
A Golden Lobes award-winning surreal comedy podcast. Welcome to Harford: An Oral History—a surreal comedy podcast uncovering the strange and forgotten history of Haverfordwest. In each episode, a town inhabitant recounts their role in a key moment of its past—from a disastrous attempt to build the world’s tallest building to a battle reenactment that spiraled into real conflict.
Written and perfor... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyFictionComedy Fiction | |||

A man dreams of a better life but is held back by his family. Then one day he wins a competition that sets him on a new path and into a world of the elites.
You can support the show by visiting ko-fi.com/harford, sharing the show with a frie... more
A man starts to understand the influence companies have over his life. But instead of fighting it, he decides to embrace it, and opens himself up to market forces.
You can contact Dan at danhooper86@gmail.com. To support the show visit ko-f... more
The town rallies around a new mascot. But the man in the suit starts to think that maybe the reason he’s been selected for the role isn’t as simple as it once appeared.
The Mascot was written and performed by Dan Hooper. The music is Sylvan Harmony ... more
THE DRIFT: A man lies awake at night, thinking about his life. He starts to suspect the problem isn’t him, it’s the system. Everything seems to function, but nothing actually works.
The Drift was written and performed by Dan Hooper. The music is Th... more
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This makes me laugh so hard sometimes! Love it.
I laughed out loud numerous times - this guy is hilarious.
A series of strange coincidences led me here. Which feels fitting.
I’ve laughed out loud and loved the strange world that’s been created. Also enjoying the H’west references (Minnie’s!)
Like This American Life crossed with the X Files. Love it!
Off-kilter stories of everyday life in an alternate Haverfordwest. Delightful/disturbing ideas with sparkling turns of phrase. Love it
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A surreal, humorous fiction podcast that builds a quirky, fictional town's history through vivid, first-person monologues. Episodes skew toward absurd social commentary—from industrial decline and branding culture to cults, political theater, and bizarre local lore—delivering sharp wit with a distinctive voice and strong worldbuilding. The show's standout traits include tight storytelling, playful pastiche, and a consistent ability to blend whimsy with insightful critique, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy intelligent satire wrapped in imaginative narratives.
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Harford: An Oral History launched a year ago and published 14 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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