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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 190 episodes
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From the team at Big Punch Studios comes A Show Called Hate, a podcast about love, hate and everything in between. Join Jon, Nich and Chris as they analyse their loves and hates in search of greater meaning and, perhaps, a little perspective.
Unknown Host hosts A Show Called Hate, a comedy show with 190 episodes published.
There’s been a World Cup. Did you know? Did you know about the World Cup?! That thing with the balls?! And the PEACE AWARD?! Anyway, join Chris (god’s bravest soldier) as he explains the pain of inhabiting a world in whi
Join us for another stellar episode, in which the debate turns existential, then aggressive, then existential again, as the boys discuss the curious life cycle of the Numberblocks (of all things). On this episode: - Jon
As the podcast enters its imperial phase, settle in for another half-assed episode that a) features 2/3 hosts, b) barely observes the core format and c) features lengthy discussion of Jon and Nich’s ongoing adventures in
Ooh! It’s a lean episode today, folks! Nich’s got places to be and a hankering for speed, so don’t dilly-dally! Move it along! What do you think this is - a valid art form?! NO! On this episode: - Jon hates bad line-read
Jon and Nich recently went on a national book tour. As such, with Chris sick (from both ends) thanks to his germ-ridden son, the two, most available hosts decide to recount their experiences. On this episode: - Jon and N
From weight-gain to muscle-building to aspirational lifestyle, protein has passed through the eye of the needle to become a modern-day shamanistic totem. Ironic, given that ‘passing through the eye of a needle’ is how th
The boys are back again - again! After recording and then losing an episode due to a faulty XLR cable, can Nich, Jon and Chris feign interest long enough to squeak out a replacement? No! On this episode: - Jon hates Game
Everyone’s least-favourite segment returns as the boys resort to eating beer-flavoured crisps live on air in a misguided attempt to feel something - anything - beyond ennui. Even disgust (spoilers). On this episode: - Jo
Nich and Jon recently experienced a barnstormer of an event in which they wowed the publishing world and ‘solved’ books. In this new epoch, their ability to connect with the common man has been irrevocably shattered. Tha
Continuing the downward spiral of podcasts the world over, Nich makes a grand entrance, wearing the kind of thing that must be seen to be believed. On this, a purely audio medium. On this episode: - Jon hates the infanti
When you think about it, what are the Arthurian legends if not the tale of a bunch of absolute mad lads in search of a cheeky pint (and some epic scran)? Culture is dead. Art is a lie. On this episode: - Jon hates the ho
He’s off celebrating a special anniversary, alright? THAT’S why. Sheesh… On this episode: - Jon hates affiliate influencers - Nich hates it when people don’t worry enough (they should). Support the show on Patreon for bo
Just as Toronto famously has a winter season and a ‘building’ season, so too does this podcast have two key phases: long periods of inactivity… and heatwaves. Join us as we enter the latter. On this episode: - Jon hates
After a mammoth absence, what better way to get back into the swing of things than by spouting our greatest hits? Marvel as Chris moans about the WhatsApp group (again), Nich complains about kids these days (urgh), and J
When is it safe to reveal your deepest, darkest secrets on a podcast? When it’s on A Show Called Hate, the audio equivalent of an anechoic chamber! On this episode: - Jon hates praying mantis parasites - Nich hates burri
Chris’ long-standing vendetta against hard-working, self-employed people reaches its bitter crescendo. Jon has a visceral reaction to chewing. Nich, well… Nich’s just a man with a job to do. On this episode: - Jon hates
The world is strange and unsettling, with monstrous people charting an aggressive trajectory towards cruelty. In these moments, we reach for our loved ones, holding them close against the storm - even if that loved one i
True story: Jon is in the midst of preparation for a exhibition of art from his new book, and almost forgot to edit and publish this episode. That’s fun, right? And healthy? Yes? On this episode: - Jon hates the simple f
With new mic stands and a mid-tier outlook on life, the boys discuss the intricacies of ‘cup acting’ and marvel at Chris’ metamorphosis into his final form: middle-aged boules man. On this episode: - Jon hates the inabil
A brief diversion through early-nineties British gameshows sees the boys examine the Venn diagram of casual racism, misogyny and homophobia, and novelty bar sports. Also, Ringo’s rippling abs. Enjoy! On this episode: - J
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