Coffees and Cardies: Recent Episodes

Jake and Carl

Jake and Carl try and convince each other about everything they care about. If you like fun conversations about fairly unimportant stuff then you'll love this.

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This week Carl and Jake discuss what food is worth to them.

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This week Jake and Carl discuss the way that we consume music has changed over time.

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This week Jake and Carl discuss how streaming has changed the landscape of TV watching

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This week Carl and Jake discuss a question: will we play video games when we are old?

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This week Carl shares his most famous and regularly told story. This is the definitive version of that story.

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This week, Jake and Carl discuss Huskees, why they are so good, and how they are changing the takeaway game.

Huskee Cups https://huskee.co

b3 Coffee https://b3coffee.com.au

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This week Jake and Carl discuss...(insert own drum roll) Nalgenes, the best of all drink bottles

Nalgenes https://www.nalgene.com/

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This week Jake and Carl discuss a bunch of topics that didn't warrant an entire episode.

The topics discussed are: Wool Cereal Cold showers Niche vs nitch Hammocks

Let us know if you have anything you would like us to discuss for the next B-Sides!

Show notes: Wool and wetsuits https://360guide.info/wetsuits/wetsuit-history.html

Eno Hammocks http://www.enonation.com.au/

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This week Carl and Hannah try and convince Jake to step out of his comfort zone and into an op shop (when Coronavirus is over).

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This episode we talk about the benefits and downsides of phone cases.

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We both agree that takeaway cups should go away, but how that can happen? In this episode Carl tries to convince Jake that cafes should go 'cold turkey' while Jake argues that we should take a more graduated, economical incentives based approach.

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In our first ever episode we discuss the age old question of First Party vs. Third Party apps.