After a long (and unplanned) hiatus, Joey and Bruno are back with special guest co-host Laurie to discuss the turbulence of student life in the midst of the cost of living crisis. Sure, this may boil down to how many times you need to have Beans a week, but the struggle is still there! As well as discussing how this effects themselves, they also analyse its impact on wider society, especially their lecturers and teachers who are currently on strike. Prepare to strike for your Big Dinners as the next a society in crisis grinds to a startling halt! 

As the animal populations die and the sea levels rise, its positive to keep yourself in good spirits! Whilst these these Mad Max adjacent themes are discussed, Joey and Bruno also discuss the psychic warfare that a trip to IKEA can inflict upon an individual, the nature of the British public, and the circle of life. Not so bleak after all, eh?

Follow us on Twitter @SupercargoPod

Whilst most local media sources are poor in their execution, Devon Live (our source of local journalism) truly takes the award for some of the most irrelevant, disingenuous, and fictionalized accounts of the South-West's non-events, all in an attempt to discover the symbiotic relationship between the fear local media create and the effect it has on its overly paranoid political base. Joey and Bruno go on a deep dive into the world of Newton Abbot's pigeon-slaughtering assassins, the correct way to dispose of a fish without drawing the attention of several government agencies, and how the short road to potential genocide may begin with intentionally triggering angry boomers. 

Follow us on twitter @SupercargoPod