House of Waffle Podcast

House of Waffle is a sibling comedy podcast serving up big chats, bigger opinions, and absolutely no filter.From parenting chaos and relationship debates to social cringe, pop culture and the stuff you only admit to your mates - nothing is off the table.Expect unhinged stories, brutal honesty, and a lot of laughing at life’s messiest moments.New episodes weekly. Come hungry. 🧇

House of Waffle Podcast is a comedy podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 38 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts House of Waffle Podcast, a comedy show with 38 episodes published.

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  Episode #38

  Ep 38 - Super Massive Black Hole Stars

  Sep 29, 202653 minS1

  This week Bobby’s wife calls in with Mel’s Hole: Part 2, and somehow the story gets even more ridiculous. Another mysterious hole, a sheep lowered into it, a strange creature, burning ice and eventually… another bloody hole. Then in Spin the Yarn, Sian takes us on a trip through space and time exploring supermassive black hole stars, some of the oldest black holes we can see, the ridiculous size of the universe and whether portals through space could actually exist. Scientific knowledge is limited, but speculation is absolutely thriving. We finish with a surprisingly wholesome algorithm as Bobby brings some positive vibes and inspirational clips to the table. Sheep holes, black holes and plenty of holes in our scientific knowledge.

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  Episode #37

  Ep 37 - Mel's Hole

  Sep 22, 202650 minS1

  This week Sian takes on 18 holes of footgolf, where the toe-punting is apparently loud enough to drown out a boob slap. Then we experience the full spectrum of British life — from a bloke in Croydon riding an electric scooter while sitting on a traffic cone, to an Ocado driver practically offering to come in and put the shopping away. Bobby also unlocks a questionable childhood memory of primary school kids deliberately making each other pass out. Was this a normal playground thing, or did Bobby just go to a particularly dodgy school? In Spin the Yarn, Bobby dives into the bizarre legend of Mel’s Hole — a supposedly bottomless pit in Washington State where dead animals allegedly came back to life, strange things happened whenever anyone got too close, and the US government apparently became very interested in keeping people away. Just your standard hole in the ground, then. Sian finishes things off with a music quiz with a difference: famous song lyrics translated into full roadman, leaving Bobby to work out what the hell she’s talking about. A much lighter one this week — Mel’s Hole, roadman lyrics and questionable childhood games.

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  Episode #36

  Ep 36 - Lindsay Clancy: The Aftermath - Part 2

  Sep 15, 202654 minS1

  We’re straight back in this week, no mucking about, as we pick up where we left off with the Lindsay Clancy case and the huge divide it’s created. Are people making excuses for the murder of children, or are we finally taking postpartum mental health seriously? Bobby and Sian put the world to rights and give their completely unqualified opinions on where cases like this could take us as a society. Things lighten up in What Have You Got? as Bobby gives Sian a one-second music quiz. One second of a song, name the track — and Sian is absolutely living her best life. Then the algorithm takes us to GTA 6, how ridiculously good it looks and just how far gaming has come… which somehow turns into a conversation about video games, dreams and whatever else enters our heads along the way. A heavy start, a music quiz, GTA and dreams. Standard waffle.

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  Episode #35

  Ep 35 - Lindsay Clancy: Evil or Ill

  Sep 8, 202652 minS1

  This week starts with a proud dad moment as Bobby’s son begins martial arts, while Sian returns from Disneyland Paris with a grudge against a train conductor, a fine for putting her feet on the seat, and a newfound hatred for the smell of Paris. Then *Spin the Yarn* takes a much darker turn with a deep dive into the **Lindsay Clancy case**. Bobby tells the story of the night her husband Patrick briefly left the house to pick up takeaway and medication, only to return to the unthinkable. We look at what happened, Clancy’s mental health and treatment leading up to that night, and the huge divide the case created online. Was this a calculated murder, or a woman experiencing severe psychiatric illness? From those who fiercely defend her to those who believe there can be no excuse — and even the internet theories accusing Patrick himself — we dig into the case and give our own thoughts. A very different *Spin the Yarn* this week, and one that leaves plenty to talk about.

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  Episode #34

  Ep 34 - Crazy Timelines And More Cringey Stories

  Sep 1, 202646 minS1

  This week starts with airport bollocks, a journey home that takes forever, and the horrific discovery that Rachel accidentally turned the fridge freezer off while they were away. You can imagine the smell. In Spin the Yarn, Sian messes with our heads with some crazy historical timelines. The Eiffel Tower was being built around the time of Jack the Ripper, the last guillotine execution in France happened the same year Star Wars came out, Picasso and Snoop Dogg were alive at the same time, and Cleopatra lived closer to the Moon Landing than the building of the Great Pyramid. History suddenly makes no sense. We also have a brilliant listener story from Dale, who takes us back to his DJ days in the '80s and a farmers' party involving pyrotechnics, an unfortunate accident and a perfectly timed drop of “It’s Raining Men”. Finally, Sian tries to raise the tone with some good news about extreme old age, before Bobby lowers the bar again with another selection from his increasingly broken algorithm. Dodgy timelines, rotten freezers and exploding farmers.

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