This week, we’ve added a third voice to the chaos as Producer Ash joins us in the studio — and somehow, things only get better from there.

There’s a $28,000 prank that works a little too well, a night out involving serial killers and some genuinely horrific cocktails, and Micci’s Riddles makes its return… only for someone unexpected to hijack the segment.

Then we head into the darkest corners of Facebook Marketplace, where apparently half a Mustang costs $3,000 and three Pop-Tarts could make you a millionaire.

Three microphones. Absolutely no adult supervision.

🎧 Episode 17 of 2 Left Socks — One Guest Was Invited… The Other Wasn’t.

Nobody believed Aden’s helicopter story. Not his mates. Not even his wife. For nearly 11 years, it sounded like one of those memories that was just a little too ridiculous to be true.

A free helicopter ride over Brisbane. Smoke suddenly filling the cabin. An emergency landing in a paddock. And sitting in the front seat? Someone who would go on to become a very familiar face in Australian radio, TV and social media.

Eleven years later, Aden finally tracked down the one person who could prove he wasn’t full of shit… and her response was bloody perfect. 🚁

But that's only the beginning.

This week, Micci’s Riddles takes an unexpected turn when she phones a friend — only for our special guest to start absolutely DEMOLISHING every riddle we throw at him. 🧩

Google Reviews gets flipped on its head as we discover what might genuinely be the best pizza in the Redlands… which somehow results in Micci ordering an Amalfi pizza MID-PODCAST. 🍕😂

Then it’s time for possibly the dumbest mystery we’ve ever investigated:

✂️ How the hell did Scissor Sisters become the completely normal, internationally successful name of a pop band?

Who suggested it? Who approved it? And how did nobody, at any point, hit the emergency brake?

Plus dog shit, a damaged hamstring, questionable life decisions and the usual amount of completely unnecessary chaos.

🎙️ 2 Left Socks — Family by choice. Idiots by nature.

This might be the roughest, most unhinged episode of 2 Left Socks we’ve ever recorded… and somehow, we decided to publish it anyway.

Aden brings the bizarre story of Rick Dyer and “Hank” — the supposedly dead Bigfoot that ended up touring America for paying customers. There’s just one small problem: halfway through the story, Micci decides to secretly Google it… and accidentally discovers the bloody ending before Aden can tell it.

Before we even get there, things have already gone completely off the rails. Justice Sockington returns, Aden and Micci have an absurd argument over whether a judge can be called a “Justice”, ChatGPT gets dragged in to settle it, and How Much Do You Think? – Celebrity Edition has Micci putting a price on iconic movie and TV memorabilia — including Titanic, Sex and the City and Pamela Anderson’s famous Baywatch swimsuit.

Then Micci’s Riddles delivers an answer so unexpectedly good that Aden nearly chokes on his drink.

Bigfoot. Terrible jokes. Accidental spoilers. Questionable conversations. And several moments that probably should've been edited out.

No experts. No scripts. Apparently no filter either.

🎙️ 2 Left Socks — Family by Choice. Idiots by Nature.

This week on 2 Left Socks, we dive into the bizarre mystery of the Sodder Children — five siblings who disappeared during a 1945 house fire, leaving behind strange clues, alleged sightings and one massive question: were they ever inside the house at all?

But before we get anywhere near solving that, Aden decides he wants to enter Podcast Royale and have an actual boxing match, while Micci does everything possible to stop him. We also put Bunnings snags through Spin It or Bin It, Micci somehow starts getting riddles right, and Google Review Day takes us to a very unhappy Subway in Alexandra Hills.

Plus: Nokia 360s, Sydney plans, Yowies, disappearing in 1945 vs today, Hunted, American Monster and the English language once again getting absolutely butchered.

Family by choice. Idiots by nature. This is 2 Left Socks. 🧦🎙️

This week, Micci takes on another round of riddles before we dive into How Much Do Ya Think? — featuring a retro Motorola Razr, an award-winning orca costume and a Forrest Gump-inspired mower listed for a completely reasonable $4,200.

Then Micci does something we genuinely didn’t think would happen… she falls asleep. Mid-podcast. 😂

After the chaos, things take a more serious turn as Aden tells the story of 17-year-old Michelle Bright, who was murdered in Gulgong, NSW in 1999. Her killer kept his secret for more than 20 years — until an incredible undercover polce operation created an entire fake criminal gang around him.

One fake gang. Eight months of deception. And a confession more than two decades in the making.

Riddles, questionable Marketplace listings, dead bindis, rage-baiting Channi, a sleeping co-host and one incredible Australian true-crime case.

Just another week at 2 Left Socks.

Micci takes us to Brazil for the strange and still-unsolved Lead Masks Case of 1966 — two men found dead on a remote hillside wearing homemade lead masks over their eyes, with a cryptic note telling them to take capsules and wait for a signal. Was it a failed experiment, something spiritual, or does the UFO theory actually deserve a look?

Meanwhile, listener Sean comes armed with evidence after catching Micci changing the subject in a previous episode and then blaming Aden for doing exactly that. Unfortunately for Micci, everything on a podcast is recorded.

Micci’s Riddles returns with one of her finest answers yet, Google Review Day heads to Woolworths, War Wheels makes another appearance, and Aden explains how a bathroom renovation somehow resulted in him becoming Aquaman.

It’s mysteries, ridiculous arguments, terrible answers and two best mates getting wildly off topic.

🎙️ 2 Left Socks — no experts, no scripts, just genuine reactions.

Follow, rate and share the podcast if you enjoy the chaos.

The Nullarbor Nymph is one of Australia’s strangest urban legends — a mysterious blonde woman allegedly spotted living wild on the Nullarbor Plain, surrounded by kangaroos. In Episode 11 of 2 Left Socks, Aden dives into this bizarre Australian mystery to find out how a strange outback sighting became an international media sensation.

But first… things get wildly off track.

Aden and Micci debut Spin It or Bin It, tackle another round of Micci’s Riddles, and unleash How Much Do You Reckon? — including a pair of Facebook Marketplace sneakers listed for an absolutely cooked $700.

Then somehow an innocent conversation about OnlyFans turns into a hypothetical involving $50,000, 52 thongs and a phone call to Micci’s partner Ash while he’s at work.

And on Google Review Day, Aden makes the dangerous decision to read bad reviews of Micci’s favourite local coffee shop. She takes them personally. Very personally.

From Australian mysteries and urban legends to ridiculous Facebook Marketplace prices, Google Reviews, OnlyFans debates and completely unqualified conversations, this is another chaotic episode of 2 Left Socks — Australia’s least qualified mystery podcast.

🎙️ New episodes every Monday.

In this episode:
The Nullarbor Nymph • Nullarbor Plain • Australian mysteries • Australian urban legends • Australian folklore • Spin It or Bin It • How Much Do You Reckon? • Facebook Marketplace • Google Reviews • OnlyFans • Riddles • Comedy Podcast

A family driving through Western Australia spots a strange light before claiming something chased their car, landed on the roof and lifted it off the highway. Police later saw the shaken family, damage to the vehicle and a mysterious black residue. UFO encounter, atmospheric phenomenon... or something else entirely? 👽

Before that, Aden discovers the Dad Dick Theory from the We Mean Well podcast and learns that apparently he's been waiting 14 years for an upgrade that may never arrive. So naturally, he calls their hotline to complain.

Plus, Micci tackles another round of riddles, rejects the Hawkesbury River Monster and declares war on UFOs, aliens and basically every unexplained creature Aden likes.

🎙️ 2 Left Socks – Australia's least qualified mystery podcast.

New episodes every Monday.

Topics: Knowles Family UFO Encounter, Nullarbor UFO, Australian UFO sightings, Australian mysteries, Dad Dick Theory, We Mean Well, Hawkesbury River Monster, comedy podcast.

Aden shares what happened when he finally visited a psychic medium… and walked away questioning whether coincidences are actually coincidences. Then we debut our brand-new Google Reviews segment, kicking things off with some absolutely brutal Maccas reviews—including one customer who “came for lunch, not an apprenticeship.” 😂

Then Micci takes us international for one of the world's strangest unsolved mysteries: The Dyatlov Pass incident. Nine experienced hikers flee their tent into the freezing Russian wilderness, leaving behind their clothes, shoes and belongings. What scared them enough to cut their way out from the inside? Avalanche? Military experiment? UFOs? Or, much to Aden's delight… a bloody Yeti? 👀❄️

Plus job changes, terrible riddles, questionable conversations and the usual chaos.

🎧 Family by choice. Idiots by nature. This is 2 Left Socks.

P.S. If you actually listen to the podcast… the code word is YETI. 👀

This week on 2 Left Socks, we dive into the unbelievable 1935 Shark Arm Murder Case—the bizarre Australian mystery where a shark in Sydney's Coogee Aquarium vomited up a human arm, launching an investigation full of crime, corruption and unanswered questions. As always, Micci has plenty of theories (and even more questions) as we unravel one of Australia's strangest cases.

Along the way, we visit Kilcoy's Yowie Café, chat about psychics, laugh at a TikTok comment that reckons Aden gets his hair cut with a bowl by his mum, and finish with an unbelievable real-life story where a baby shark takes a chunk out of a Matty's finger while we're recording the episode.

Because apparently sharks just weren't done with us yet.

Family by Choice. Idiots by Nature. 🧦

Meanwhile, Aden dives headfirst down the Yowie rabbit hole AGAIN with a new theory that leaves Micci questioning his sanity: what if Yowies aren't flesh and blood... what if they're spiritual beings? The debate gets surprisingly heated.

Plus, we uncover one of history's strangest true events—the Dancing Plague of 1518, where hundreds of people reportedly danced for days with no explanation. Was it mass hysteria, disease... or something even stranger?

Also in this episode:

• 📺 Micci's spontaneous shopping spree after a rough week
• 🦜 The incredible story of Cocky Bennett, the 119-year-old cockatoo
• 🥊 Tim Tszyu fight plans
• 🚗 Aden signs up as a DoorDash driver
• 👻 Ghosts, thermal cameras, and why Micci thinks Aden has officially lost the plot
• 😂 Plenty of classic Two Left Socks chaos and completely unnecessary conversations
• 💃 The dancing plague of 1518

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Thanks for listening, legends. Peace! 🧦

This episode is packed with chaotic banter as Aden and Micci debate whether the legendary Yowie is Australia's Bigfoot or just a decades-old myth. Along the way they discuss stolen trailers, expensive cars, bizarre security measures, Krispy Kreme taste tests, naming a Mercedes, and somehow end up making a live phone call mid-recording.

Mystery, comedy and absolute nonsense... just the way we like it.

This week we're back from Cairns, running on no sleep and somehow end up asking one very important question…

Why is there a giant boxing crocodile in the middle of the Northern Territory?

What starts as a roadside attraction quickly turns into the unbelievable story behind Australia's famous Boxing Kangaroo, the 1983 America's Cup victory, Bob Hawke's legendary "your boss is a bum" speech, and how one of the country's weirdest landmarks came to be.

Along the way we also cover:

• 🚗 The 23-hour drive home from Cairns
• 🐊 Aden's obsession with spotting crocodiles
• 🌊 Great Barrier Reef tour
• 🍹 Fruit Tingles, dodgy Airbnb ovens and takeaway overload
• 🇬🇧 Roy from the UK sends Micci a message
• 😂 Way too many conversations that somehow spiral completely off the rails
• 🤔 Why are Australia's "Big Things" so... big?

As always, expect plenty of laughs, questionable life advice, and absolutely zero qualifications.

🎙️ New episodes every Monday.

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Aden discovers that Micci’s old car might actually be supernatural after it somehow possesses him into adopting her questionable driving habits. Micci then takes us inside a public toilet experience so horrific that every cubicle somehow gets worse — before a second toilet leaves her unexpectedly face-to-face with a complete stranger mid-hover.

There’s also a tyre shop mix-up that turns a bargain into a very expensive surprise, workplace pranks, questionable Spanish translations, Netflix arguments and the usual completely unnecessary detours.

Then things take a darker turn as Micci dives into one of Australia’s most haunting unsolved mysteries: the disappearance of the Beaumont children. Three siblings went to Glenelg Beach in 1966 and never came home. Nearly 60 years later, the questions remain — who was the mysterious man seen with them, where did the money come from, and how do three children simply vanish without a trace?

Filthy toilets. Supernatural cars. Missing children. And two idiots with absolutely no business becoming internet detectives.

Just another week at 2 Left Socks.

Along the way the hosts dive into the hilarious and true tale of Australia’s Great Emu War, swap misadventures about cars and tech, and close with live-show stories and loose-lipped comedy.

They dig into the strange 1967 disappearance of Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt and the conspiracy theories it inspired, mixed with crude humor and personal stories.

Expect random, uncensored chats, weird anecdotes, and a new quirky story each week.

This week we kick things off by responding to the critics, talking AI artwork, negative comments and why keyboard warriors should probably keep scrolling.

Then things get wonderfully weird as we dive into the legend of The Birdman of the Coorong—the tiny Irish bushranger who supposedly terrorised South Australia while riding an ostrich covered in stolen jewellery. Is it history? Is it folklore? We genuinely wish it was real.

Along the way we also cover:

• Why Sadie Benz might have saved Micci's life.
• Aden accidentally assaulting his son with a battered sav.
• The strangest getaway vehicle Australia has ever (possibly) seen.
• Plenty of completely unnecessary tangents.

If you enjoy Australian mysteries, bizarre history and two idiots who constantly derail their own stories, this one's for you.

🎙️ New episodes every Monday.