Life's too short to a be a Pat, Shula or Adam.
Let’s not take anything, least of all BBC "The Archers" , too seriously.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 197 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Matthew comforts Keri as they piece together the criminal reconstruction of a week that felt like curtains for The Archers.
A big thank you and welcome to our nine new patrons : Julie, Cushla, Benedict, Lizzie, Lisa, Linda, Charlotte, Jenny and Lorr... more
Join Keri and Matthew this week as they sabotage the roof of Felperham Arts Centre.
A huge welcome to new patrons : James, Mark, Diana, Mary and John.
Props to Rutherian for the title of this week's episode.
On the physical menu list:
* Casey Me... more
Hey everyone,
A huge welcome to new Patrons: Sian, Heather, Budleigh Belle and Allan.
Thanks so much for supporting us.
Join us this week for the following:
* Visit Borsetshire's latest theme park.
* Try dating in the Borsetshire dairy commun... more
Hello everyone!
A big welcome and massive thanks to new Patrons Yvette and Penny.
Join us this week as we hear more about the David Archer movie franchise, Matthew manifests scenes in The Archers and we hear how Harrison gets on undercover up north... more
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Laughing still at Kerry’s suggestion that the pad Thai was scoffed by Rosie. If you live poking fun at The Archers and generally gossiping about all happenings in Ambridge then this is the show for you.
Love listening to these two every week (and occasional Peter F). Perfect dry humour that is an ideal antidote to the madness of the actual Archers. Would love to have a pint with Keri and Matthew and laugh my head off with them.
I’ve listened to this programme since Geoff mentioned it was a bit sweary on another podcast. I now have 2 great Archers podcasts to listen to each week. Although this one leads to outbursts of “BADGER” at inappropriate times during my working day.
Love these guys, would reckon you could have a great laugh down the pub with them. Inappropriately hilarious at times but never taking themselves too seriously. An absolute chasm between a certain original Archers podcast which has withered over the years and this absolute gem!
Not always totally my humour. But love this show, even when I disagree. And the effort that goes into the mock ads etc is impressive. One thing that does worry me is the use of AI voices which sound like the actors, I worry where this will end in general.
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