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.
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Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy FictionComedyFiction |
The Stag: A best man turns a stag do into a philosophical examination of both freedom and bondage.
This episode was written and performed by Dan Hooper. The music is Oppression by Amaranth Cove and Blue by Shinji Wakasa.
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A hostage situation unfolds at the local library. A negotiator arrives in town, ready to work his magic. But instead, is there something more personal he needs to resolve first?
This episode was written and performed by Dan Hooper. The music is 205... more
THE PORTAL: A wannabe estate agent is tasked with selling an unsellable property. They succeed, but in Haverfordwest, every deal comes with strings attached, and the devil really is in the detail.
Music: Desert Wind by Tellsonic
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A battle reenactment spirals out of control, leading to a Cold War-era dictatorship in a small Welsh town. What begins as historical homage turns into a ruthless regime of paranoia, propaganda, and gulags by the Happy Shopper.
Music by SOULFULJAMTRA... more
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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
This cracked me up! So compelling, odd and funny. Really enjoyed the unique and slightly sinister voice. Can’t wait for more!
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This series presents a unique blend of surreal comedy and storytelling that focuses on the odd and often overlooked history of Haverfordwest. Each episode features a town resident narrating a significant historical event, delivering a humorous take on everything from real estate misadventures involving portals to hell, to bizarre reenactments and peculiar funeral home antics. The marrying of absurd situations with relatable human experience creates a captivating listening environment, promising both laughter and reflection. With its unusual premise and entertaining storytelling style, the series likely appeals to fans of quirky narratives and those seeking a fresh comedic angle on history.
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Harford: An Oral History launched 8 months ago and published 8 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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