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Sully's back in the podcast chair, and this time he's talking to the KING of podcasting, "Lukewarm" Luke Owen. 

It's a lovely chat between two of the loveliest boys that ever lovelied. Genuinely sickening

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Crapoleon

Great accent Luke lar

Willhelm94

Such a relatable highest high, thank you Luke!

Matt Templeton

Not a fan of Luke. He's alright but watch enough of his content and he starts to come off as unlikeable, especially when he's in charge of things. He needs Oli to balance him out.

Bartleby

Been waiting for the Luke episode! One of my favorites on the BOTC games.

Riz

Lukewarm Luke Owen? Not Luke Owen, D.A.D.?

Mark.A

Love Luke, really enjoyed this episode. Get that man on BGC!

Willhelm94

I didn't realise how much I would connect with Luke over this podcast. Absolutely fantastic!

Adam Hall

I need the unfair dungeons and dragons show

Fernando

I don't mind player elimination

Kieran Page

My god the accents at the end... Also, was the Chelsea match the one where Tim Cahill scored an overhead kick in the last minute #sportsball

Steve Pellikaan

Luke is a great guy, except for his taste in music.

Jack Archer

How about just calling it the Impossible Dungeon? D: Honestly, that sounded like a fantastic idea for NRB!

N&S Landers

Okay this Stanley’s parable style dungeon quest needs to happen

John Blauze

Where is the Blair episode mentioned at the beginning?

Maisie Beelzebelle Snowdon

I used to live in Liverpool after uni and sadly had to move back in with my parents due to the cost of living crisis. The Liverpool round made me so happy.

Bob Thompson

why does your life sound like mine :) I need more board gaming friends too

James Harby

Loved the Liverpool section. Luke sounded like Stephen Graham haha

growpotkin420

Re: Oli joking to Ross about how he was into Evolve before it was cool, Ross was probably the worst possible person to make that joke to because a lot of hate was directed their way when they were involved with WCPW from the cool indie Evolve crowd. Ross probably heard from countless people about how WCPW was late to the party when it came to British indie wrestling, even though none of the on screen talent really had anything to do with the behind the scenes working of the company.