
A comedy podcast about video games, hosted by kind and knowledgeable boys (and Australian comedians) Tommy Dassalo and Ben Vernel.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 554 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesComedyLeisure | |||

The Game Awards are done and dusted for another year and we've finally recovered enough to bring you all of the huge announcements from the show. A couple of co-op games, some new online shooters, a new Capcom IP and HEAPS more. Plus we've gone BARKI... more
After eight long years of waiting, it's finally here: Episode 528 of Filthy Casuals. Did I make a similar joke the other week? I can't remember and I'm too busy to check because I've been sinking a lot of time into Metroid Prime 4 Beyond. Does this l... more
We're a few days away from the release of Metroid Prime 4: Beyond so we're rounding up our hopes, dreams and fears for this long-awaited sequel. Tommy's been dabbling in a few demos to try and find the perfect 7 out of 10 game to enjoy over the summe... more
The nominees are out for the second most prestigious awards in gaming (behind The Filthy Casuals End of Year list): The Game Awards. We go through the nominees in the major categories before HOOVERING up a game that SHOULD be nominated in every singl... more
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These boys know their stuff*
(* = riffs)
It’s just not funny anymore. The vibe changed from curated comedy show to just dudes with mics and opinions. Ben and Tommy just refuse to find new games outside their comfort zone, let alone try them. The offshoot pods are getting worse while also clogging the feed. And worst of all every guest feels like they were just told before recording “no pressure, but we are counting on you”
Miss the old filthy casuals. Show has turned into slop compared to the comical genius that was the Pokemon sleep bit. Get that new dude off the pod he’s brutal
Easily my favourite gaming podcast. The boys tell the news then get into some insightful reviews. And as they always say …
Like it’s hot
Hope this helps gents xoxo
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A lively comedy podcast centered on video games, featuring insightful discussions anchored by hosts who come from a background in Australian comedy. The conversations blend humor with critical reviews of the latest gaming releases, industry announcements, and trends while maintaining an engaging rapport between the hosts. The format allows for a mix of light-hearted banter and deeper analysis on topics ranging from game design to cultural impacts within the gaming community, catering to both hardcore gamers and casual enthusiasts. Noteworthy is the hosts' ability to incorporate personal anecdotes and storytelling, making the episodes enjoyable and relatable, and appealing to a broad audience interested in gaming culture and humor.
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Recent guests on Filthy Casuals include:
1. Dilruk Jayasinha
2. Andrew Levins
3. Greg Larsen
4. Jen Fricker
5. Jen Frick
6. Gen Fricker
7. Ben Russell
8. Stephen Gates
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