CJ and Scott risk the wrath of Skynet as they turn over the topic of this episode to A.I. ChatGPT chose the year 1969 as the topic (who said A.I. didn't have a sense of humor) and gave the boys some of the big events of that year to discuss. They talk Beatles, Manson Murders, Monty Python, and, of course, the Moon Landing.

After an extended hiatus, CJ and Scott are finally back with a new season of What's My Age Again? In this episode, Scott tries to convince CJ to use AI generated podcast topics to take the guesswork out of future episodes. CJ has ideas of his own (and wishes that HE had an extended hiatus).

Cj foolishly trusts Scott to come up with a Christmas episode with predictable results...

Listen to a free chapter of Scott's audiobook, Lightbulb Moments in Human History: From Cave to Colosseum From the first flickers of ingenuity, humankind has excelled in civilization-defining inventions and innovations. Lightbulb Moments in Human History takes a playful and perceptive look at how these big ideas have driven humanity’s inevitable rise. • Be astounded by the accidental invention of writing • Be amazed at how beer kick-started civilization • Be appalled by Zeus' shape-shifting bestial dalliances Enjoy irreverent, yet affectionate, glimpses into the lives of ancient peoples… Discover binge-drinking Egyptians, sacrifice-obsessed Mayans, and kama sutra-inspired Indians. Explore the evolution of sciences, religions, technologies, and social systems. https://open.spotify.com/show/2O8vR1BWO6yORr7PdDpL2N?si=bac55291c0864553

In this episode, CJ and Scott delve into the eye-opening world of sleep apnea—a condition that transforms peaceful dreams into life-threatening nightmares of snores and gasps. Scott outs himself as a sleep apnea sufferer. Not to be outdone, CJ outs himself as someone with an irrational annoyance to snoring, who's probably one pillow away from needing a parole hearing. Along the way, the boys uncover the dangers of sleep apnea (including an ENT who wanted to irradiate Scott's tongue) and make the mistake of questioning Rule 34 of the Internet. If the hose fits...

CJ and Scott stagger down Memory Lane as they blatantly view old TV shows and attempt to shoehorn them into the "What's My Age Again?" format (editor's note: There's a format?) Episodes of the Monkees and Star Trek are 'analysed' for their portrayals of aging. Do they stand up today? Can CJ and Scott? Stay tuned for our next exciting episode - same Bat-time, same Bat-channel!

After months of procrastination, editing, re-recording, and more editing (punctuated by their triumphant European tour), CJ and Scott unveil the conclusion to their two-part series about death. CJ gives Scott carte blanche to use cartoon sound effects and Scott controls himself just to spite CJ. Among other things the boys discuss: the disposal of their mortal remains; the LA realtor who left his dying wife to follow his dream of being a twat; the best age to die; and the Titanic Exhibition. Scott takes a test to find out when he will die. Surprisingly deep and superficial all at the same time.

Rather than facing the ordeal of editing Part II of 'Death: The Final Frontier', CJ and Scott decide to talk about their recent European vacation. They discuss living examples of bucket lists, surviving a near-death experience, suffering memory lapses, and how to (and how NOT to) tour Europe as a 'mature' person. They also learn the disadvantages of going on a tour bus with people whose subjective age is greater than their chronological age.

CJ and Scott are at odds about the name and topic of the podcast, but eventual sort out their shit. As promised months ago, the boys finally tackle the thorny topic of death with their regular panache, humor, and trademark ineptitude. What makes a good death? Do people actually fear public speaking more than death? Why do people fear death? Of course, CJ and Scott don't find the answer in part one of this two part deep dive into death.

Scott visits CJ in Melbourne and hooks into CJ private beer reserve. Torn between teaching Scott about decent beers and his insane jealousy over his beer stash, CJ is dragged kicking and screaming through this episode.

CJ and Scott debut the first REAL episode of What's My Beer Again? with a look at some additives that may (or may not) have a place in the brewing of beer. The beer Scott reviews is 'enhanced' with the bounty of the sea, and CJ's beer appears to have a slice of cake shoved into it. The boys also ponder the existence of drowning, farting cows. While they're at it, they look at henbane, a common beer additive for thousands of years until people realized it had some serious downsides... not least of which was its use in black magic.

"What's My Age Again?" is a beer-adjacent comedy podcast hosted by old pals CJ & Scott, where they discuss life, the universe, and beer... not necessarily in that order.

With the goal of completing 12 months of - What's My Age Again? - podcasting achieved , CJ & Scott have come to the end of their age-related journey. This 'final'(1) episode looks back on the the laughs, the distractions off topic, the 'helpful' websites and the occasional research in their attempt to answer the question: - Why are we doing this? And also - Why does society consider over 50 as old? This episode revisits clips from the year and covers: - Why don't people feel their age?(2) - Do men and women experience aging differently?(3) - Has the first person to live to 150 already been born?(4) - Can AI create an 'average' 50-year-old Aussie male?(5) - And the burning question, will CJ ever get over the 'interview snub'?(6) All these questions, and more are raised in this episode of What's My Age Again?(7) (1) 'Final' in the same context as John Farnham, or Kiss. (2) Science (3) Probably (4) According to Dr David Sinclair - Yes (5) No (6) I don't know why Scott keeps bringing it up (7) But probably not answered Thanks for listening

CJ and Scott debut the spinoff from What's My Age Again? called What's My Beer Again? where they discuss beer and life... not necessarily in that order. They debate whether urine and formaldehyde are appropriate additives for beer. This episode, CJ turns the blurb on his beer label into text for a Tinder profile. Scott does the same with disastrous results.

While Scott's away ticking off lists of buckets in China, CJ is left to edit the episode about his holiday and the benefits of getting away from it all. Scott talks about his less successful trip to the Hunter Valley, best summed up by his journal entry - "I just want to go home".

CJ tells us he's going to visit the murder capital of Australia, and Scott reminds us he's about the vacation in the country most likely to rain nuclear weapons upon us.

In their usual chaotic style, CJ and Scott delve into the world of the bucket list. Who should have one? What should be on one? Can you tick off items retroactively? Can a bucket of KFC be on the bucket list? Are they a form of personal goal-setting? Can you overdo it on rhetorical questions? We'll also hear about Julius Caesar's bucket list, and be first to hear about CJ's new book, Connection Lost.

Scott uses AI to create a Frankenstein version of an Australian man in his 50s — stereotypical mayhem ensues. CJ points out the limits of AI, and Scott ponders its ongoing effects on stereotyping people over the age of 50... or any groups in society. No pups passed pineapples in the making of this podcast.

Has the first human to live to 150 years of age already been born? In this episode CJ and Scott discuss the research of Dr David Sinclair, a Professor of Genetics who is addressing aging at the DNA level, and creating tiny brains in a dish.

In this episode Scott discusses his disappointment with the (lack of) benefits from his new over 60s Seniors Card, and tries to make himself feel better by convincing CJ to join him in completing an "Are you Middle Aged" quiz. Meanwhile, CJ attempts to identify whether the WikiHow instructions for "How to turn 60 Gracefully" are helpful. Spoiler alert - they're not.