Pop Philosophy With Jock And Rowan

WARNING, COURSE LANGUAGE: In this episode, Rowan & Jock are joined by a special guest from Launceston. He is the organiser of Incider Comedy and is known as a man of mystery, and for being the best-dressed man in the Launceston Comedy scene. In this episode, the three guys cover the movie SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER & UNCUT. Alex Jones and constructivism are some of the controversial things the guys discuss in this episode. You can find Jake Baylis performing Stand-up comedy every second Wednesday of every month at Incider Comedy at the Red Brick Road Cider House, located in Launceston, Tasmania. You can also find Jake Baylis on Facebook at Jake Baylis- comedian, or jbycomedian. In addition, you can find him on Twitter at @OfficialBaylis. As for Rowan Cooke, you can find him on Facebook, his twitter handle is @journocookie. You can find Pop Philosophy on Facebook, just look for the logo. Furthermore, if you want additional content you can find the Twitter handle at @PhilosophyPop. If you want to donat

What do dinosaurs taste like? Jock and Rowan are joined by special guest Doug Schindler, and he asks the tough questions that shareholders should consider when capitalizing on Jurassic Park. Please enjoy this episode as the three hosts dive into Steven Spielberg’s ground-breaking blockbuster “Jurassic Park!” You can Follow special guest comedian Doug Schindler for updates on up and coming comedy gigs at on his Facebook, @Dougschindlercomedy and on his Twitter, @Dougschindlercomedy. For those attending the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and want to see more of the talented Doug Schindler, you can see him perform at Heads-A-Plenty the Tasmanian Showcase at the Imperial on the 
30th and 31st of March, and the 1st,2nd and 7th of April. To ensure you get to see Doug perform in Melbourne at the International Comedy Festival you can try booking at https://www.trybooking.com/book/sessions?eid=337060. You can follow Pop Philosophy on Facebook, @popphilosphy and on Twitter, @philosophypop. And if you would be

In this episode, Jock and Rowan venture into the heart of Darkness and discuss the masterpiece that is Francis Ford Coppola's classic film, Apocalypse Now. The Horror, The Horror! Follow the Facebook at Pop Philosophy Follow Rowan on Twitter @Journocookie

Jock and Rowan discuss the cult classic that no one is meant to talk about, Fight Club.

Jock and Rowan look at Richard Kelly's confusing masterpiece that is Donnie Darko.