
A comedy storytelling podcast in which Rufus attempts to read everything that Howard wrote when he was a child, while Howard listens and feels increasingly ashamed.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 257 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Ten years ago, Young(ish) Howard began writing a novel about a subject he knows well - life for rich people in the 1930s. Now we get to read his thrilling tale of witchcraft, murder, and stalking - and meet George Spooner: the parvenu with nowt to do... more
Ten years ago, Young(ish) Howard began writing a novel about a subject he knows well - life for rich people in the 1930s. Now we get to read his thrilling tale of witchcraft, murder, and stalking - and meet George Spooner: the parvenu with nowt to do... more
Ten years ago, Young(ish) Howard began writing a novel about a subject he knows well - life for rich people in the 1930s. Now we get to read his thrilling tale of witchcraft, murder, and stalking - and meet George Spooner: the parvenu with nowt to do... more
Ten years ago, Young(ish) Howard began writing a novel about a subject he knows well - life for rich people in the 1930s. Now we get to read his thrilling tale of witchcraft, murder, and stalking - and meet George Spooner: the parvenu with nowt to do... more
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Me likey curtains picklewitch.
Rufus and Howard bring magic and boundless energy to prose of all forms.
Their rapport is finely honed over many years of stage and screen performance.
A relaxed, inclusive audio environment with callbacks to their work that will have you searching through their back catalogue for lightbulb moments that flash from all their stories.
I’d recommend this to anyone who is looking to laugh!
I never get tired of listening to this show. It always makes me laugh, and I look forward to every new story.
I never get tired of listening to this show. It always makes me laugh, and I look forward to every new story.
Rufus and Howard are undiscovered UK talent. Some may say this is an accident, others may say 'The Man' just won't allow their insightful vision of reality.
Some might, of course, say they're just shite but those people are twats so who cares what they say.
Listen, learn, subscribe, miiiilk.
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A comedic storytelling experience where the hosts share and critique the literary works that one of them authored during childhood. The discussions often incorporate a playful analysis of the stories, interspersed with humorous banter and personal anecdotes. With a focus on the absurdity and charm of the stories, the episodes provide a unique blend of nostalgia and comedy, creating an engaging atmosphere for listeners who enjoy light-hearted entertainment. The hosts' rapport and distinctive comedic styles shine through as they navigate the ridiculous narratives together.
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