The Rainbow Goblins & The Denmark Incident

This week on Verbal Warning, things take a strange turn into the world of The Rainbow Goblins… except instead of goblins hunting colours, it feels more like they’ve been hunting the chaos of our lives.Think of this episode like a lost concept album.Side A begins with the strange legend of the Rainbow Goblins — the bizarre children’s story that somehow turns into a deep dive about symbolism, weird art, and how something meant for kids ends up feeling like it was written during a fever dream in the 70s.Then the record scratches…We return to the Denmark incident — the now infamous trip that keeps getting worse the more details come out. The ocean, the chaos, the birthday trip that almost turned into a rescue operation, and the kind of decisions that only make sense when you’re already halfway into the story.Side B gets personal.Dylan opens up about the situation unfolding at home, and let’s just say things aren’t exactly peaceful in the kingdom. From domestic dramas to the kind of life problems you can’t fix with duct tape and a cold beer, the boys try to unpack it the only way they know how — by talking absolute shit and somehow finding meaning in the mess.By the end of the episode, it feels less like a podcast and more like a weird psychedelic album about friendship, bad decisions, and the goblins that show up in real life when things start going sideways.So crack a drink, sit back, and press play.The goblins are listening.Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.