
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 | 633 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

With so many One In A Million emails in the mailbag at the moment, David and Joe decide to dedicate the whole of today's show to them. So, there’s tales about a holiday park bingo win, an uncanny premonition, a rather confusing story about someone’s ... more
David’s been staying in London again and last night went to an event where he drunk several glasses of wine and ate a total of 14 vol-au-vents. Swiftly followed by a grilled chicken wrap with chips when back at his hotel bar. So he’s full of regrets ... more
TV Joe is back with a brilliant new game of ‘Name That Tune’, ready to put David and Joe’s musical knowledge to the test. It’s also recently been TV Joe’s 40th birthday - so what better way to celebrate than with a hotly completed music based quiz. N... more
Well listeners, today’s show is bit of a head-scratcher to explain. Suffice to say, David tells Joe about a handsome and very self-assured man that he recently saw at his local farm shop, which somehow leads to Joe telling David about his neighbour’s... more
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Beautiful pod, got me into pods, don’t change a thing.
So disappointed. All I hear is self indulgent mumbling and giggling.
That you spoiled one of the best podcasts with gossip mongers
Enjoyed that, lovely casual chat, real life going on in the background. Will definitely eat here again
Have always loved listening, my favourite podcast or all time since day dot. I’ve never felt the urge to write a review but these guys need to know their (it makes me sick just writing the name of it) new section ‘our little systems’ 🤢is absolutely terrible. A fellow Patreon summed it up perfectly well, along the line of ‘Thank god I’ve not been in a relationship over the last few years if this is what it’s like.’ Hopefully theyll drop this icky section soon, it’s so embarrassing and mars w... more
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A chaotic, freewheeling banter duo delivers loose, humorous conversations with a mix of personal anecdotes, guest chatter, and pop culture riffs. Episodes swing from everyday life and behind-the-scenes TV talk to retro trivia, with frequent sponsor reads and spontaneous segments that keep the pacing buoyant. Noteworthy is the chemistry between the hosts, their willingness to riff off each other for long stretches, and the playful self‑parody that threads through many episodes, making it a reliably entertaining listen for fans who enjoy candid, informal banter and guest spotlights.
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Recent guests on Chatabix include:
1. John Chalice
2. Simon Hammond
3. Noel Edmonds
4. Ed Gamble
5. David Tennant
6. Kerry Cotleyman
7. Kerry Godliman
8. Charlie Breaker
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