Loose talk, sharp turns, real feeling.
Everyone Relax is a loose comedy feed where TOFOP-style banter, Willosophy interviews, and 2 Guys 1 Cup footy misery sit side by side. It suits people who like conversations that wander, double back, and accidentally find a point while joking about the detour.
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Everyone Relax feels like several related shows sharing one front door and refusing to behave like separate departments. The feed moves between TOFOP banter, Willosophy interviews, and 2 Guys 1 Cup football talk, but the real constant is a relaxed appetite for following whatever thought just wandered into the room. Short prompts stretch. Throwaway details get promoted. A question about what people yell at Will Anderson in public becomes a riff about Gruen as if it were an international lifestyle brand. A discussion about show names turns into a small comic confession about being good at making podcasts and less built for explaining them to strangers. The sports episodes work differently but carry the same pulse. 2 Guys 1 Cup treats AFL as analysis, fandom, and emotional support meeting all at once, especially when Saints, Carlton, Essendon, or West Coast become shorthand for hope, irritation, loyalty, and winter. Guests such as Matt Stewart, Terry Degani from Bloomsbury, and Imani bring club-specific feeling without turning the show into clean punditry. The talk is closer to sitting inside a passionate group chat than listening to a desk segment. Willosophy gives the feed its reflective lane. Conversations with Dave Hughes and Nath Valvo start from comedy, then drift into live performance, coolness, artistic rules, hopes, fear, gratitude, and the strange freedom of realizing there is no one correct way to be funny. Even there, the tone stays loose. Compliments arrive beside jokes about mortgages, open mic nights, and the practical indignities of continuing to work. The show is at its best when it allows nonsense to soften the ground for something more honest. It is not tidy, and that is part of the point. Everyone Relax offers a familiar, dry, talkative feed for people who like comedy with side roads, sport with feelings, and interviews that sound awake rather than packaged.
Made for: Suited to comedy fans, AFL followers, and podcast listeners who enjoy long conversational detours more than polished segments. It especially fits people who like sport, comedy, and personal reflection mixed without much ceremony.
What sets it apart: The feed combines multiple recurring formats without flattening them into one brand-safe voice. Its edge comes from letting comedy banter, football despair, and thoughtful interviews share the same unruly conversational rhythm.
The home of all things Wil Anderson and Charlie Clausen including TOFOP, Wilosophy, and 2 Guys 1 Cup.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Comedy interviews, loose riffs, and AFL devotion meet in conversations that keep finding the joke inside a sincerely held opinion.
Everyone Relax moves between three distinct comic engines: Will Anderson's searching Willosophy interviews, his free-associative TOFOP conversations with Charlie Clausen, and the club loyalty of 2 Guys 1 Cup.
A fake detective plot or a doctor's comedy career: your curiosity gets room to roam.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Comic coolness, festival talk, and a case for not trying to look cool.
Will Anderson and Nath Valvo settle into a chat that keeps poking at comic coolness and the urge to seem aloof, then keeps folding it back into the easy rhythm of two comics who are comfortable enough to needle each other.
Overdue letters and a murder riff turn into a shaggy, chemistry-first episode.
This TOFOP outing keeps circling overdue letters, a false start, and a detective riff built around a crushed can of 4X and a Boilermaker. Charlie Clausen and Will Anderson use the backlog to swing from website shenanigans to their split-up podcast history, with warm milk, an…
AFL loyalty, bad losses, and a surprisingly warm case for Perth.
Everyone Relax turns AFL loyalty into a way of talking about club memory, bruised pride, and the strange pull of staying put. Charlie Clausen and Broden Kelly move from the old force of Carlton and the Dons to Essendon's loss to North, then into whether Harley Reid should remain…
A loose, warm return-guest conversation about the tools and limits that shape a comedian's show.
Will Anderson's return conversation with Gillian Cosgriff works best as a relaxed look at comedy craft, especially the question of fit: what kind of performer a person can honestly be, and which tools are truly theirs.
A genial argument about annoying songs, where pop snobbery keeps giving way to affectionate silliness.
A dispute about irritating songs becomes a friendly trial of musical taste, as Charlie Clawson and Will Anderson work through Pharrell's "Happy," "Hey Soul Sister," "Agadoo," DJ Otzi's "Hey Baby" and "I Will Always Love You." The episode is sharpest when real irritation and…
A surname joke opens into a candid conversation about comedy, medicine, and the fear of having nothing to do.
Will Anderson's conversation with Noah, a junior doctor and slightly less junior comedian, turns on the pressure of carrying two identities at once.
A Test preview where pitch anxiety, Cam Green's reputation and backyard cricket all get time in the middle.
Will Anderson and Charlie Clawson build this single-episode review around a Test preview that keeps circling back to the MCG pitch debate and the live question of Cameron Green.
Local cricket, score by score.
Cricket analysis with the lid off.
Cricket reaction with memory and nerve.
Cricket’s global week, argued with context.
Will Anderson interviews Noah Szto, a 26-year-old junior doctor and comedian.
Will Anderson and Charlie Clausen preview the Sydney Ashes Test in a casual cricket podcast.
The hosts of TOEFOP humorously discuss the awkward and confusing naming conventions of their podcasts within the Everyone Relax feed, critiquing their own show titles like TOEFOP and Willosophy.
Two AFL fans discuss their shared misery as supporters of the Saints, touching on therapy, media criticism, and the anticipation around new recruits.
Will Anderson interviews Australian comedian Dave Hughes about his comedy career, live performances, and unique perspective on humor.
Will Anderson shares a humorous story about being recognized at a music festival as 'Gruen from Gruen' and discusses the potential for the Gruen brand to expand globally.
Two hosts discuss AFL football, focusing on Carlton's recent losses and a guest's YouTube channel, in a sports podcast episode.
Will Anderson opens by naming Nath Valvo as one of his favorite guests, and the chat settles into an easy back-and-forth.
Charlie Clausen and Will Anderson open with a false start and a joke about needing a jacket.
Charlie Clausen is still trying to put the footy back together with Broden Kelly, member by member.
["Will Anderson brings Gillian Cosgriff back to Willosophy face to face in January 2026 and immediately asks where she is at with a new show.", "Cosgriff describes the \"hole\" of creating a show, saying midwinter is when she feels she has \"never written a joke\" and is about to be found out.", "The conversation becomes a practical craft session about procrastination, late-set through-lines, touring endings, and why reassurance like \"you'll be fine\" is useless.", "Cosgriff and Anderson also talk about whether recent personal pain belongs onstage, using Tig Notaro, Hannah Gadsby, and Michelle Brazier's Average Bear as reference points."]
Charlie Clawson and Will Anderson open by naming songs that annoy them, including 'Happy,' 'Walking on Sunshine,' and 'All of Me.' Rebecca Black's 'Friday,' James Blunt's 'You're Beautiful,' Carly Rae Jepsen's 'Call Me Maybe,' and the Baja Men's 'Who Let the Dogs Out' all get treated as cases worth arguing over.
Two hosts and guest Adam Spencer review the Sydney Test and wrap up the Ashes cricket series, discussing Australia's 4-1 victory over England and the rivalry between the teams.
Two hosts discuss cricket, including the upcoming Sydney Test and Usman Khawaja's retirement, while sharing personal anecdotes about family and the sport.
This episode is a review of the unexpectedly short Melbourne Ashes Test cricket match, featuring hosts Will Anderson and Charlie Clawson along with author Adam Wada discussing the rapid conclusion and its impact.
Two hosts humorously discuss the ethical dilemma of recording a sneeze as a potential last moment before previewing the Boxing Day Test cricket match after the Ashes series.
Two hosts discuss their personal connection to Bondi while previewing an Ashes cricket test match.