Matt aka 'Man vs Baby' and Phil aka 'Hercule van Wolfwinkle'
The Good Stuff
The Good Stuff Podcast is a weekly comedy podcast hosted by Man vs Baby’s Matt Coyne and Hercule van Wolfwinkle (Phil). Expect a mix of funny conversations, ridiculous debates, light-hearted nonsense and feelgood stories , including regular features like The Shame Olympics , Facts by Fax , and important questions like where birds go when they die. It’s a feel-good British podcast and a welcome break from the news, doom-scrolling, and, y’know… the bad stuff. If you like comedy chat podcasts, relatable life stories, and proper silly humour , you’re in the right place. Join The Good Stuff family:...
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Birds, Knickers & a Bus Driver Story | Feel-Good Comedy Podcast Ep.1 10.03.2026 1:02:51
The Good Stuff podcast with Matt ( Man vs Baby ) and Phil ( Hercule van Wolfwinkle ) officially begins! Join us on this historic day.. as we question whether birds are real, and we hear from a woman who dropped her knickers on the school run.. in 'The Shame Olympics.' Enjoying The Good Stuff? Follow the podcast and send us your daft facts and embarrassing stories for a chance to feature in The Sha...
Trailer - Welcome to The Good Stuff! 27.02.2026 3:11
Welcome to the umpteenth take of our trailer for The Good Stuff! Hosted by Man vs Baby's Matt Coyne and Hercule van Wolfwinkle aka Phil. Including The Shame Olympics, daft facts and other random nonsense. A weekly break from the news, doom-scrolling and y'know, the bad stuff... Launching Soon! SUBSCRIBE now so you don’t miss Episode 1. and makes sure to join The Good Stuff family! Facebook Instagr...
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