
Become a Paid Subscriber: creators.spotify.com/pod/show/thedumbages/subscribe Jack and I deliver missives from these, the Dumb Ages, the daftest decades of the Century of Stupid
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Jack and I look back at 2025 and forward to 2026.
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Jack and I talk about the Bondi Beach pogrom, the response from Australia, the UK and the Pro-Pal rabble PLUS the ludicrous drama about hunger strikers in UK prisons.
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The Starmer regime continues to tread lightly on our lives, the West Midlands Police were lying to you and the start of a new series: American Right Wing Nutjob Of the Week.
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We are back! I’m surviving a cold, Jack’s new carpets have survived a weekend with his niblings but will Rachel Reeves survive That Budget? Will Your Party survive That Conference? Will any of us survive the lightly treading regime of the People’s De... more
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Help - we need Dennis back. I like the other two, but without Dennis their bad habits become much more obvious. For example, they don’t bother hiding how amusing they find themselves. Dennis had way too much style to laugh at his own wit - it’s incredibly poor form. So, in short, it’s still a fun show, but it’s now more like a washer-women’s debating society; it has an edge when Dennis was there.
Just found this and l am thoroughly enjoying every episode. Genuinely funny and entertaining. Great banter between the presenters. Sensible and informative . Keep up the good work guys.
I love their acerbic tone!
Down to earth, enjoyable, manc.
Beware the 8 June episode in which someone, quite inexplicably, rubs a biro against their microphone throughout. I kept praying someone would tell him to stop. Otherwise, great work
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The content primarily explores societal and cultural issues, often infused with a humorous and satirical tone. Discussions revolve around contemporary political controversies, particularly emphasizing topics like immigration, free speech, and gender identity. The hosts analyze various high-profile cases and government policies, frequently critiquing political figures across the spectrum for perceived failures and inconsistencies in leadership. Additionally, episodes feature reflections on LGBTQ+ activism, media representation, and historical perspectives on identity politics, engaging listeners with both levity and depth across a range of pertinent issues.
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