Celebrity Traitors Star Joe Marler Takes Aim at Nick Mohammed in Latest Podcast - But Not Without a Few Visual Misfires
Podcast enthusiasts are in for a treat this week as Joe Marler, star of the popular Celebrity Traitors series, teams up with comedian Nick Mohammed to dish out some scathing critiques. In their latest episode, Marler calls out Mohammed's dubious credentials as a "pseudo-psychologist" and launches into a hilarious roast that leaves little room for doubt about who's truly in charge.
While this unlikely pairing delivers plenty of laughs, some listeners may find themselves checking the video format - yes, you read that right, it's a video podcast. The show's six-minute mark is where things take a detour into visual gags that might fall flat on an audio-only experience.
If podcasts are more your thing, there are plenty of other great options to explore this week. Former marine Eric Morante recounts his remarkable story as an amputee boxer in Defiant, which also delves into the drama and controversy surrounding a high-stakes tournament he was about to participate in. The Rest Is Science is another highlight, with Prof Hannah Fry and Michael Stevens hosting a lighthearted discussion that's equal parts informative and entertaining.
For those looking for something more introspective, Hope on Repeat offers a poignant series of interviews with current and former refugees who share their "hope hits" - personal stories and songs that have sustained them through displacement. And Tortoise Investigates takes a deep dive into the world of freediving, exposing the darker side of this competitive sport.
So whether you're in the mood for laughter, inspiration, or just something new to listen to, there's plenty of great content out there waiting to be discovered.
Podcast enthusiasts are in for a treat this week as Joe Marler, star of the popular Celebrity Traitors series, teams up with comedian Nick Mohammed to dish out some scathing critiques. In their latest episode, Marler calls out Mohammed's dubious credentials as a "pseudo-psychologist" and launches into a hilarious roast that leaves little room for doubt about who's truly in charge.
While this unlikely pairing delivers plenty of laughs, some listeners may find themselves checking the video format - yes, you read that right, it's a video podcast. The show's six-minute mark is where things take a detour into visual gags that might fall flat on an audio-only experience.
If podcasts are more your thing, there are plenty of other great options to explore this week. Former marine Eric Morante recounts his remarkable story as an amputee boxer in Defiant, which also delves into the drama and controversy surrounding a high-stakes tournament he was about to participate in. The Rest Is Science is another highlight, with Prof Hannah Fry and Michael Stevens hosting a lighthearted discussion that's equal parts informative and entertaining.
For those looking for something more introspective, Hope on Repeat offers a poignant series of interviews with current and former refugees who share their "hope hits" - personal stories and songs that have sustained them through displacement. And Tortoise Investigates takes a deep dive into the world of freediving, exposing the darker side of this competitive sport.
So whether you're in the mood for laughter, inspiration, or just something new to listen to, there's plenty of great content out there waiting to be discovered.
I mean, who tries to make visuals work in a podcast? 
it's like they took an audio-only show and just added some cringeworthy attempts at humor. and honestly, the real joke is that people are still gonna tune in for this...
! star joe marler & nick mohammed's dynamic is just on point, and i mean, calling out nick's pseudo-psychology credentials had me DEAD 
meanwhile, defiant sounds like a total tear-jerker - an amputee boxer's story is seriously inspiring 
what i love about these podcasts is that they're all so different from each other - laughter & roast to introspective interviews 
and honestly, tortoise investigates had me kinda nervous 
freediving can be super intense... but yeah, great content alert! 
... like what's the point? But Joe Marler and Nick Mohammed are comical geniuses - their banter is on fire 
. I've been listening to podcasts for years and it's nice to see someone not taking themselves too seriously. That said, if you're an audio-only kinda person, Defiant might be more up your alley 
. Eric Morante's story is so inspiring, and The Rest Is Science sounds like a blast. And I love that Tortoise Investigates is exploring something that not many people think about... freediving can't be all fun and games, right? 
dont @ me about the video podcast tho idc if it was more funny on audio, i liked the visuals too 
anyway gotta give props to tortoise investigates tho, that freediving doco is super interesting and eye opening 
i'm also obsessed with defiant, eric morante's story is so inspiring 
gotta try out hope on repeat tho, refugee stories can be really powerful 
And what does this say about our attention spans?
But at the same time, I love the idea of comedy just being visual – it's so different from how we usually consume humor. Maybe it's not perfect, but it's trying something new, right? 
. Still, if you're a fan of video podcasts, this might be the one for you 
. I'd recommend checking out some of the other options too, like Defiant or The Rest Is Science - they both sound really interesting 
and micahel stevens is hilarious 
like, what's with the stick figures? Anyway, if you're into that kind of thing, Celebrity Traitors is definitely worth a listen - just don't expect too much in terms of visuals 
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... sometimes I wish I could just sit down and listen to those stories all day.
. ON THE OTHER HAND, I'M REALLY INTERESTED IN THAT BOXER STORY - ERIC MORANTE'S DETERMINATION IS TRULY INSPIRING 
. It's amazing how much variety there is now - from laugh-out-loud comedy like the one with Joe Marler and Nick Mohammed (even though some of those visual jokes fell flat for me 
), to inspiring stories that really make you think about what matters in life.
. But hey, comedy is great too! I just wish Marler had stuck to his day job – er, I mean, not being a celebrity traitor 
i mean i'm still not down for it but its wild how food preferences can vary so much across cultures, right? and have u tried those new flavored coffees they're all the rage now?