
The only way Rosie and Chris Ramsey can have a conversation without being interrupted by a toddler or ending up staring at their phones is by doing a podcast. They’ll be chatting all about life, relationships, arguments, annoyances, parenting, growing up and everything in between. Each week they will answer questions from the public and a secret celebrity.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 436 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Chris and Rosie are back from a very hot and sweaty trip to London... how much Sudocream did Chris need and more importantly, did the eyebrows stay intact?
The pair have some customer service beef plus some passive aggressive interactions with resta... more
If you're not hungry now, you will be after to listening to this! This week Chris and Rosie are joined by Chef extraordinaire Tom Kerridge!
As well as talking about his new TV Series 'Tom Kerridge Cooks Italy', they also discuss what life was like a... more
World Cup Fever has reached The Ramsey Household! The couple discuss The Mexico game and how they feel about Erling Haaland!
Rosie has had her eyebrows done, Chris witnessed a man in need of a car, and the pair go down a True Crim rabbit hole!.
The... more
On this week's podcast Chris and Rosie are joined by comedian Charlie Baker!
Charlie and Rosie bond over their love of Musical Theatre and
share what it’s like being the singer in the family! The trio discuss bad Edinburgh shows, the time that Char... more
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Just listened to Rosie and Chris getting increasingly greedy about opening a scarecrow competition at a local farm shop. I remember at the beginning when they were just happy to be heard. Now they want to be paid with milkshakes, no, unlimited milkshakes. A selection of meats, no a monthly subscription to a meat tray. It’s pure greed and uncomfortable to listen to. Be kind and just do it with no expectations. Not everything needs to be monetized. I’m amazed it was left in the podcast.
With the amount of ads and the voice notes it’s become unlistenable
The PKMA episodes are a good concept to revive the show, and could be very entertaining, but the ridiculous number of adverts has really got out of control and disrupts the flow. (Especially the cringey ones where they’re desperately trying and failing to mimic natural conversations). By the time the guest has promoted whatever they’re on for, it feels like the anonymous stories just get shoehorned in at the end as an afterthought.
Love you Rosie and Chris and the things you do talk about, but……..the adverts, omg how many are there. Just when it gets going along comes an advert or a sponsorship announcement. Please is if possible to cut them down a bit.
Brilliant. Late to the table with this one so going back over some. Just brilliantly funny, so honest. They say more often than not what I’m thinking whether that be about families or scenarios. The Joanna Page episode was hilarious.
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Relentlessly candid and playful, the show centers on everyday life, relationships, parenting, and couple banter, delivered with sharp humor and a down-to-earth vibe. A hallmark is the chemistry between Rosie and Chris as they riff on personal anecdotes, audience questions, and light-hearted celebrity segments, often mixing relationship debates with humorous self-deprecation. Noteworthy moments include candid storytelling from long-running partnerships, audience interactions, and frequent brand integrations that keep episodes current. The mix of relatable domestic chaos, funny arguments, and guest conversations makes it appealing to listeners who enjoy witty, unscripted exchanges from a well-known UK couple.
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