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Join Parkers and Daly on the final instalment of The Kindling Episodes. The boys ramble on about Adam Sander movies, rad toys from the 90's and Daly attempts to burn through a bunch of segment ideas. Also... too much wine.

Join Parkers and Daly for the 3rd instalment of their very first recording around the proverbial campfire. You may notice the wine has starting to kick in...

The Kindling Episodes - a series of 4 episodes from the The Campfire archives. Recorded before Parkers owned any sort of 'whiz bang' recording equipment or audio software.

The Kindling Episodes - a series of 4 episodes from the The Campfire archives. Recorded before Parkers owned any sort of 'whiz bang' recording equipment or audio software.

In this episode, Parkers and Daly manage to milk a vidchat get together in the thick of a societal collapse. Parkers shares his quarantine binge of Community and Scrubs and Daly brings back the Cold Fact in astronomical style. Together they talk of pirate movies, pirate games, pirate porn and Daly asks; 2-minute noodles - to broth or not to broth? The boys also discuss the preferred temperature of Vegemite and later a consensus about Daly's mum being a creepy spider lady. Also, click the link below if you're interested in trying the Quandong Gin from Melbourne based distillery, Autonomy Distillers. https://www.autonomydistillers.com.au/shop

In this episode, Daly ruins a perfectly good story and Parkers reviews French-Belgian-Canadian animation and masterfully predicts the new reality of video conference award ceremonies. Daly talks about how he got grifted in New Orleans, the boys bang on about outdated gaming consoles and the conclusion entails improvised ukulele weirdness.

This week we hear an embarrassing story from Parkers and Daly talks about the wonder that is Sabrina Salerno. Later Parkers realises that he was the victim of some light-hearted workplace bullying and the boys round off the episode trying to understand tattoos.

This week, the boys discuss the cinema of Pauly Shore, Ben 10 lore and good graphic novels. They also find time to chat about body hair maintenance, MAD magazine and how many minutes per day one should spend making the bald man cry.

This week, Parkers gives Daly a brief run down of the Netflix series, 'Sex Education' and the boys wonder how future humans will look back on Google. Later, Daly rattles off a bunch of Korean movies he believes everyone should see and shares tales from his American odyssey.

This week, Parkers translates insults for his old man with the help of Google and then the boys get super nostalgic over board games and the things they collected as kids. Later, we hear how a young Parkers unintentionally enraged his local bin man using a little bit too much ingenuity.

This week, Parkers and Daly recall their long, lost youth as 'child stars'. Later, we learn that Daly’s pitch for the reality show, ‘Skip Dippers’, synchronically came to fruition, as Parkers reviews a local TV show, ‘Cash for Trash’. Parkers introduces a ridiculous and extreme road trip game, then Daly shares his updated karaoke song list. To close, a question that will quite possibly blow your mind.

This week, the boys read some listener mail and spitball alternative sporting mascots. Later, they share stories of losing virginity and Parkers provides insight on his inability to pick up on 'signals'. Daly's mum puts magpies before her own health and Daly demonstrates that he is terrible at telling jokes.

This week, the boys clear up the mystery that is T.A.O.C, which leads them down a conversational rabbit hole of topics ranging from animal cruelty to misguided condom application. Daly overhears a ridiculous conversation between a mother and son at his local 'Post Shop' and closes off the episode with some original songs.

This week, the lads discuss the future of Google Maps, natural joke tellers (aka 'larrikins') and the amazing, yet confusing rise of the 'actor', Ruby Rose. Daly creates a new and probably short-lived segment and later explains the age old question, ‘Why do we dream?

This week, Parkers once again digs into the folder on his computer called 'Random Cuts'; a place for failed ideas, controversial jokes and general stupidity. Not suitable for a regular episode, but too good to throw away.

This week, to save Parkers from cutting an excessive amount of quality bracken, Daly breaks out the TAOC cards at the beginning of the episode. From these wonderous conversation starters, Parkers recalls a teacher from his high school with a photographic memory for names and faces. Daly then explains why the smell of Jasmin reminds him of rejection. The boys recall the dangers of throwing frisbees and kicking footballs around babies and toddlers before ineptly discussing religion. Daly bumbles through another classic 'Top 5' list (that we’ve probably already heard) while a young Parkers tests the classic Indiana Jones/Rambo torch in the stormwater drains where he grew up.

This week, Parkers and Daly talk restaurants from their childhoods. They remember their local Chinese restaurant, the classic pub experience complete with adventure playground and ball pit shenanigans and everyone’s favourite ‘All You Can Eat’ giant, Sizzler. Later, Parkers takes us on a hike up Mt Stirling and remembers a series of unfortunate events that occurred on a 10-day hike in Victoria’s Alpine National Park.

This week the boys stumble their way around Australian Beers by the States and Parkers shares his latest adventure, fossicking for olivine. Later the boys share some fashion tips followed by a history lesson in chocolate. We round off the show with Parkers' top 5 favourite animated shows and Daly shares his DVD wish list.

This week, Daly acknowledges Grazza's alternate perspectives on stories of old. Parkers comes to believe that Daly may be a superhero. Daly shares a revolutionary new breakfast sensation as well as an interesting suggestion on a timeless Aussie snack. Later, Cold Facts, Warm Facts and some more invention ideas.