
A dark comedy, improvisational talk show presented by David, Kat and Dom.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 235 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

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In the second part of the HOT HOT HEAT extravaganza, Dom takes us on a tour through all the tat he's selling on Vinted, and we argue over what a hectare is. Yup, riveting stuff, dear listener. Riveting stuff indeed.
It's hot baby, damn hot. Dom and Davian are LITERALLY dying in the English heatwaves, whilst Kat sits back and laughs like a demented sex dwarf. Dom is so hot his voice actually time stretches. There is brief talk about the international kickyball ch... more
Dom declares his love for Hollywood Beyond, and other 80s shite
Incredible podcast with Davian and his co-hosts. Entertained all the way through, never a dull moment, and completely my sense of humor. Inverse Tardis was a ridiculous episode, be sure to check that one out
I didn’t know who a podcast was until after I listened to this multicultural, woke, diverse, karenesque indulgence into what could only be described as pure entertainment. After 2 hours alone in a bathroom and after finishing multiple shows I felt that the world was a better place with both this podcast (sound cast) in it but also with what I was able to dispel from my body whilst listening. Strongly worth the listen and I would recommend it to any telemarketer that called !
I listened, I laughed, and now I’m pregnant.
Sexy times.
Listening to these gentlemen chunter on about their antics and whatever nonsense they pull from their listeners contributions on their facebook page is nothing short of poetry. I haven't laughed this much over a podcast ever.
What can one say, a bunch of friends talking about anything & everything but sometimes nothing.
Even sell wire wool but my order still hasn't arrived, been waiting 18 months now. Suppose I need to send of payment first though.
I laugh all sorts of things off listening to Davian & his chums.
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The show is a loose, high-energy, improvised comedy talk format led by a trio of hosts who riff on pop culture, technology, music, politics, and everyday life with blunt humor and rapid-fire banter. Episodes emphasize personal anecdotes, evolving segments, and guest-free conversations that drift from lighthearted stories to sharp takes on current events, often delivered with a mischievous, irreverent attitude. A standout aspect is the chemistry among the hosts, delivering a consistently unpredictable, late-night vibe that fans describe as endlessly entertaining and refreshingly candid. The format regularly features off-color humor, spontaneous riffs, and nostalgia, making it appealing for listeners who want a no-holds-barred, convivial chat... more
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