Fast riffs, bad theories, no tidy landing.
Dubbel Trubbel Podcast runs on fast, loose conversational comedy, where Anton Magnusson and recurring voices turn stray observations into long, crooked arguments. Golf, memes, children's movies, old franchises, taxis, nicknames, compliments, and Swedish tour plugs all become fuel for mock-serious overthinking.
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Dubbel Trubbel Podcast is a Swedish comedy talk show that prefers momentum over order. It starts with some small object of attention and keeps worrying at it until it turns into a crooked theory about people. A Tiger Woods car-crash reference becomes a conversation about indifference to golf. Rick Rubin, Steve Jobs, and another tech figure become examples in an argument about whether taste-making deserves respect. A movie for children becomes a miniature debate about K-pop, animation, repetition, and what children keep watching until adults surrender. Nothing stays in its lane for long. Anton Magnusson is the recurring named presence, with figures such as Ubor and Flopp appearing as standing vicars who interrupt, correct, agree, resist, and reopen points that should probably have been left alone. The format is talky and unvarnished. It sounds closer to a greenroom argument than a planned comedy program. Recent episodes circle memes, childhood nicknames, work voices, school memories, moon behavior, taxi conversations, old Swedish film references, franchise reboots, furniture, churches, compliments, and the odd dignity of things that are plainly ridiculous. The show has a habit of granting silly topics too much seriousness, then undercutting that seriousness before it can harden into a real position. That is the engine. The pleasure is in hearing a thought get built, contradicted, mocked, repaired, and finally traded for something else. It is not careful comedy. It is fast, blunt, and comfortable with jagged edges. Some riffs lean into offensive social material, crude sexual humor, alcohol references, and deliberately bad opinions as comic devices. The episode endings often fold in Patreon bonus-show references and Swedish tour announcements. The best audience for it is already comfortable with Swedish stand-up banter that prizes chaos, timing, and conversational nerve over neat structure. Dubbel Trubbel Podcast makes ordinary irritations feel overexamined, unserious, and weirdly alive.
Made for: For listeners who like Swedish conversational comedy, loose stand-up energy, and arguments that mutate faster than they resolve. Best for people comfortable with blunt, adult, deliberately abrasive banter.
What sets it apart: The show stands out by making tiny social details feel over-litigated and unstable, with riffs that keep correcting themselves mid-flight. It is less segment-driven than many comedy podcasts and more like an ongoing comic argument with no interest in behaving.
Anton Magnusson och Färska Prinzen har en podcast ihop.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Everyday observations become unruly comic arguments through Anton Magnusson's quick pivots, provocation, and rapport with changing conversation partners.
Dubbel Trubbel Podcast turns casual conversation into escalating comic argument. Anton Magnusson and his changing partners begin with ordinary prompts such as coffee habits, pets, workplace voices, compliments, or an old Swedish film, then follow each association until the…
Anton Magnusson debates meme rankings, then a dog's odd behavior during a huge moon; you follow the detour.
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A mock-serious meme debate slides into moon behavior, dog weirdness, and werewolf logic.
Dubbel Trubbel treats meme culture like something worth ranking with a straight face, as Anton Magnusson and Ybor, also known as Flop Flop, weigh memes against music and sort out where they sit as entertainment.
A messy, funny Tiger Woods tangent turns into an argument about craft, credit, and who really makes things.
This single-episode review follows Anton Magnusson and Uber as a loose run of Tiger Woods car-accident talk opens into a broader question of respect: who gets credit for judgment, execution, and the ideas behind a finished thing.
A voice joke slides into work roles, taxi prejudice, and comedy that keeps circling its discomfort.
Double Trouble Podcast opens with Anton Magnusson and the standing vicar, Ubor, taking a question about changing one's voice and turning it into a loose tour of the roles people slip into at work, at home, and around others.
A film reference leads into compliment anxiety, then wanders into something much cruder.
A film reference gives the episode its starting point, but the real shape is a loose comic wander. Anton Magnusson and Flopp begin by trying to bring more energy to a routine check-in, then drift toward the trip to the company films, a remembered hotel, and a quote about a…
A fast, filthy theory that sober bosses turned culture into a black rectangle.
Alvedon purchase limits, Red Bull Vodka and the cultural menace of the "black rectangle" feed one gloriously overstretched theory about why everything looks so boring now.
A coffee preference spirals into a deranged Swedish-French royal riff covered in cake smudges.
Coffee starts as the entry point, with Anton Magnusson and Kim Hyperaktivt Barn Malmqvist weighing hot coffee against iced coffee before drifting into caffeine anxiety and personal limits.
Jerry returns for old grievances, blunt body talk and a petty theory about helping people become cool.
Jerry's return turns a summer-host substitution into a reunion with unfinished business. Anton greets his former regular by testing their shared history: a school dispute, rumors that they had fallen out, and even speculation that Jerry had died.
True crime, live chaos, loose deductions.
Fast rants, sharp detours, zero polish.
Comedy craft, Japan, and unfinished arguments.
Comedian friendship at full argument speed.
Queer overanalysis, weaponized for jokes.
Anton and Kim discuss the Tom Green documentary and his new special on Amazon Prime Video.
Anton Magnusson and Kim Malmqvist discuss their coffee habits and anxiety triggers.
Anton Magnusson hosts summer substitute Jerry on the Double Trouble Podcast.
Anton and Kim discuss vaping addiction and the idea of becoming a dancer.
Anton berättar om en incident i en butik där en person fick en stroke och de ropade efter en läkare i högtalarsystemet.
Anton Magnusson opens episode 135 of Dubbel Trubbel by quizzing Uber on this summer's real Sommarprat hosts, including Helena Bergström, Amanda Romare and Carolina Dybeck Happe, and Uber recognises almost none of them.
["Anton Magnusson and Ybor, also called Flop Flop, open episode 110 of Dubbel Trubbel Podcast by joking about memes, phone use, and why music sits above meme culture.", "They then dissect a 2004 Thailand tsunami clip, including the comment-thread argument about smartphones not existing yet and whether the footage was shot on a video camera.", "The middle of the episode turns to astrology, tarot cards, crystals, Zingo Zero, blood moons, and Anton's dog reacting oddly enough to send him to the Evening Paper.", "The last stretch is a detailed Marvel-vs-childishness debate that names Spider-Man, Batman, Thor, Harry Potter, Mario, Sonic, Deadpool, Watchmen, and Dark Knight."]
Anton Magnusson and Ubor open "Dubbel Trubbel Podcast" episode 112, "Ta dig en sup," by role-playing how voices change at work, at home, and when a fake Kim call comes in.
Double Trouble Podcast episode 111, 'Som en brittisk kille,' starts with Anton Magnusson and Uber joking about Tiger Woods, car accidents, and whether people should have strong opinions about sports or politics.
The hosts discuss the popularity of the movie K-pop Demon Hunters and its Oscar nominations.
Dubbel Trubbel Podcast tar upp hur telefoner efter 2007 blev “en svart rektangel”, samtidigt som äldre fliptelefoner hade färger, former och Snake.
Anton and Flopp discuss the origin of Flopp's childhood nickname and debate the correct term for a facial feature.
Jonas Strandberg is pitched as Stig Helmer because he can do “awkward” without copying Gösta Ekman.
Anton and Kim discuss criticism about Anton dominating the conversation and share a story about a kid who drew on a bench at school.
The hosts of Double Trouble Podcast engage in a deep, philosophical conversation about self-perception and darkness.