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Topical with Michael Shafar

Comedy

Is ”Wog” Offensive? - Episode 35

2023-04-17

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Michael Shafar is joined by the half-Greek, half-Italian and very funny ANTHONY LOCASCIO!

Anthony explains to Michael whether the term 'wog' is still offensive, why people hate vegans and the differences between white and Asian homes.

They also find common ground over the family pressures that come from having immigrant grandparents and Anthony graciously accepts Michael's apology for killing his Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

Follow Anthony on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, and check out his upcoming shows and podcast.

Check out Michael's full comedy special Alright, Next Joke on YouTube, follow him on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Twitter, and check out his upcoming live shows in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Darwin, London, Edinburgh and heaps more.