Three Australian men. No qualifications. infinite self-assurance. Workplace tales, weekend mishaps, online gibberish, current affairs, conspiracy theories, and everyday turmoil in Australia come together in the weekly podcast Verbal Warning.
Staying on topic is more of a recommendation than a rule, nothing is scripted, and nothing is taken too seriously. Anticipate jokes, disagreements, poor counsel, dubious viewpoints, and discussions that somehow veer off course. No specialists. No pretense of professionalism. Just three mates talking shit and having a laugh.
Sit back have a beer and a laugh
This week marks the end of an era.
After everything we’ve built together, this is officially the final episode of Verbal Warning… at least as you’ve always known it. Don’t panic though—this isn’t the end of the show. It’s the end of this chapter.
In this episode, we take a trip down memory lane, revisiting some of our favourite moments, biggest laughs, and unforgettable episodes from the Verbal Warning journey. What started as an idea between mates grew into something we never imagined, and that’s entirely because of everyone who tuned in each week.
Things get a little emotional as we say goodbye to the Verbal Warning name, the set, and this version of the podcast. We also talk about what’s next, why we’re making the change, and what the future holds as we begin a brand-new chapter.
To everyone who has watched, listened, shared an episode, or supported us in any way—thank you. This isn’t goodbye… it’s simply the end of one era and the beginning of another.
Here’s to the memories, and here’s to what’s next.
23 Jun 2026
The Clarkson Protocol
This week on Verbal Warning, we kick things off with some exciting upgrades coming to the podcast setup before immediately descending into absolute chaos. We try to answer one of life’s biggest mysteries: why does it feel like people in shopping centres are either walking directly at you… or secretly following you? If you’ve ever found yourself doing the awkward left-right dance with a stranger, this one’s for you.
Then the episode takes a more heartfelt turn as we talk about Jeremy Clarkson’s recent health battle and how much Top Gear and The Grand Tour have meant to us over the years. From the ridiculous challenges to the unforgettable road trips, we look back on the moments that made us laugh, why the end of an era hit so hard, and why sometimes it’s perfectly okay for a grown man to have a tear over three blokes driving cars.
To wrap things up, we settle one of the dumbest debates we’ve ever had… broccoli versus broccoli. Don’t ask. Just crack a beer, sit back, and enjoy another completely unfiltered episode of Verbal Warning.
16 Jun 2026
Weather, Women & Wagons
The boys are back for the unofficial milestone episode — 50.1. This week we tackle the absolute circus that is modern dating and try to figure out how we’ve reached a point where nobody knows what they’re doing anymore. We also dive into Perth’s weird weather and ask the question everyone’s been thinking: what the hell is going on with all this rain?
Then comes the debate that could tear friendships apart: would you rather have one McLaren or 1,000 AU Falcons? The answer might shock absolutely nobody.
We also touch on a certain someone whose name may or may not rhyme with Donnie Clue, discuss the unspoken rules of servo etiquette, and break down the growing epidemic of people forgetting how to behave in a cinema.
As always, there’s plenty of side quests, questionable takes, and complete nonsense along the way. It’s Episode 50.1 of Verbal Warning — slightly more mature than Episode 50, but only by about 0.1%.
Grab a beer, settle in, and enjoy the chaos.
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