9: #009 The Voice Limbo Issue

The Cryptid Factor

Improv, Unknown, Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4.9 • 666 Ratings

🗓️ 4 June 2013

⏱️ 54 minutes

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('Radio station days' archive) This week we see how low we can go. We also talk about a Beaver that kills fisherman in Belarus, A hiding Russian virus and killer asses. Also, we talk about a teenager who makes a submarine out of drain pipe and comedian Arj Barker joins us to talk about the Westall UFO encounter.

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0:00.0	The Quintetka
0:04.0	The Quintet Factor with Rhys Darby and David Fariah.
0:29.5	And me.
0:30.3	And me. Hi and welcome.
0:48.3	Hello, hello.
0:50.2	I always start with a wahay.
0:52.1	Hey.
0:53.0	I was listening to a couple of our podcasts, and I noticed that.
0:57.5	Always start with a woo-hoo, just sort of that fake energy.
1:02.0	Well, you've got to start the show with a bit of excitement to get the people involved.
1:05.3	They've got to listen, they might be able to down, they tune in to us.
1:08.3	They hear that hey, and suddenly they're up.
1:10.8	You don't want to start with a good evening.
1:14.3	No.
1:14.8	You know, we're not student radio, but we don't want to go too far.
1:18.3	We don't want to become commercial radio.
1:19.8	We were too excited.
1:21.0	No.
1:21.3	We want to be somewhere in between.
1:23.7	Actually, we're kind of probably below student radio.
1:27.2	We used to be on student radio, and now we're kind of below that.
1:30.3	Yeah, we're in a food court.
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