Monty slips into the Bit Weird studio to talk to Stu about weird stuff relating the world of TV. They talk weird ideas for shows, Rob Zombie directing an unexpected episode, the worst informercial product and licensing laws before the whole conversation descends into figuring out which TV stars got arrested for fighting with hookers.

Please do yourself a favour and set aside a day to explore whatever you can find on the shows we talk about like Cop Rock, Manimal, Mr Ed, Early Edition etc on Youtube.

For example: https://youtu.be/R9puOuTaGPc?si=1Ra7KuZB0eEZmDTX

That's Bit Weird for another season: thank so much to my guests and thanks to you for listening!

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We get well British guv as Stu is joined by the team from the Strange Times Show podcast (Davian, Dom and Kat) to talk all sorts of weird matters: weird British laws, some weird facts and conspiracy theories, cheese-rolling, British cuisine and a British war hero (sort of).

You can hear more of Strange Times here: https://podfollow.com/1645933067

NB: In America, eating bull testicles is known as having a "Rocky Mountain Oyster"....

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Stu is joined by Rich, Matt and Ben - the dad experts from the Dad Pants podcast - to talk about dads and how weird they can be.

Seriously, they re odd units sometimes. Think back to some dads you have known over the years.....yeah, see?

Check out DAD PANTS to hear more dad action!

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Stu is joined by Rachel (from TUNA SANDWICH and SWINGIN’ ON THE FLIPPITY FLOP) and Monty (from DAD PANTS and WHAT’S THE GO?) to look at a few weird stories from that dynamic, tumultuous old decade called the 1990's.

If you love the 90's like us, you simply MUST check out SWINGIN’ ON THE FLIPPITY FLOP. Totally bodacious.

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Podcasting luminaries Ben and Matt join Stu to dissect some weirdness involving:

• An unfortunately named sportsman
• A noise pollution law that needs further explanation
• Bizarre Foods
• A radioactive makeover
• The Kentucky Meat Shower: A Bizarre Phenomenon
• An unexpected romance novel
• Parting oddities involving snot and dogs

What else could you want from a podcast, honestly?

The Novel on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/35059487-tender-wings-of-desire

If you want to hear more form Matt and Ben (or myself, for that matter), go to your pod app and look up these pods in no particular order:

DAD PANTS

WHAT'S THE GO?

THE CHATTERING CLASSES

SWINGIN' ON THE FLIPPITY FLOP

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Part 2 of our "Canada is a Bit Weird" episode and we discuss what is unique about the province of Alberta, Canada's biggest heist, strange marketing and physics being weird in Hudson Bay.

If you enjoy listening to Monty, you can catch him from time to time on these poddies:

DAD PANTS

WHAT’S THE GO?

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Monty makes his long-awaited (by someone somewhere, we assume) return to the Bit Weird but Fair Enough (I Guess) podcast with a look at some weird Canada stuff.

Monty is an Australian man who has moved to Canada, and so has something of an outsider's perspective on weird Canada bits that seem normal to them.

In this Part 1 of a big 2 part episode, we look at weird Canadian laws.

Like Monty's style? You can also catch him intermittently on the DAD PANTS and WHAT’S THE GO? podcasts.

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Easter - what's the deal?

Why are we celebrating a zombie situation? Why is it celebrated in different, weird ways around the world? Why is there a rabbit involved?

And what's with hot cross buns anyway?

Stu is joined by Rachel Barrett from the Tuna Sandwich and Swingin' on the Flippity Flop podcasts to work through it.

Check out Rach's pods here:

TUNA SANDWICH

SWINGIN’ ON THE FLIPPITY FLOP

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