The PodPod

Taking inspiration from the work of Cliff Richard, The PodPod is a podcast of worship, but not of cheese (suprisingly). A weekly meeting of 4 minds, 4 pairs of ears and 3 pairs of eyes (Aiden), The PodPod is a topical discussion crossed over with an occasional disco. Citing Christopher Eccleston as a main influence, The PodPod is NOT a breed of chicken (don't make this common mistake, it's common). The PodPod stars 4 members, not 7, but 4, there are 4 of them, which is 5 more than usual (interesting fact: did you know that custard is used to produce gravity magic!?). The 4 members are Aiden, Ashley, Jordan, Sam and Aiden. Other guests that feature on The PodPod here and there are the ledgendry Chris Ingram and Connor. John Smith was also going to be a member of The PodPod but before the first episode was recorded he caught swine flu and siezed to exist.

Controvisies
During the aftermath of the Japan tsunami, the PodPod stars caused international up-roar with an episode recorded designed to raise money for the disaster. Due to the style the PodPod is recorded (that being that each episode is recorded in a hot tub) on their dubbed 'Japanese tsunami' episode, they decided to turn the jets on the hot tub up to full blast, referring to the tsunami waves power. The stars also further mocked the disaster by holding each-others heads underwater to the extent that Aiden ended up in a coma; to which Ashley said that it made him a more "realistic" tsunami victim. Other comments were made about the tsunami on the show, one made by Ashley (not blind), which he said: "Being in this hot tube is a very similar experience to being Japanese. The only difference is instead of being hit by bubbles, you get hit by your house" he then added: "Apparently people were ripped apart by the wave, but because of the nature of the disaster, there were no blood stains". Other comments about Japans motor way being clear because "All the cars were forced off onto the grass bank" and the discussion of what form to give the aid money to them in because "If we give it to them in pound notes, it would disintegrate" also added to the up-roar. In total the Podcast show received 9 Billion complaints, because 2 Billion people have alzheimer's. Soon after Executive Producer Neil apologised on the stars' behalf saying the jokes were "Trying to make light of the situation and weren't designed to offend". Unfortunately the Broadcasting Regulations Committee found the comments to be "Inappropriate and in bad taste" and ordered the PodPod to pay a fine of £150,000 across to Japan. The PodPod did this, but as a revenge to the ruling, they sent it across to them in note form.