Humidum

In this episode, Jenny and Pat read a chapter from 'Out There: A Sexual Health Guide for Young Gay Men'. It's as awful as it sounds.

Humidum is back after nearly a year off the air! This episode was recorded in a Gyoza Frenzy, during which Pat, Miriam, and Justin explored the state of Russia's economy, the finer points of Russian cuisine, and life in Putin's paradise. A fitting return for the hottest podcast this side of the equator [citation needed].

In this special tenth episode, Pat is joined by David for an extended conversation in which they reflect on the Orlando tragedy, the struggles facing gay and Muslim communities, and the way activists can build a better future.

In this episode of Humidum, Vanaxis takes aim at the Baird Government over broken promises, the Spew Review assesses Peter Dutton the Minister for Immigration, Agony Aunt William returns for Ask Us Literally Anything, and the whole Humidum crew gets together for the Fall of Rome...

In this episode, Miriam delves into the perverse world of women's toilets and sicko nurses, Jenny and Pat unpack episode one of Game of Thrones' sixth season in The Spew Review, Vanaxis explains why its okay to pirate Season 6 of Game of Thrones, and Georgina takes us on an ontological turn via Magritte in What The Fuck Am I Looking At?

In this episode, Dr Georgina returns to discuss an uncovered Caravaggio painting in What The Fuck Am I Looking At, Vanaxis highlights controversies in Liberal preselections for Dennis Jensen and Bronwyn Bishop, Miriam rants about women, and Jenny's Spew Review of South Park is interrupted by an unexpected call...

Humidum. Silly name. Silly podcast.

Miriam is back from hiatus and has a lot to say, which is not surprising. She ranges over the Sydney Royal Easter Show, Orgasmic Meditation, the rise of the Selfie, and annoying people on planes. Jenny looks at Season 4 of House of Cards in the Spew Review, and she and Pat wonder why evil characters are just so much more interesting.

In a mixed bag episode this fortnight, Jenny joins Pat in Victoria Park where they discuss the state of student politics, The Spew Review looks at Deadpool, Georgina discusses Damian Hirst's Crystal Skull in What The Fuck Am I Looking At?, and Pat and Vanaxis bring you a special investigative report into the proposed ATO building for Gosford.

Miriam is on holidays this week, so Brad co-hosts our special Mardi Gras episode, we look at the politics of Safe Schools Program with Vanaxis, talk about what it's like growing up gay on the Central Coast, Georgina and Pat visit the Opera House for Verdi's Luisa Miller, and we get some surprising live commentary from Fair Day.

In this special, lockouts-focused episode of Humidum, Pat and Miriam discuss their experience of lockouts and the difficulty involved in getting a bottle of wine after 10pm, Pat's slowly delivered editorial digs into the problem of rationality and power, Vanaxis explores the political impact of the furore on Mike Baird and why the conservative vote is overrated, new host Jenny Sonter live commentates Drake's 'Hotline Bling' in 'The Spew Review', and Agony Aunt William responds to your lockout-related questions.

Episode 3 drops tomorrow.

In the second episode of Humidum, Miriam discusses her shocking week, Pat takes aim at right-wing ideologues, Vanaxis critiques the Left's obsession with 'noplatforming', Georgina introduces us to Tracy Emin's Bed, and Agony Aunt William dials in from a no-questions camp to respond to a few questions in 'ask us literally anything'.

Episode 1 introduces you to your hosts, Pat and Miriam. After the editorial, we discuss states of preparedness for the Zombie Apocalypse, then Travis berates the Left for berating Barry Humphries (and takes a shot or two at Caitlyn Jenner). The conversation then turns to insects rising, followed by Dr Georgina's discussion of Picasso's 'Guernica'. William rounds out the program as our Agony Aunt is asked LITERALLY anything.

Coming soon to the Year of the Podcast (this year), Humidum: the chronicles of some thirty year olds that you really want to know. We swear.