The Whales In Our Lives

Chaos prevails in this brand new Neoborn and Andia episode in which comedy meets social commentary and intriguing artistic questions with their never-given answers.

Rainbow? What's wrong with those prism coloured light-waves? It's an actual 21st century question when kindergartens and shops are vandalized because of this Irish green-man slide - and astoundingly, not because of the hidden gold or treasure just because of the littleness of immature minds from where even empathy escaped. Odd they spend so much time and effort on unicorn farts...

The little mustard coloured, pants-free, obese and slightly even more obnoxious talking toy-bear (we can't say or write his name down because in China Winnie-the-pooh is blacklisted and we want to think of our Chinese listeners, who can not read, talk or write about Winnie-the-pooh since their supreme leader feels a visual similarity would bring dark lights...) has an issue in this world...

And the schools, the whole deducation system which prevents success from people unless they leave it as fast as possible, way earlier than majority.

Dads are also important! There are children who acknowledge them - despite the heavy neglect by the mainstream media and the fashion the naysay them.

An actual story with Freddie Mercury and David Bowie (no sex involved in this one, since our show is not R rated...) with a very important lesson for all the artists and wannabes these days (yes, there is a significant difference between them).

Speaking of music: Lemon Pets is a new band! Know more!

Neoborn and Andia announces the "specials" are coming this summer. They have a lot of guts and balls to talk about abortion. In the "specials". By the way, can you dry hump with green tea?

Plus, the giraffes! Yes, all the four species of them. What? It's not how the deducators made you believe with their outdated but forced knowledge? Wait no more: the latest scientifical researches are here!

The "Tik-tok Tapes" are out - and still not an R-rated show! All the big surveillance machines you never wanted to accept the truth about.

And finally, the Vogon-stopper "Contemporary British Poetry" is back with a live performance! Will it be painful? Oh yeah!

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