Hosted by E-Dawg & Evo · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 137 episodes
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Legends, welcome to The Unprofessionals Podcast — where absolutely nothing is off limits! The people are real, the laughs are loud, and the stories? Well, they're better than your nan's gossip at a family BBQ. Join E-Dawg, Evo, and The Lord as they crack a cold one and spin their weekly yarns, tackling everything from the ridiculous to the downright absurd. So, grab a beer, kick back, and let these three best mates take you on a ride where no topic is too weird, too wild, or too out-of-bounds. It's just a dead set good time ... and maybe a little bit of chaos too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
E-Dawg & Evo hosts The Unprofessionals, a comedy show with 137 episodes published.
In this laugh-out-loud episode, Evo, Edawg, and the ever-mysterious “The Lord” descend upon the annual Beer Awards with one mission: to cause absolute, glorious chaos. From questionable tasting notes (“Is that… banana br
It’s Easter, the chocolate is somehow pricier than the world’s fuel supply, and the lads are absolutely fired up about it. Before anyone can unwrap a single egg, they’re already asking the big seasonal questions — like w
The boys have crashed back into the studio and the chaos levels are already off the charts. Edawg opens the episode by bragging — loudly — about his massive flathead catch, and honestly, he’s milking it like he just won
Edawg has mysteriously disappeared — again — but don’t panic. The Milan has strutted in like a man who definitely didn’t read the group chat and is now pretending he knows what’s going on. Each episode, the lads heroical
Welcome back to Fuel, Fools & Filth , the only podcast where the lads discuss global fuel prices with the confidence of men who once failed Year 10 maths, then immediately play Cards Against Humanity to remind everyone w
Evo & The Lord Hit a Festival They head east, immediately get lost, argue about who was meant to pack the tent, and end up at a festival that smells like sunscreen, dust, and poor decisions. One of them definitely tried
The lads are back and with a man down, but they do have a special guest. Matt Eeles is the founder of Cinema Australia and the director of the WA Made Film Festival . Lights down, snacks ready, and phones on silent—becau
The lads are back and now tacking on, Fisheries: The lads storm the docks to “fix the fishing industry,” which mostly results in them arguing with a pelican and accidentally dropping someone’s lunch into the ocean. A str
The lads link together like this: one bloke tries to buy a Valentine’s gift off Marketplace, but the “cute teddy” he finds looks like it’s survived a small house fire. The seller insists it’s “vintage.” The pickup turns
Yes, the lads are back — like a bad disease — the kind that laughs at antibiotics and thrives on cheap lager. They’ve rolled in with the confidence of men who haven’t done a load of laundry since 2009 and think “meal pre
The lads are back, stumbling heroically into the spotlight like they’ve just remembered they left the oven on. Australia’s issues are piling up faster than a Bunnings sausage queue on a Saturday, The Lord has convenientl
The lads have dragged themselves back in after the Christmas break looking like they’ve survived a Category 5 family gathering. One bloke’s still peeling from a sunburn so severe he’s basically a walking croissant. Anoth
Christmas has hit The Unprofessionals and absolutely nothing is under control. The lads roll into the silly season firing on all cylinders — talking rubbish, telling questionable stories, and proving once again that prof
Strap in, legends — this episode detonates harder than a dhuie on 10lb line. E-Dawg finally snaps over the Western Australian fishing ban , and it’s safe to say… Roger may not be safe. Not the governmen
This week on The Unprofessionals Podcast , the boys officially lose the plot . For reasons unknown (and probably medical), everyone sounds like a different animal: Evo comes in hot, screeching like a co
This episode is basically what happens when you mix poor decisions, caffeine, and a questionable moral compass. The boys dive into the big life question: “You’ve got 9 months left to live — what the hell are you doing?”
It finally happened. After 107 episodes of carrying him like a busted wheelbarrow, The Big Tool Man has finally stepped up to the plate — swinging harder than a drunk uncle at Christmas. This week, the boys w
The Unprofessionals are back — and this week’s sugar-fuelled chaos hits harder than a dodgy servo coffee. What starts as a simple chat about jelly beans somehow spirals into a full-blown psychological breakdown of childh
The boys hit Perth for the “once-in-a-lifetime” Metallica concert… and left wondering if the band accidentally sent out their wax museum doubles. What should’ve been a night of heavy-metal glory turned into a
Swipe right on chaos, because this one’s a certified trainwreck. Evo, E-Dawg, and The Lord dive head-first into the red-flag jungle of modern dating — from bio catastrophes to bedroom negotiations that’d make a HR manage
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