
Join Josh Widdicombe (Parenting Hell) as he tells the greatest stories in the history of popular culture. Partnered each time by one of his best friends in the world (comedians Tom Craine, Matthew Crosby or Suzi Ruffell) Josh takes us through the wildest and most entertaining stories of unhinged genius, world dominating success and shaming failure. Mr Blobby, The KLF, East 17, Dallas, Ghostwatch, ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture | |||

The final part of the infamous, and at times unexpected and bizarre story of one of modern Britain’s greatest folly’s turned success stories - The Millennium Dome.
Will the gang get away with their audacious diamond heist?
And what happens to the d... more
Part 4 of the infamous, and at times unexpected story of one of modern Britain’s greatest folly’s turned success stories - The Millennium Dome.
The millenium is here and the dome is finally open. But it's safe to say the illfated project has not gon... more
Part 3 of the infamous, and at times unexpected story of one of modern Britain’s greatest folly’s turned success stories - The Millennium Dome.
If you want to get in touch with the show...
Email: museumofpopculturepod@gmail.com
Instagram: archiveo... more
Joining me today to discuss the infamous, and at times unexpected story of one of modern Britain’s greatest folly’s turned success stories - The Millennium Dome, is comedian Matthew Crosby
Coming up in part 2 - debates and disagreements on the propo... more
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The show blends humorous banter with deep dives into landmark pop culture moments, tracing origin stories, backstage dynamics, and lasting cultural impact. A recurring format features Josh Widdicombe with a rotating co-host—often a fellow comedian—as they unpack everything from cinema and TV history to musical theatre and moral debates, weaving personal anecdotes with archival detail. Noteworthy is the chemistry-driven delivery, the willingness to tackle provocative topics with wit, and the wide spectrum of subjects that range from chaotic productions to era-defining moments, making it appealing to listeners who love well-researched nostalgia, storytelling, and entertaining critique without taking itself too seriously.
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