Guest Episode - Kick It Forward
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What insights do the Kick It Forward boys share about their podcast journey?
It is Wednesday, my dudes.
Hello, Bedwetters, and welcome back to the We Mean Well podcast, hosted by Louise Adal-Din and Jack Archdale. Strap yourselves in for what will be a truly insightful and life-changing experience.
You guys start.
Slow. Jeez. Okay, hang on.
Yeah, we're vlogging.
I'll vlog the start. All right.
Harry's got the last remaining GoPro on the earth, and he's vlogging with it. He keeps, like, defending it, saying, oh, if GoPros are so good, it's like they literally have gone bankrupt.
Start again.
Have they?
Start again.
How do the hosts and guests interact during the episode?
That's rude.
I bought one the other day.
Oh, really? No, they are actually way better than, like, recording on iPhones. Oh, really?
I'm a travel vlogger now. I've realized like the best lifestyle is just cruising around the camera, but people don't understand how hard travel vlogging is because you've got to be thinking about battery, storage, and also getting the right shot. Oh yeah. Like you've got to, sometimes you have to do things again.
We haven't experienced that once today. No, no. It's all been pretty natural vlogging.
I'm actually getting good at it though.
Should we do that again?
Yeah, yeah.
What are the challenges of travel vlogging mentioned in the episode?
Just because it was a bit long.
This is legitimately the most interesting thing he's filmed.
So Pete –
He keeps doing it after. We just went to the Sydney Swans. He's like, oh, shit, I should have filmed some of that.
I told him. It's the fucking meteor flying through the sky. I told these guys.
You're on a train.
I was like, I'm doing kick it forward vlog. It's going to be great. But in reality, it's going to be hardcore aviation like details. I'll put it there for a sec.
That's not distracting.
How do the guests engage with the topic of planes and trains?
Have you... Welcome.
Oh, thanks for having us, Charles.
Good thanks to you. Good. Good. Good.
What? Is it Wooloo Mooloo? Is that how you pronounce it?
I beg your pardon? Wooloo Mooloo? Where are we? Wooloo Mooloo?
Is that the suburb we're in?
Oh, fuck me swinging.
What humorous anecdotes are shared about their experiences?
No, it is. Keep saying it like that. Yeah, it is. Yeah, Wooloo. Confirmed, Will. Wooloo Mooloo. Because I can't pronounce any of the Sydney suburbs. There's also... Because we have Coochie in Perth.
Oh, true. Yeah, Coochie. Coochie. Like pussy.
Coochie mama.
Coochie. Oh, Coochie.
How do the guests approach the topic of comedy and jokes?
No, this is Woo-loo, Moo-loo. Those are also directives I give to Lou every day. Woo, Lou.
Moo, Lou. And she does it every time. I'm happy with that.
I'm not saying she's like a cow, but it sounds like you're on the farm like, Woo, woo, woo. Woo, Lou. Moo, Lou.
Yeah. It's Woo-loo, Moo-loo.
I can't say that.
Woo-loo, Moo-loo.
You'll get it. Look at you.
What are the unique segments introduced during the episode?
Woo-loo, Moo-loo. There you go.
Now, who's clever? Me. You're correct. You're doing vlog on that. For fuck's sake, some of the best banter.
We'll do it later. We'll do it later. We should start the pod now.
Should we start? Yeah. Hey, we've got some very special guests. The Kick It Forward boys. Everyone give them a round of applause.
How do the hosts reflect on their podcast's growth and future?
You just fucking triple beep. Triple beep of the go.
I used all my best gear before we started. What are you talking about?
I'm actually about to peg the camera.
I heard those beeps while sleeping last night. I wake up in a cold sleep going beep, beep, beep.
I think we need to discuss your sleeping situation later on. Yeah. It sounds like there's been a situation going on.
Well, I'd prefer to discuss it now instead of just, you know, touching on it.
We're teasing.
It's a hook. Have you ever heard of radio? Love to talk about that right on.
This boring story is going to come later.
We'll reveal all on the Kick It Forward podcast. Nice, dude. Like some other episode.
Awesome. So go and listen to that whenever that's out. Josh, you were saying that fucking you guys were on a plane flying up and you're all in separate seats.
Yeah.
And you just hear ding, ding, ding.
Yeah, it's the loudest thing ever. Go play it. I'm travel vlogging. It's this.
And then Harry, like, concedes to me later on. He's like, it is kind of loud. Like, it seems like a design flaw. It's like, yeah, that's why they went bust.
I'm hoping for a firmware update on this because you can set it to low, but that's the low, what it's on now.
Can you put it to high?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What insights do the Kick It Forward boys share about their podcast journey?
0:00–0:34
2
How do the hosts and guests interact during the episode?
0:34–1:17
3
What are the challenges of travel vlogging mentioned in the episode?
1:17–1:47
4
How do the guests engage with the topic of planes and trains?
1:47–2:03
5
What humorous anecdotes are shared about their experiences?
2:03–2:17
6
How do the guests approach the topic of comedy and jokes?
2:17–2:42
7
What are the unique segments introduced during the episode?
2:42–3:02
8
How do the hosts reflect on their podcast's growth and future?
3:02–47:37