
Comedians Joe Wilkinson & David Earl chat utter drivel to each other 3 - 5 days a week. They natter to celebrities and deep dive into guests with interesting lives (as theirs is so boring). Occasionally they plan a surprise for each other to pep it up a bit. David loves hearing about behind the scenes stuff from TV shows and writing jingles. Joe likes adventuring and is obsessed with the podcast c... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 716 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

In today’s Mailbag, there’s messages about dredging a canal, a back-catalogue marathon, a very late entry for Battle Of The Chatabands, not understanding shadows, a One In A Million story, a naughty tradesman and meeting your musical hero.
FOR ALL ... more
Picking up from the previous show, David continues his story about his magical time at The Cure’s concert at the Isle of Wight Festival. Well, this time he mainly talks about some annoying people next to him in the audience, but that didn’t stop him ... more
First up, Joe tells David about getting locked out of his house recently - with the added stress of being topless and only wearing a little pair of shorts. So how on earth did he get out of that?! Then Joe wants to find out about David’s trip to see ... more
The first episode of their new TV series - Joe & David's Magical Sitcom Tour - is out today on U&Gold. So it’s time for the guys to do some promotion for it on Chatabix and explain a little about what you can expect from the show. Which as you’d imag... more
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Haven’t left a review in a while. Last review was during the dark days of poor sound quality and long pauses, those were the days. Two deeply, deeply troubled minds who definitely could do with some “better help”. Keep it up chatachaps. 10 rice crispies from me. Tom, 41, father, son, husband and brother, 5ft 9”, curly hair from the Irish side of the family with cripping, crippling anxiety.
I love the show. I listen to get away from all the politics and “which side” people are on.
Please don’t change that.
OMG this is the best pod ever!! 😂
Like the podcast but David keeps talking about me. Getting weird
A wonderfully funny journey as two comedians/actors/writers pick at each other’s insecurities.
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Two long-running British comedians engage in freewheeling, offbeat banter with frequent tangents into culture, memory, and everyday life. Episodes blend listener mailbags, meta-commentary on their show, and candid discussions about showbiz, personal projects, and small-adventure outings. Regular bits, celebrity encounters, and self-deprecating humor create a warm, chaotic vibe that often feels like a chat between friends who turn ordinary moments into entertaining storytelling. A standout is the playful format around audience input and recurring segments, plus occasional high-profile guests and nostalgic pop-culture riffs that keep the conversation fresh for devoted listeners.
Noteworthy among the longer-running shows are the lighthearted ... more
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Recent guests on Chatabix include:
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3. Tony Way
4. Jaack Maate
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8. Harry Hill
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