"Off Menu - Ed Gamble & James Acaster, a comedy food pod with weekly guests.
Chatabix - Joe Wilkinson & David Earl, a daily comedy pod, in the vain of 2 guys just chatting shit & having a laugh"
Ahhh you mentioned Off Menu first. I absolutely love it and genuinely can't think of a favourite episode. Maybe the Greg Davies or Tim Key one or any where James loses it over the dessert  |
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I know he's polarising these days...but I still like Joe Rogan. It shouldn't need to be said...I don't agree with everything he says.
But he has interesting guests...and I prefer the long form Interviews he does with those guests. |
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"Off Menu with Ed Gamble and James Acaster. Easily my favourite podcast.
Films to be Buried With by Brett Goldstein
Ben Foster's The Fozcast  "
Brett Goldstein is so annoying,it's a good podcast but I stopped listening because his voice really annoyed me |
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By *ynecplCouple
over a year ago
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"Is anyone listening to a podcast they would recommend ?
Currently listening to Frank Skinner Poetry Podcast & have listened to a few of Peter Crouch ones"
What genre do you like listening to? |
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"The Always Sunny in Philadelphia Podcast and Safety Third are the only two I listen too "
I started listening to this but stopped for a bit. I need to keep watching the episode beforehand so I can listen to the podcast. |
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Athletico Mince, Bob Mortimer enough said.
RHLSTP with Richard Herring, Brian blessed episode is epic
Gossipmongers is hilarious too
Diary of CEO for something serious
Louis Theroux on BBC Sounds
Evil or Genius funny and enlightening Russell Kane |
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I’m going to be looking through this list later as I need a new podcast. Just finishing Once upon a time in the valley/bennington college.
I’ve been trying to find a good source for audiobooks without bankrupting myself. Currently interested in American Psycho, terry pratchet, Neil gaimen, Goldfinch, hunter s Thomson books and interviews. |
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I struggle bro find podcasts that don't feel to me like I'm listening in to someone else's not very interesting conversation. I think I'll give a couple of the suggestions here a go
I found anything with Louis Theroux in it to be very entertaining and interesting and I laughed at Josh Widdicombe and Rob Beckett Parenting Hell. |
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"This reminds me to go back to the Eckhart Tolle podcasts I started a while back!"
I'm going to listening to him,his wife is Kim eng a spiritualist teacher,who is very pretty may I add |
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Behind the Bastards is good for a breakdown of bad people
Knowledge Fight is excellent if you want a breakdown of Alex Jones (don't listen to too much in one sitting, even with the injection of sanity, Jones is crazy making) |
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"I struggle bro find podcasts that don't feel to me like I'm listening in to someone else's not very interesting conversation. I think I'll give a couple of the suggestions here a go
I found anything with Louis Theroux in it to be very entertaining and interesting and I laughed at Josh Widdicombe and Rob Beckett Parenting Hell. "
I find Louis Theroux to be a good guest but needs to have an interesting guest on his own podcast, the Boy George one was amazing. |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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Shreds (if it’s still available).
It covers the horrible case of the Cardiff Three, who were wrongly convicted of murder.
I thought I knew the case inside out for over 40 years, but there was stuff in it that left me shocked and angered. The behaviour of elements within South Wales Police was just astoundingly vile (and I’m not someone who hates the police).
It’s not a fun listen, but a vital one. |
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