Two exes engage in an irreverent chat about pop culture, ageing in the queer world, and what it's like for a romantic relationship to morph into friendship. Interspersed are funny quips about current events, as well as plenty of trips down memory lane. Enjoy the ride!
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In this latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss the 3-part Netflix documentary about Australian pop superstar, Kylie Minogue. They reflect on how the documentary manages to humanise the singer as it charts the ups and downs of her life and career.
As London is currently experiencing a heatwave, the pair share memories of being overheated. From sizzling in Las Vegas to being steamed up in Brisbane, Josh and Sean celebrate the warmer weather after what has been a fairly depressing London winter.
This episode also touches on the current vegan food scene in London. Josh and Sean discuss their favourite places to find plant-based food in the UK capital and catch up on which businesses are closing, which are struggling, and which food traders will be serving up at London Vegan Beer Fest.
23:52 Jason Donovan's Portrayal in the Documentary
27:21 Kylie's Resilience and Artistic Journey
30:31 The Emotional Impact of Kylie's Comeback
33:12 The Significance of Pacing in Storytelling
34:32 Excitement for Vegan Events and Performances
36:36 Exploring Vegan Dining Options in London
40:17 Challenges Facing Vegan Restaurants
45:01 Reflections on Gentrification and Vegan Culture
46:45 Outro
Ep 95 - Death Cup Mushroom Mystery
Tuesday, May 19, 2026 • Duration 46:51
In this latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss the 3-part Netflix documentary about the convicted death cup mushroom killer Erin Patterson. This case has the entire world talking, so the hosts delve into the complicated facts of the case and consider the tragic loss of life.
Sean gives his reaction to the brand new Lady Gaga live film and album, MAYHEM Requiem. He explains why he believes Gaga is an incomparable pop culture icon and what this live recording does to cement her reputation.
This episode also touches on the ongoing soap opera that is UK politics, including the intense personal attacks directed at Green Party leader Zack Polanski.
Ep 94 - Does Devil Wears Prada 2 Deserve The Hype?
Tuesday, May 12, 2026 • Duration 46:43
In this latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss their reactions to Devil Wears Prada 2. They dive into the storyline, character arcs, and of course the cameo of music superstar Lady Gaga. The pair have mixed reactions to the film and can’t decide if it will become a cult classic like the original.
Sean talks about his recent trip to Brasov in Romania, describing the vegan food scene, breathtaking scenery, and Dracula tourism.
This episode also touches on the recent council elections taking place around the UK. Josh and Sean give honest reactions to the limited results that were announced at time of recording and chat about the disappointment of a Reform surge.
Ep 93 - What is the Time Limit on Being Cancelled?
Tuesday, May 5, 2026 • Duration 47:15
In this latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss the enduring popularity of Michael Jackson despite the historic child abuse allegations levelled against the music superstar. They consider other artists and celebrities who are still celebrated despite perceived or proven crimes and ask if being canceled has a time limit.
A discussion also takes place about the history of the two sleeps practice throughout human existence. Josh and Sean consider what we have lost as a species by becoming dependent on light and technology to stay awake longer and what it means to have lost those waking hours in the middle of the night.
This episode also touches on the the latest pop culture news including musical releases from Lady Gaga and Natalie Imbruglia.
Ep 92 - How Will The UK Ban on Cigarettes Actually Work?
Tuesday, April 28, 2026 • Duration 45:58
In this latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss the FLDS cult and its representation in the startling Netflix documentary, Trust Me: The False Prophet. This harrowing documentary shines a light on the abuse cultivated within these extreme offshoots of the Mormon church. The pair then chat about the prepper community, a growing group of concerned individuals across the world who participate in anticipating catastrophe. From food hoarding to learning survival techniques, preppers are making real world connections through meetups and spreading their disaster planning insights via viral online content.
A quick side discussion takes place about upcoming plans by the UK Government to ban the sale of tobacco products and cigarettes to people born after 1st January, 2009. Josh and Sean question how this plan could possibly be implemented and weigh up the pros and cons of such legislation.
This episode also touches on the legacy of The Devil Wears Prada, ahead of the cinematic release of the sequel starring Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci. The pair discuss the iconic status and classic dialogue of the first film while comparing expectations for the sequel and what they think Lady Gaga will bring to it. Groundbreaking.
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Ep 91 - Was Cyndi Bigger Than Madonna in The 80s?
Tuesday, April 21, 2026 • Duration 45:57
In this latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss the cultural legacy of pop superstars Madonna and Cyndi Lauper, ahead of the release of Madonna’s new album Confessions on a Dance Floor II. They contemplate how, for a brief moment in 1983/early 1984, Cyndi was actually a bigger name than Madonna in mainstream culture even though Madonna obviously went on to eclipse Cyndi and most of her musical peers when it comes to longevity and fame.
The pair then chat about the 10th anniversary of the death of musical legend Prince. They talk about where they were when they heard the news, the effect his death had on them, and attempt to list their favourite Prince songs which turns out to be an extremely tough task.
This episode also touches on the current jet fuel crisis affecting the UK as a consequence of the US and Israel attacks on Iran and the ensuing blockade of the Straight of Hormuz. Coupled with new EU travel requirements including fingerprinting, European travel is seemingly on the verge of chaos.
Ep 90 - Kanye Blocked From UK as Green Party Surges
Tuesday, April 14, 2026 • Duration 46:50
In this latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss the recent news that controversial artist Kanye West has been blocked from entering the UK to perform at Wireless festival. Should he be banned? Is the UK Government hypocritical for taking this action but refusing to strongly condemn Israel and the USA?
The pair then chat about the success splashdown of the Artemis II crew on their return from the Moon mission and ask if too much money being spent on space exploration while so many need so much on Earth.
This episode also touches on the continued surge of the Green Party in the UK with another local, by-election triumph in Kent. Josh and Sean make predictions for the thousands of local elections set to take place around the country in May 2026.
In this latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss the recent controversy surround Rozonda ‘Chilli’ Thomas of musical supergroup TLC. Chilli is facing backlash from fans after it was revealed she had made donations to Donald Trump’s campaign. Is this enough to stop people (and the hosts) from enjoying the music of TLC?
The pair then chat about the phenomenon of Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria and its connection to ADHD. Why are some people disproportionately upset by criticism or feedback? Is there a way of working through these feelings
This episode also touches on the current spaceflight of Artemis II as it makes its way to the Earth’s moon and back. Josh and Sean marvel at the extraordinary journey and question if it is something they would do if given the chance.
In this latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss the recent Louis Theroux documentary dealing with toxic masculinity. Inside The Manosphere explores the phenomenon of modern male influencers and the young fans they impact. This dive into the online Manosphere includes the latest scandals surrounding streamer Clavicula and his arrest for battery, the investigation into suspected animal cruelty, and the troubling trend called looksmaxxing.
The pair then chat about the problematic reality of billionaire property ownership across London and how corporations and individuals are avoiding paying tax on these properties by setting up head offices in tax havens. How can there be a fair future for working class Londoners?
This episode also celebrates content creator Joe Santagato and his online channels including Santagato Studios and The Basement Yard. Sean gets Josh up to speed on Joe’s runaway success and how he and his childhood friends might very well be the antithesis of the toxic Manosphere with their wholesome, feel-good content.
In this latest episode of Tell Me Where I’m Going (Wrong), Josh and Sean discuss the public reaction to how pop superstar Chappell Roan chooses to handle herself when it comes to privacy and personal space. Is she rude for reacting when she feels boundaries are crossed? Do women get a tougher time than men when it comes to holding celebrities accountable for their behaviour?
The pair chat about Lily Allen and her current West End Girl tour, with Josh recounting the gig he attended in London and Sean remembering his Sheffield show.
This episode also touches on the seemingly unchecked expansion of AI and what it means for our privacy and safety. Will AI centres in space create problematic space junk? Are we being tracked everywhere we go? Who will take responsibility for policing this technology?
05:36 The Emotional Depth of 'West End Girl' Album
09:38 The Complexity of Artistic Expression
13:32 Fame and Personal Boundaries
19:48 Navigating Fame and Autonomy
22:18 The Right to Choose: Celebrity Boundaries
22:48 Misogyny in the Spotlight: The Pressure on Women
24:42 Concert Dynamics: Small Venues vs. Large Arenas
27:05 The Impact of Gaming: Pokémon Go and Data Collection
31:42 The Wild West of Technology: AI and Regulation
39:26 Imagining a World Without the Internet
42:44 Privacy Invasion: The Reality of Surveillance
45:24 Outro
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