Show Notes
This week we are joined by Horatio Gould, known for the smash podcast Fin VS History and his work behind the scenes on Fin VS The Internet. We get into Charlie Sheen's documentary, what Bonnie Blue was like really like when filming Fin VS The Internet, Quentin Tarantino being deluded about his own hotness, Kanye West, Elon Musk and why social media trolls are such losers. Elsewhere we talk the merits of Coffee, some Graham Norton Show behind the scenes stories, tattoos and why London is actually brilliant.
00:00 The meaning of Horatio Gould
02:48 Charlie Sheen
19:12 Woke University
27:39 Quentin Tarantino
31:30 Kanye West, Elon Musk
38:15 Bonnie Blue on Fin Vs The Internet
46:32 Scammers, Trolls & New Media
59:00 Dream Fin Vs The Internet Guests
01:02:38 Coffee, Facial Hair
01:08:20 Motivational Quotes
01:11:49 Tattoos, Graham Norton
01:17:44 Why London is The Best
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