Shut Up I’m Talking
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What do you get when naivety meets extraordinary opportunity? This podcast. An authentic and hilarious insight into the weird, wonderful and endlessly curious brains of two firmly Gen Z YouTubers who have grown up in the intense spotlight of the internet. Meet Tom Simons, aka TommyInnit, and Jack Manifold every week as they open up their diaries and try to make sense of the internet-famous-meets-normal-real-life lives they are living.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Everyday mishaps become sharply observed comedy through Tom Simons and Jack Manifold's interruptions, fixations and appetite for one more unnecessary detail.
A new pen barely survives the opening minute before Tom Simons and Jack Manifold are arguing over how voices work. That quick drift from ordinary objects into comic fixation defines Shut Up I'm Talking.
A pen with three inks and a pencil gets its moment; your attention might happily follow.
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A Japanese pen gag leads into Waitrose lunch, Liverpool Guinness talk, and a Liverpool Cathedral visit.
Jack and Tom start with a Japanese pen gag and keep folding the conversation through a Waitrose meal deal, Liverpool Guinness talk, and a visit to Liverpool Cathedral.
A shaggy road episode that turns strain, detours, and small humiliations into the bit.
The episode opens with Tom and Jack in America, and the weak intros and exhausted voices set a rough edge right away. That strain works in its favor.
A loud, funny guest chat that keeps bouncing between jokes and the human details underneath.
This episode lands as a chaotic, joke-first chat that never fully settles. The hosts move Billzo through Minecraft-era memories, school drama, family expectations, and the uneasy feeling of being the butt of the joke in public.
A no-guest episode that stays funny while opening into a thoughtful look at how music works.
This special episode skips the guest format and lets the hosts carry the whole thing, which gives the conversation its rough, loose energy. The banter runs fast, interruptions pile up, and the mood stays unruly without losing its shape.
A Minecraft movie chat that turns into a stubborn ice dragon dinner loop.
A Minecraft movie discussion opens into a weekend catch-up that begins in fatigue and drifts toward controlled chaos. The conversation keeps trading one idea for another, from the dinner story and the ice dragon pitch to inventory plans, moss boss, void creatures, lava boss, and…
Dax Flame turns tour humiliation and small interruptions into the episode's running joke.
The episode opens in a pleasantly messy way before settling into a joke-led conversation with Dax Flame. The hosts spend plenty of time interrupting and correcting each other, but that roughness suits the pace as the talk moves from family jobs and video games to planes and the…
A travel episode that turns logistics, snacks, and social embarrassment into the main event.
This episode leans into the show’s messier side: fast banter, petty confusion, train logistics, blind box shopping, and a food moment that lands somewhere between bravado and regret.
A messy, fast comic exchange where errands, parking, and embarrassment do most of the punching.
Shut Up I'm Talking opens with a ridiculous fight over who gets to speak, then keeps piling on the same chaos as the conversation drifts through driving, shopping, and parking.
TommyInnit and Jack Manifold welcome childhood best friend Freddie Badlinu to their podcast for a discussion likely involving embarrassing stories and personal anecdotes.
The hosts introduce scientists from Veritasium, discuss their anti-science views and personal anecdotes, and prepare to start the podcast with a classic line.
The hosts introduce episode 39 from Perth, Australia, discussing the mental toll of being on tour and transitioning into the 'worst moment of the week' segment.
The hosts and guest George (Memeulous) discuss podcast intros, past episodes, and personal anecdotes before transitioning to the show's first segment about the worst moment of the week.
The hosts discuss a dodgeball injury and Christmas feelings in their holiday episode.
The hosts of the SUIT podcast engage in humorous banter about the Epstein list, personal anecdotes, and a Bruce Springsteen website, while teasing a controversial take on Marty Supreme.
The hosts discuss Tom's new drag persona, 'Dirty Twink', which resulted from a fan vote during a fundraising event for Calm, and how his behavior has changed since putting on drag.
The hosts discuss their sleep habits, caffeine consumption, and a brief sneezing incident in a casual, humorous conversation.
The podcast segment involves hosts engaging in chaotic banter and preparing to ask Tom's mum, Sarah Simons, embarrassing questions, with a warning about childbirth content.
The hosts promote Calm, a suicide prevention charity, encouraging donations and awareness while discussing fundraising polls for naming a podcast creature.
The hosts introduce a Halloween-themed episode where they discuss ghost stories, personal experiences with ghosts, and a haunted house visit with Sam and Colby in England.
The host performs a magic trick with cards and discusses Jack's recent trip to America and VidCon, hinting at upcoming stories.
The hosts discuss being late due to prioritizing a park walk over showering, mention recent events like TwitchCon and a Bruce movie premiere, and introduce episode 60 of their podcast.
The hosts discuss learning Mandarin, having high energy, and one host expresses annoyance about workers in their house due to landlord-ordered window repairs.
The hosts engage in casual banter and promote merchandise before transitioning into a discussion about social boundaries and personal behavior.
Tom shares his worst moment of the week, revealing severe sleep deprivation and frustration over only getting three and a half hours of sleep.
The host discusses his intention to explore big-picture questions like underwater volcanoes, zombie possibilities, and climate change impacts to broaden the audience's horizons.
The hosts welcome back Jedward as their first repeat guests on the podcast, discussing their return after a year and their festive, energetic presence.
The hosts introduce Alex O'Connor for a deep philosophical discussion on topics like death, meaning, and how our brains can deceive us, with an initial exchange about honesty and ethical consistency.
The hosts introduce Eleanor Neale, a true crime YouTuber, on the podcast 'Shut Up, I'm Talking' with casual banter and setup.
The hosts nervously prepare for and begin their first live podcast show, joking about audience reactions and their dynamic.
The hosts engage in chaotic banter about promoting merchandise, including a shirt available for sale, while debating their approach and energy levels.
The host promotes a fundraising campaign for CALM, a suicide prevention charity, through Tiltify donations and podcast polls, including a shirt design contest between the hosts.
The podcast hosts discuss the recent eviction of Harry by TommyInnit, leading to humorous tension and Harry introducing himself to the audience.
The hosts discuss recording in an unusual bank vault location in Durham, North Carolina, which doubles as a museum with quirky elements like large penguins.
The hosts introduce a special Q&A episode where they answer fan questions from Patreon, promote their second channel for bonus content, and humorously discuss chopsticks.
The hosts discuss returning from a difficult tour, share personal news about a family member watching the podcast, and engage in humorous banter.
The host celebrates the podcast's one-year anniversary and announces a partnership with Calm, a suicide prevention charity, encouraging donations to support their life-saving services.
Tom and Jack introduce a New Year's special episode with chaotic banter about 2025 predictions and personal distractions.
The host discusses recent drinking experiences and announces the end of merch pre-orders with limited bonus stock available, including a special offer for worm keychains.
The hosts discuss coffee's effects on depression, introduce a segment called 'the worst moment of the week', and hint at a topic about quitting comedy.
The hosts discuss Dan and Phil's relationship announcement, promote new merchandise and a podcast anniversary video, and mention an unexpected appearance by Jedward.
The hosts and guests humorously discuss their expectations for the podcast compared to Mission Impossible, their location in Melbourne, and a misunderstanding about wearing suits due to a group chat with Big Russ.
Hosts Tom and Jack record a special episode from Atlanta during their American comedy tour, sharing their worst moments from the road.
Aimsey tells Jack and Tom about eight years of content creation, beginning with Town of Salem and Toontown before moving from Swansea to Brighton in 2022.
TommyInnit and Jack compare personal mishaps, including a London tube incident in which TommyInnit boards while his date remains on the escalator.
Shut Up I’m Talking: 34: Speaking with Technoblade’s Dad features Technodad discussing Alex’s Minecraft career, the family’s role, and Technoblade’s tribute in the Minecraft movie.
Shut Up I’m Talking features Max Fosh discussing his path from Newcastle University theatre and hospital radio to street-interview videos beginning on Facebook in 2017.
Tom recounts spending three weeks in America, including a college Super Bowl gathering, a Barnes & Noble reading session, and a homemade Southern seafood boil.
Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla explain how Smosh grew from 2000s lip-sync videos into a large comedy channel after they met in sixth grade.
Shut Up I'm Talking episode 76 has Tom and Jack read Patreon confessions after sharing their own worst moments, including Jack's hour-long toilet nap after a strong drink.
Episode 75 of Shut Up I'm Talking brings Jack and Tom together with Albie, an Instagram and TikTok creator who makes relationship content with his fiancée Faye.
Shut Up I'm Talking features Jack Massey-Wells discussing his meeting history with JackSucksAtLife and the online-creator decisions behind his channels.
They come back swinging.
Tom opens with a new pen and refuses to let the bit go.
It opens loud.
The hosts bring Dax Flame in and immediately turn the greeting into a bit about who cuts whom off first.
Jack and Tommy open by fighting over who gets to speak, and it is already spiraling.
Hosts Tom and Jack interview content creator Billzo about his rapid rise to fame, the mental health struggles that led to a hiatus, and bizarre personal stories including a false arrest while streaming.
The hosts answer unhinged questions from their Patreon subscribers, covering topics from favorite pubs and Harry Potter vs.