
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 | 619 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Delving into the Mailbag once again, we read messages about one of David’s old bosses (which leads to a lot of reminiscing about previous jobs), a Norwegian cigarette quip, a Joe look-a-like (followed by even more digressions) and a litter vigilante ... more
It’s the second part of our birthday double bubble episode, in honour of Joe’s 51st birthday. So following on from yesterday’s show, David and Joe discuss some of their insecurities about the pod, wonder why they’re getting fewer abusive comments, al... more
It’s Joe’s birthday today so he and David celebrate by recording a double bubble episode! Well, it’s not what they’d originally planned but with lots to discuss about turning 51, David insists that they do. Amongst other topics, they chat about the W... more
Well, it’s the last of our trilogy of episodes discussing David’s recent work trips to London. And it’s turned out to be a right roller coster of emotions as this morning he’s feeling very upbeat about the city and making the most of being there. So ... more
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How had I never heard of this podcast until three weeks ago?
Now, I’m utterly obsessed and am bingeing every available episode I can get my ears round!
Absolutely bloody hilarious. Love them both. Crunch, crunch!
So is this podcast about us listening to them text each other? Or is it to hear David interrupt and be mean to Joe? Sigh,,,this has so much potential but David seems to be in a bad mood every episode.
This is absolutely one of my favourite podcasts. When in the garden, driving, walking, I can listen for hours. Funny, honest and touching. I love these men
I am blessed with this podcast, I don’t know how I have only just discovered it but the chit-chat between David and Joe is wonderfully entertaining. A tonic in testing times!
Chaps, fantastic podcasts, love your meanderings. Superb!
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This podcast features a comedic duo engaging in informal chats and banter that often meander into absurd territory. With episodes released three to five times a week, the hosts—two comedians—discuss a wide array of topics, from their everyday experiences to their encounters with celebrities, creating a light-hearted and chaotic atmosphere. Listeners can expect humorous anecdotes about mundane life, as well as more fascinating stories from guests with intriguing backgrounds. Regular themes include TV reviews, everyday adventures, and various quirky interests, reflecting the spontaneity and camaraderie between the hosts that likely resonates with a laid-back audience seeking entertaining escapism.
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Recent guests on Chatabix include:
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2. Kerry Godliman
3. Charlie Breaker
4. Colin Hoult
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6. Mark Bonnar
7. Joe Starrott
8. Richard Webster
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