
For reasons nobody fully understands, Alistair Green and Rachel Stubbings have decided to start recording their weekly conversations, shining an unnecessary light on a friendship that is questionable at best. No growth, no life lessons, no meaningful takeaways - just aimless and often quite toxic chat from two grown adults who should know better. It’s pathetic, really.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Welcome to Rachel and Al’s House Of Correction. Make yourself comfortable but do avoid the Ducking Stool. They’ve both popped out to do some cat-burgling so don’t ask questions when they get back - just know their day included some disturbing exercis... more
With stress levels high and cortisol through the roof, Al ruminates on clever people names while Rachel details her very own Hell Week. Events balance out with a sober curry night but listener emails ensure the cosmic reveries continue, with chilling... more
While Al’s ears get a thorough deep clean, Rachel exposes the horrifying world of the longevity vampire. By way of light relief, the two engage in some Love Is Blind roleplay where all boundaries between character and real life merge, with surprising... more
If a haircut goes unnoticed, did it ever happen? Meanwhile stress levels are at maximum (the suspect’s description matching that of Whatsapp groups), Rachel finds out if the grass is greener on Al’s holiday, and why the word ‘mailbag’ might be foreve... more
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Listened to this at the airport and was laughing so hard I had to pause it so I could gain composure for passport control.
Like listening to two pals, very funny
Very much the wheat and not the chaff.
Each episode is better than the last. Just wish they were a bit longer!
As with anything involving Alistair Green - this is pure GOLD. Rachel is also brilliant.
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Two longtime friends and co-hosts deliver rapid-fire, unfiltered banter that blends personal stories, self-deprecating humor, and candid observations about work, friendship, and modern life. Episodes skew toward chaotic energy, boundary-pushing jokes, and offbeat riffs that move from everyday annoyances to absurd hypotheticals, with moments of vulnerability punctuating the humor. The dynamic relies on a long-running, tussle-filled rapport that keeps the tone loose, unpredictable, and unapologetically blunt, often poking fun at wellness culture, branding, and the idea of a polished podcast persona. Listeners can expect a raw, unpolished conversational vibe rather than structured takeaways, with a strong emphasis on entertaining friction betw... more
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