Majorly Hacked Off And Over It!

Christmas has hit Majorly Hacked Off and Over It and Casey has entered a level of festive feral normally reserved for pantomime villains and mums doing the Christmas shop at 11.58 pm. She has stormed through B and M doing her annual Cash for Kids haul, while her mum confidently approached a random man in the street because she thought he was homeless. Kyle is simply trying to survive the episode without filing for emotional leave.Casey also shares her day filming for Stand Up To Cancer which somehow turns into the most chaotic seasonal health lesson you will ever hear. Tits, balls, cervixes, HPV, lumps, NHS letters, EastEnders, trauma, nipple talk. It is equal parts public service and complete breakdown. Merry Christmas.Then your festive dilemmas arrive and honestly, every single one is unhinged. Someone’s 2 month situationship thinks Christmas morning is a romantic milestone. A couple are on the brink of separation over where the tree goes. A fully grown adult refuses matching pyjamas at 32. Someone has been faking a homemade Christmas pudding for 12 years. And one listener’s partner wants reindeer themed bedroom activities involving antlers. No notes.All this before the emotional grenade. Christmas at your sister’s where your estranged dad from Manchester will be sitting in the same room as you and has never met your kids. It is a lot. It is also exactly why this show exists.Unfiltered. Accidentally heartfelt. Fuelled by ... we don't know what. If you want calm, look elsewhere. If you want festive chaos, nipple checks, family trauma and Casey threatening to fight the month of December, settle in.https://cashforkids.org.uk/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Casey turns up freshly risen from the dead after being violently unwell, on her period, emotionally unstable at the Pete Wicks dog show, crying over rescue dogs, and still managing to put a full face on for the Beauty Awards. Mel B ends up feeling up Claire from head to toe, Beck hits the Prosecco and terrorises producers with her camera skills, and Kyle sits quietly in the corner loving every second of the chaos.Kyle also drops the small detail that his “special friend” is now actually his boyfriend, which sends Casey into a full spiral of joy and confusion.Then the two unravel the big stuff. Autism burnout, feeling misunderstood at work, the heavy parts of being late diagnosed, masking, overstimulation, crying at random questions, and the shared experience of wanting to throw themselves out of windows or put their head in the oven but in a funny way.Luckily we lighten the mood with your unhinged confessions, including cat ashes, a ring found in someone’s knickers, calling the boss “daddy,” a stolen Amazon parcel, and the friend who hid under a Christmas tree and caused a crime scene.It is messy, it is raw, it is ridiculous, and it is very us.Tis the season to be overstimulated. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kyle is ill and spiralling, Casey is energised and unfiltered, and this week’s episode goes everywhere in the best way.Kyle updates fireworks ruining his week, sensory overload in Lidl, and being compared to Marv from Home Alone. Casey dives into parents evening chaos, teachers who secretly hate brilliant kids, and the moment she realised her daughter can’t say R or Sh. There is also speech therapy, childhood trauma humour, and the way your brain tries to cheer you up at the worst possible times.They cover bath bombs, sad fannies, Wicked's release, special friends, and why Kyle’s curly hair has unlocked a new identity crisis. Plus a work voice note horror story, gentle parenting vs reality, and a reminder that kids dropping the mask at home is the point, not the problem.And next week, they want your anonymous confessions. The more unhinged, the better. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Espresso joins the studio and immediately tries to chew through the entire set, including the wires (Nearly making the rescue a waste of time!)Between saving the dog and judging each other’s navigation skills, Casey and Kyle cover everything from vegan doner in Manchester to karaoke choices they should probably apologise for. Casey also slips into Cilla Black’s wardrobe like she owns it.Then comes the big chat. Gentle parenting. When it works, when it goes off the rails, and when “your feelings matter” becomes “I run this house now.” They talk consequences, resilience, and the fine line between raising confident kids and creating tiny warlords.Chaotic, funny, slightly feral, and very real.You cna take a look at the auction here for Cilla Black Friday: https://nesbitsauctions.co.uk/16116-2/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a summer of chaos, carbs, and questionable navigation skills, Casey and Kyle are majorly back! and yes, still hacked off. From getting lost at the Eurotunnel with a dog who almost needed a passport stamp in Italy, to dodging rats in Paris and clowns in Greek tunnels, this episode is one long emotional layover.They catch up on everything from flag sh— sorry, flag enthusiasts, to the Pride of Britain red carpet, feminism (or as Casey calls it, “women just being better”), and Lily Allen’s new revenge album. Expect politics, patriots, paracetamol conspiracies, and parental throwbacks.It’s heartfelt, hilarious, and occasionally unhinged, just like us and just how we like it.Pour a glass or a glass, bring your opinions, and come get lost with us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Espresso the stray dog is officially a national treasure, and for the season 3 finale episode it basically becomes his origin story. From mafia conspiracies to his gay Spanish ex-boyfriend Pedro, we are fully invested in this four-legged soap opera. Kyle and Casey also get into bins, grief guilt, and a listener dilemma about sharing godmother duties with a random hen-do mate. It’s chaotic, heartfelt, and very us — because if life isn’t funny, it’s just true. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kyle interviews Casey about the dramatic rescue of a little dog named Expresso (yes, we know it isn’t spelt like that, but that’s his legal name now, and we’ve dealt with it, Kyle’s dealing with it, we’ve all dealt with it, okay?).What begins as a dreamy Sicilian holiday quickly spirals into a whirlwind of mafia villas, wildfire drama, and a stray dog covered in ticks who steals Casey’s heart. Follow the wild ride as Casey turns full-on animal rescuer, juggling vet visits, mafia vibes, and family chaos to save Expresso and give him a new shot at life.Meanwhile, Kyle’s solo Benidorm escape offers its own hilarious moments: accidental dates, sticky nightclub memories, karaoke victories, and emotional trips down memory lane. From doughnuts in lazy rivers to dodging icks on the karaoke mic, this episode is part comedy, part heartstring-puller, and 100% “Majorly Hacked Off and Over It.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Casey living her best life in Italy and Kyle somehow managing to lock the studio keys in the studio, this week’s episode comes to you straight from Kyle’s flat, featuring a very special stand-in guest: his younger brother, Lennon.Together, they dive into what it’s like growing up with an 11-year age gap, being raised more like mates than rivals, and how family can shape us. Whether you share DNA or just a kebab in a bra. Expect nostalgic chaos, accidental trauma bonding over water slides, and a reminder that shared humour might be the strongest sibling glue of all.There’s also a surprise mid-episode call from Mum, some brilliant listener stories about sibling loyalty, and the official confirmation that yes, according to Mum… they are her “special beautiful boys.”Yes, we had to copy the idea of the music underscore from another podcast due to the audio! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Content warning: murder, necrophilia, cannibalism, occasional strong language, and repeated references to turkey twizzlers. Listener discretion advised.Buckle up, pour your glass, and brace yourself for a delightfully dark ride. This week Casey and Kyle wade into the murky world of serial killers. Expect a healthy dose of dark humour, a few graphic details, and the usual sprinkling of oversharing.We kick off with a catch-up that ranges from tip-toe trauma in the gym changing rooms to a day at Thorpe Park, plus the childhood moment when Casey accidentally shouted out “Oh you at cow”. There is prom envy, gym-friend gossip, and triumphant holiday chat that somehow morphs into a full-blown rave about Benidorm nightlife.Then it is on to the true-crime buffet: Casey digs into Ted Bundy’s chilling charm offensive while Kyle tackles Jeffrey Dahmer’s grisly dinner menu. Listener shout-outs add Harold Shipman, the Yorkshire Ripper, Dennis Nilsen, and Victorian baby farmer Amelia Dyer to the line-up, proving that Britain has its fair share of wrong-uns.We wrap with news of next week’s sibling special, complete with Kyle's little Brother Lennon’s impending mic-steal while Casey suns herself in Italy. Grab your headphones and settle in, it is one part rant, one part history lesson, and all parts laugh-out-loud chaos.We're talking Serial Killers, so what was the point in even bleeping the swear words out?!Content warning: murder, necrophilia, cannibalism, occasional strong language, and repeated references to turkey twizzlers. Listener discretion advised. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s boiling, the aircon’s packed in, and we’re not totally convinced we haven’t died and ended up in some kind of nostalgic, Furby-haunted hell. This week we’re sweating through memories of the 90s, from MSN meltdowns and Tamagotchi trauma to when water fights nearly brought the ceiling down and Oasis were still speaking to each other until they did again, for how long? Who knows... We talk growing up before group chats, why kids today wouldn’t last five minutes without a charger, and what made 90s telly actually decent. Expect chaos, heatstroke, and a questionable segue into serial killers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we’re burying the taboo and digging up the laughs in our most morbidly hilarious episode yet. From runaway hearses doing victory laps round Tesco car parks to nans wetting themselves mid-crematorium visit, we’re talking funerals, and no, it’s not as bleak as it sounds. Kyle’s finally back in Portsmouth (with a bed that isn’t in a staff office), Casey’s reminiscing about her UGG-boot fracture, and together we discover that grief, much like a sausage roll at a wake, is best served soggy.We unpack how to deal with attention-seeking relatives at funerals, how not to scatter ashes in the wind, and why your Nan might’ve been a secret Coolio fan. Plus, find out why we think millennials will have the best funerals in history, think less black lace, more bangers and cheese & pineapple hedgehogs ft Cardi B.Warning: contains inappropriate coffin humour, 90s nostalgia teasers, and absolutely no respect for sombre traditions.Next week: it’s the 90s episode. Expect inflatable furniture, Furbies, and a story involving a carrot we’re slightly worried to ask about… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Majorly Hacked Off and Over It, Kyle’s barely surviving burnout, Casey’s been politely read by Jack (not so politely) told off for saying “f**k” 22 times in one episode, and together they spiral into the strange, surreal, and sometimes downright stupid world of dreams.Kyle has a dream where he flings Donald Trump off Mars using telekinesis. As you do.We revisit the absolute emotional trauma that is The Never Ending Story, with Kyle and Casey both still crying about that poor horse. (Yea, you're crying now too)Sweet, sad, and unhinged dream submissions from listeners.Dreams about relatives, strange car parks, running people over with your van…We've all had that one, right?And a wholesome twist at the end, when someone dares to dream of… ambition? In this economy? Brave.Are your dreams trying to tell you something, or are you just mentally running Windows 98?Dreams: the free trauma simulator no one asked for.So grab that cup, or a glass and jump into dream world this Wednesday! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pour a cup or a glass, we got you… because this week we’re diving headfirst into the heartbreak, horror, and hilarity of modern dating.Kyle shares a first date so bad he did a tactical 'leaving via the lavatory' and waved goodbye through the pub window (ouch). Casey reflects on her husband’s romantic streak, which involved taking her to the same restaurant he took all the other girls, and reveals he wants Brilliant Disguise by Bruce Springsteen (which he insists is called The Lonely Man) played at his funeral - Cheery. Listener stories including:A man who compared his date to his mum and called her “fit”.. yea we know ick! A woman who got served a Tesco meal deal as a romantic night inA gluten-intolerant commitment-phobe who ate olives and staredAnd a fire alarm set off by a vape that somehow led to true loveAlso in this episode:Robbie Williams healing through thunder and wineRed flag spotting on Tinder (if he’s got a bum bag and crossed arms, run)Pride parades, public nudity, and why Kyle draws the line at men dressed as dogs.And Casey proudly telling her husband he’s “not very memorable in a room”It’s honest. It’s ridiculous. It’s romantic. Kind of.Join us, swipe in, lower your expectations, and remember, you deserve more than a Chicken Caesar wrap...unless you're Kyle. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we’re talking all things friends!Not Ross and Rachel and whether they were on a break, but the real-life mates who’ve stuck by us, vanished without a trace, stabbed us in the back, or kept us going when everything felt a bit too much.Kyle reflects on the friends who feel like home and the ones who quietly exited stage left. Casey takes us back to Year 5 drama involving a boyfriend who she cannot stop saying his name!— Seriously, Jack had an absolute nightmare in the edit with the bleeps.Pour a cup or a glass, it’s Wednesday, we’ve got you.Let’s toast to the mates… and roast the absolute snakes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We’re back, baby: soft reboot style. New intro, same two gobshites with too much to say. After a three-month break (that started as “a couple of weeks”), Kyle’s returning to Portsmouth with a new job , some serious opinions and less will to live, and Casey’s fresh from the BAFTAs, Kyle was invited as her therapy dog, that was pretty feckin rude! This week, we get into:Trans rights (obviously we’re team human decency)Toilet debates and why they’re not the deep think pieces certain MPs think they areReform UK… and why they can kindly sod offAnd a throwback story involving our late granddads and some truly tragic driving skills (That's not what got him in the end) So pour a cup or a glass, plug us in, and prepare yourself — because Season 3 is here, we’ve soft-rebooted the chaos, and we’re still majorly hacked off… and very much over it Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s the finale of Season 2 of Majorly Hacked Off and Over It, and what a ride it’s been! In this episode, Casey and Kyle reflect on the twists and turns of life, talking about how those little choices and chance encounters can sometimes guide us in unexpected ways. With Casey’s book launch happening this week, the duo discusses how everything might just happen for a reason—even when it feels like life’s throwing curveballs. Oh, and if you’ve ever wondered about the true meaning of Mumual (it’s not a manual, FYI), they’ve got the answer for you!Plus, Kyle shares the high of his ‘Good’ Ofsted inspection after months of hard work, and what it means to get that well-deserved pat on the back. But don’t worry—after all this excitement, they’re taking a little break to recharge. But don’t fret, Season 3 is on the horizon, and they’ll be back with more drama, laughs, and plenty of them laughing at life's hacked off moments! Grab your cup of tea or wine (We don't judge, we join in) and settle in for a cheeky finale before the break—this one’s for the books, literally! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week’s episode of Majorly Hacked Off and Over It, Kyle and Casey dive deep into the awkwardness of grief, family dynamics, and how it can change everything—including relationships with loved ones. Kyle opens up about being ghosted by his dad and the emotional layers of loss, while Casey reflects on her own unexpected moment of forgetting her dad’s birthday—and the ripple effects that grief can have on everyday life. With their usual humour and vulnerability, they explore how grief evolves, how it impacts family, and how sometimes the most uncomfortable moments can lead to the most profound insights.Also, Casey’s new book, The Big Book of Major Mum Hacks, is officially being released on March 13th, and the duo celebrates how far they’ve come in their personal journeys. Tune in for laughs, reflection, and a sneak peek into Casey’s exciting new project, which explores the everyday wisdom and humour that can help guide you through life’s toughest moments. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Casey and Kyle deliver the worst episode they’ve ever recorded. Casey’s got an unwelcome visitor (Aunt Flo is in town), Kyle’s social battery is completely drained, and neither of them has had much of a life lately. Frankly, they’re both peopled out—and they won’t blame you if you don’t make it to the end, they almost didn't.Kyle attempts an accent while reading a dilemma (it’s bad), Casey tries to join in (it’s worse), and the whole thing spirals into auditory chaos. They did consider cancelling, but they didn’t want you to miss a week—so if you’re struggling with insomnia, this episode might just be the cure. Do not operate heavy machinery whilst listening to this episode. Honestly… please forgive them. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we touch on Albert Square celebrating it's 40th Birthday! Casey also has an exciting announcement! It does involve her betrayal of Kyle as he is now being replaced.... in some form! But the drama doesn’t stop there—oh no. Inspired by the soap’s decades of backstabbing and comeuppance, we asked you to spill your pettiest revenge stories, and trust us, you lot did not disappoint. From a fishy situation to an ex who needed a taste of their own medicine, which may or not have gone too far (We Listen, and We Don't Judge), we read out your best (and pettiest) tales of getting even.So grab a cuppa (or a strong drink), and get ready for an episode filled with drama, karma, and some truly unhinged payback plans. Because if revenge is a dish best served cold, consider this episode a full buffet. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Kyle and Casey dive into the most ridiculous things you’ve ever stolen—whether it was an honest mistake (accidentally walking out without paying) or full-on petty revenge (no regrets). From trolleys that mysteriously made it home to questionable late-night acquisitions, the duo shares their own crimes of opportunity—plus your funniest (and most outrageous) theft confessions.And, in possibly the wildest plot twist of all, they uncover the shocking tale of someone who quite literally stole their ex’s Nan. Yep. You read that right. 🤯🔴 Disclaimer: We do NOT condone stealing. We are not a family of hardened criminals—just people with a mildly concerning habit of accidentally acquiring pub glasses and traffic cones. Promise.Petty crimes? Accidental kleptomania? A stolen pensioner? We’ve got it all. Listen now—before the police do. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Majorly Hacked Off and Over It, we’re diving into the joys of teenagers learning lessons the hard way—including one of the little Major-Bunce’s midnight McDonald’s mission gone wrong (Yea mate there's a tracking app for that) Kyle spills the tea on why ChatGPT might just be the best therapist you never knew you needed, and how AI can unpick your emotions faster than your mate after two glasses of wine. It’s a mix of life lessons, tech talk, and the usual witty chaos, so grab a cuppa (or a McDonald's) and let’s get into it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Majorly Hacked Off and Over It, Kyle and Casey are tackling the chaos of the world (and the barnyard). First up, Elon Musk’s salute—because honestly, Elon, it’s just… it’s just upsetting. Then we dive into the idiocy of Donald Trump's actions and words towards the transgender community, with our signature blend of sass and insight.And if you think it’s all heavy topics, think again—Casey’s new pet pig, Percy, is here to save the day with snorts and squeals, proving sometimes you just need a pig to balance out the madness. This was not on our 2025 bingo card, and it's only January. Tune in for the tea, the laughs, and the piggy tales. 🐷✨ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Casey and Kyle are coming to you virtually due to their jam-packed schedules—but they couldn’t leave you without an episode to help you conquer hump day! Tune in as they dive into the LA fires and sprinkle in a little conspiracy theory talk (you know we couldn’t resist). Plus, they unpack the hypocrisy around the “Be Kind” movement and share their unfiltered takes. Grab a coffee, sit back, and join the conversation—it’s one you won’t want to miss! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Majorly Hacked Off and Over It, we’re talking all things Blake Lively as fresh allegations spark a whirlwind of public opinions. Is the scrutiny celebs face fair game, or have we taken it too far?We also tackle a dilemma from a mum whose child is being bullied—navigating the emotional minefield of how to respond. Do you go full lioness or take a more measured approach? We chat about the reactions you want to have versus the ones that might actually work. It’s thoughtful, relatable, and with a dash of our regular laughing at the bad moments! . Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Season 2 has begun after our little break!New year, new vibes! In this episode, we’re stepping into 2025 with positivity, humour, and a fresh perspective. Casey and Kyle talk about setting New Year’s resolutions that actually feel good (no guilt trips here), celebrating the little wins from last year, and navigating co-parenting dynamics with your ex like a total pro. It’s all about leaving the drama behind and focusing on what matters most. Join us for a laugh, a pep talk, and maybe even a little inspiration to kick off your year in style. Happy New Year! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode Title: Majorly Merry ChristmasIn this festive episode, Casey and Kyle unwrap the chaos, quirks, and questionable traditions that make Christmas what it is—messy, imperfect, and magical. From burnt turkeys and family rows to the joy of those tiny moments that actually matter (because let’s be honest, no one remembers the dinner), they dive into why Christmas shouldn’t be about perfection but about the magic in the madness.Expect laughs, relatable rants, and a healthy dose of holiday cheer as they share their own traditions and remind us that it’s not about the meters of tinsel or Insta-worthy spreads—it’s about the little memories you carry into the new year. Grab a mince pie, pour a glass of Bailey’s, and join them for a Christmas chat that’s majorly merry, slightly unhinged, and all about what makes the season real.The Podcast will take a break until 2025 and will be back with more Hacked off moments ... but a little different, watch this space! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Majorly Hacked Off and Over It, Casey and Kyle are serving up some holiday cheer with a side of drama and are trying to feel more Christmassy! First up, they celebrate their nan’s grand exit from the hospital (she’s basically defying death and the NHS wait times—an icon). Then, it’s time to defy gravity as they gush about seeing Wicked The Movie and dive into the buzz around the upcoming movie. Spoiler alert: we’re loving the bromance—sorry, sister-mance—between Elphaba and Glinda in those interviews and of course Jonathan Bailey!Of course, it wouldn’t be the holiday season without some juicy Christmas dilemmas. Family feuds, awkward gift-giving, and that one relative who always brings chaos to the dinner table (Usually Kyle)—Casey and Kyle have thoughts. Tune in for laughs, sass, and a sprinkle of festive magic Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on MHOAOI! Casey and Kyle's Nan has got herself into the wars which required a flashing light taxi which kept them both up late, and they apologise for their tiredness! As you usual, they are still making light and having a laugh. Kyle gets personal this week, talking about his views on relationships, love, and Carrie Bradshaw! Casey can't imagine the dating life in today's world swiping left, swiping right? No, Thank You! Follow @Majorlyhackedoff or email [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Casey and Kyle discuss their awkward job moments. The pair also discuss the most important character in the Nativity - The Donkey! (According to Kyle) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Casey and Kyle start off a bit serious but as always, they turn those heavy moments into something you can all hopefully laugh at! They discuss the USA Election, an awkward Instagram like, Awkward hello kisses and a best friend that should really check her self! Enjoy! Follow @MajorlyHackedOffor [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Casey and Kyle unexpectedly go off on a branch and talk about How reading the wrong words can land you in the most awkward situations, Renting the un-rentable, Fly tipping in unexpected places and why you should always read the label before consuming something!We don't know how they got on this subject either but we all just went with it!Join us this week for Grave fun, Chaos, and Major Mum Craps Herself! Follow us @MajorlyHackedOff or email [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bonfire Night might be over, but things are still heating up for BumFire Night! This week, Casey shares all about her evening at the Pride of Britain Awards and opens up about some deeply personal experiences, including a traumatic childbirth. Kyle gets candid too, telling the story of how Casey’s son unexpectedly had a big influence on himself and made a life-saving impact when he needed it most. As usual, we’re here to turn these tough moments into something a bit more uplifting and relatable.We also dig into some juicy listener stories about what’s been hacking you off lately, including whether what happens on the stag do really stays on the stag do.Join us for some real talk, a few laughs, and maybe even a bit of a vent. Follow us on socials @MajorlyHackedOff or email us at [email protected]—we’d love to hear from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to our first episode! Come at Meet Casey Major Bunce from Major Mum Hacks and her Brother Kyle Major. Join us as we dive in! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Majorly Hacked Off and Over It!The Podcast where we discuss thew things that have Hacked you off and we try and help you get over it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.