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Bunga Bunga 64 comes live to you from Tim’s lounge room with the help of Richard Saunders. We fully promise that as usual, don’t expect too much.
Tim has been making art, Maynard has been making a nuisance of himself.
You’ll believe a cat can fly after this mystical journey into your murk.
Watch the video of our November Bunga Bunga livestream.
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Bunga Bunga 63 brings the joy of film, music and maritime safety right up your astral plane.
Tim Ferguson and Maynard hold aloft their disappointing splendour of sound. This time it’s serious film critic vs comedy and Tim takes it personally. Maynard ponders that Whitney might have saved the Titanic.
So as usual Bunga Bunga leaves a mess.
There is no cure for a grumpy cat, except to put them in a leadership position.
Tim Ferguson (shares a space with Kitler)
The big Madd Club video livestream August 21st
The confusing Madd Club July livestream
Tim’s art available by commission
Tim Ferguson online workshop on Sitcom writing August 16th & 23rd
Paris When It Sizzles soundtrack
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Bunga Bunga 62 ponders the imposing amount of Crankmail that was slipped under the front door this week.
Tim Ferguson & Maynard soothe a troubled nation using the well known therapeutic tools of cocaine, cats & Canberra.
We argue over dancing, and laugh at a well known Australian capital city. We give important tips on professional presentations, including the appropriate use of the word “lick”.
This is the show that finally may have discovered what Tim’s alt right feline Kitler is doing late at night.
Maynard NEW FM local TV promo 1995
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Bunga Bunga 61 has Tim Ferguson & Maynard discovering a powerful medical phenomenon, Herd Humility.
Kitler reaps his revenge upon Tim for showing him far too much affection.
Maynard asks to you two questions you have to answer, before you are allowed out of lockdown.
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Bunga Bunga 60 has Tim & Maynard keeping Australia up to date on the things that count. Distracting zombies with online streaming and the fate of that possum in Maynard’s shed.
They take Crankmail on Bond, boobs, and a rather feisty Dachshund from Perth calls into the Alan Jones show to counter the issues brought up last time by Tim’s cat.
It’s not a bit of wood or an owl.
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Maynard gets Tim Ferguson on the Bungaphone for an action packed and speculation filled Bunga Bunga 59.
Don’t know where it will all end? Neither do Tim nor Maynard, but in a show that somehow connects 3 different native animals, a cat and Alan Jones you are assured to be no wiser by the end of this travesty of a mockery.
Your Crankmail is answered, Tim addresses the country’s lack of panic buying this week and Maynard starts an airline with the help of Winston Churchill.
Keep hoarding Australia!
Tim Ferguson
Maynard Air, it’s up yours.
Maynard
Bunga Bunga live video at Tim’s
Don’t Take Pandemic Advice From A Podcast
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Desperate times call for a highly entertaining and consummate Bunga Bunga.
Tim Ferguson & Maynard are the right duo up in the right place to get down at the right time. Join them as they cower in place in the lofty heights of Tim’s Fortress of Arrogance. But don’t worry, Maynard’s Bug Out Bag has been ready for years, full of questionable cultural content.
Even gossip king Lance Leopard phones in to the show from his ivory tower of scandal, to solve a burning social issue. You know, the Kylie/Madonna one.
Hold the line Australia. Hold the line.
Tim Ferguson
Bunga Bunga 58 contains advice, laughs, wisdom and a little bit of comfort food as Tim & Maynard pirouette on the cutting edge with things that are SO early March, that no one is talking about any more: micro plastics in teabags, waxed baking paper usage and that Greta.
If you can’t lick anybody else, you might as well lick yourself.
Maynard
Learn about yet another emerging threat to Australia from Northcote. Be alert and maybe a bit alarmed about the scourge of overly earnest poetry about to swamp a nation that has already suffered enough.
You aren’t the only one tired of being part of a major historical event. So let’s discuss Julie Andrews in the bathroom, Tim & Maynard’s career having eerie similarities to the Australian economy right now and poop on a plate.
First ever Bunga Bunga live video
13 Minutes to the Moon, Season 2 – Apollo 13
So, Ruby don’t take your love to town. It’s shut. Settle in with Bunga Bunga 58. But remember…..
Don’t Take Pandemic Advice From A Podcast
Tim Ferguson & Maynard bring you their first ever Bunga Bunga, live video on Monday, from an undisclosed but well stocked location.
Tim reassures the nation, Maynard shows his moves and they both answer your live Crankmail.
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Bunga Bunga 57 brings poor advice and even worse lifestyle choices into your hearing once again.
We hear from Tim on his new cat, Star Trek’s best movies, burlesque as a tax dodge, inappropriate dress for time travel and why cows and mining don’t mix.
Tim and Maynard also dive deep into the burning social issue of feline appropriation.
We also put our political predictions where our Trump is, by calling the results of the US election. Tim does anyway. Maynard is busy thinking about his Pseudo Echo support gig in March.
Tim’s live shows around Australia
Maynard supports Pseudo Echo March 7th
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Bunga Bunga 56 returns for 2020 to save you from an expensive haircut.
Tim Ferguson is sporting the latest look in Summer festival fashion, his sustainable “conflict haircut”. No one died for the look he has this month, described by Green Left Weekly as “no justice, no pants”.
We introduce you to the newest member of the Bunga Bunga family:
Only the big issues in Bunga Bunga 56. We answer your Crankmail, find it more difficult than usual to launder money thru Westpac, and ask Tim if he owes Scott Morrison an apology.
This year’s Coldest 100 tunes mentioned in the show.
The Sydney Hellfire Club story Tim keeps asking about.
