Uncle Tim takes the reins and delivers the most unhinged history lesson yet: the invention of chiropractic, featuring DD Palmer, a ghost doctor, a deaf janitor, and BJ Palmer accidentally (or not?) running over his dad.

Flan and Craig try to keep the episode on the rails as we explore spinal manipulation, pseudoscience, chiropractic injuries, subscription‑based back cracking, and whether any of it actually works.

It’s chaotic, stupid, educational, and very Flogs.

Craig dives into the unbelievable story of Robert O. Young — the self‑appointed “doctor” who built an empire on fake degrees, alkaline pseudoscience, and dangerous cancer scams. From diploma‑mill doctorates to $50k baking‑soda IVs, this episode unpacks how Young fooled thousands, avoided regulators for decades, and eventually landed in prison.

Featuring:

• Fake qualifications

• The pH Miracle cult

• His dodgy “treatment centre”

• The tragic fallout for vulnerable patients

• The massive lawsuits and criminal convictions

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Flan, Craig Newman, and Uncle Tim dive head‑first into the bizarre world of Jilly Juice—a “wellness” craze promising waterfalls, regeneration, and a whole lot of diarrhea. From fermented cabbage conspiracies to tragic outcomes, this episode blends dark humour with disbelief as the Flogs unpack one of the wildest pseudoscience movements ever brewed.

👉 Keywords: Jilly Juice, alternative medicine, wellness cult, podcast comedy, pseudoscience, cabbage juice, diarrhea detox, Flogs podcast

A Sydney suburb, a masked man, and a mountain of birdseed — Flan, Craig, and Uncle Tim unpack the legend of the Birdman of Burwood.

Expect wild theories, questionable ethics, and one very awkward phone interview.

Tune in for the full Flogs experience: part true‑crime, part absurdity, all Aussie gold.

Flan, Craig, and Uncle Tim dive into history’s biggest “we meant well” catastrophes — from farmers nuking their land to dodge endangered mice, to Mao’s sparrow‑killing fiasco, to America’s prohibition face‑plant, and Burger King’s infamous Women’s Day tweet. It’s chaotic, stupid, educational, and very Flogs.

A runaway cat, a rogue rugby‑playing transit officer, and Melbourne’s infamous feet‑on‑seat standover racket—this week’s Flogs on a Train 2 goes absolutely off the rails.

We break down the 2013 Flinders Street spear tackle where a 15‑year‑old was slammed head‑first into concrete over a $2.50 fare (“CCTV footage showed the officer lifting the teenager upside down and slamming her head first into the concrete…” ).Then it’s onto the legendary $300 fines for resting your feet on metal seat frames (“Commuters in Melbourne have long battled with ticket inspectors… carrying a three hundred dollars fine…” ).Finally, the tragic Paris Montparnasse incident where Niko the cat was killed after staff refused to delay a TGV (“We saw him sliced in half.” ).

Ethical dilemmas, train dogs, spear tackles, and corporate tone‑deafness—this episode is peak chaos.

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Flan, Craig and Uncle Tim dive into the wildest rail floggery ever recorded — from New York workers building a secret man cave under Grand Central, to France accidentally buying 2,000 trains that didn’t fit in their stations, to Sydney’s absolutely cooked “binocular wire audit” that trapped commuters like a real‑life Hunger Games.

Chaos, incompetence, and flogs galore.

Perfect listening for anyone who’s ever said, “Surely that can’t be true.”

Flan, Craig Newman and Uncle Tim return for Workplace Flogs 2, unpacking some of the most ridiculous workplace incidents ever recorded. From a charity Christmas tree toss that exposed a fraudulent injury claim, to a motel room mishap during “extracurricular activities”, to a train driver who weaponised tarantula skins—this episode has everything.

Expect:

• Flog ratings

• Legal chaos

• Unhinged storytelling

• Safe‑word reminders

• And a whole lot of workplace stupidity

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