42 episodi
Travis Pepper: Mentoring A Moron Travis Pepper
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- Umorismo
Have you ever felt like a moron? Because we do a lot of the time. That is why we decided to sort it out by recommending each other books, albums, documentaries, podcasts, and anything in between. We figure that if we can improve, anyone can!
Join Travis Pepper (James Riches) and Podcast Moron (Luke Pitkin) as each week the two recommend new things for the other to check out and discuss a week later while trying to sound as intellectual as possible.
Spoiler, it doesn't always work.
We would love for you to get involved with our ambitious journey by sharing in our learning, providing your recommendations, or simply by laughing along each week.
So join us while we attempt to mentor a moron.
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Should You Use Dating Apps If You Can't Spell Your Name?
You wanted to know how our challenge went? Well, we couldn't leave you empty-handed. In this episode, we break down how we put our professional dating advice into action!
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Do All Good Things Come To An End?
So, the time has come for us to say goodbye! But it wouldn't be us if we didn't squeeze in one last word before sodding off. Thanks for all the support, it has been great!
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Shall We Agree To Disagree?
It's the final episode of season 3! Lots to love. Lots to hate. So shall we agree to disagree?
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Are You Avoidant, Anxious, or Secure?
In this episode, Travis finds out he's Luke's perfect girlfriend, Luke gets upset when a book tells him he's a bad boyfriend, and both of us prepare to celebrate International Women's day by hitting the dating scene.
We discuss Attached by Amir Levine and Lungs by Florence + The Machine. -
How Bad Can A Documentary Be?
In this episode, Luke learns how to spin the truth on Tinder, Travis gets worryingly passionate, and both of us work out when toast becomes toast.
We discuss Who Are You Now by Madison Cunningham and Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel. -
Can You Wash Your Dick In Mouthwash?
In this episode, Travis reveals his dark side, Luke gets creeped out by anything referring to childbirth, and both of us finally make up.
We discuss Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari and Dark by Daniel Sloss.