A podcast about Britain, hosted by Charlotte McDonnell and Libby Watson.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy |
Connect! Is what I would be saying, beaming and placid, with jam around my mouth, if I was mistakenly placed on an Only Connect team. We're talking about Da Smart People Show For Brits with Josh Boerman, host of the Worst Of All Possible Worlds and I... more
That's Quite Interesting! Is what you would say if you turned on BBC One at 10pm on a Saturday, I think, in like 2005. We're joined by Justin McElroy, the outrageously prolific host of My Brother, My Brother and Me, The Adventure Zone, and Sawbones, ... more
Oughhhhgurhhhh chocolate mmm oghhh I need it I'm on my period and I need chocolate. Is what I'd be saying if I was eating a Crunchie instead of writing this god damn podcast description! We're joined by Gareth Reynolds, host of Next We Have and The D... more
I have a cunning plan! Is what YOU should be saying about your great idea to listen to this podcast. We're joined by the one and only Hayes Davenport, host of Hollywood Handbook, to discuss the classic British comedy Blackadder. Plus: Hayes reads us ... more
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i really quite like it.
I tried bc they are friends with lots of other pods that I listen to, but it’s really, really boring subjects and it makes me sleepy.
What’s All This Then? Why, it is none other than a hilarious podcast, dear listener.
In each episode, the two British women hosts and one non-British guest discuss some concrete element of British life. The conversation is informal, lots of laughing. Wanders from the chosen topic 50% of the time (or more), but that's when you and the guest learn the most about British life and the British psyche.
I was worried at the start when I saw 2-hour episodes, but after listening to a few I didn't mind at all.
These two birds are a bloody good laugh! I love this show!
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Apple Podcasts | #188 |
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The content features a humorous exploration of British culture, traditions, and food, often interpreted through the experiences of two hosts. Various topics are discussed in a lighthearted manner, including British snacks, iconic TV characters, and cultural landmarks, appealing to both locals and international listeners. Notably, the humor often revolves around British eccentricities, while offering insights and anecdotes that resonate with a global audience, especially Americans looking to understand the quirks of UK life. The hosts engage guests from various entertainment backgrounds, adding depth and diversity to their perspectives on British culture and how it translates across the pond.
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What's All This Then launched 5 months ago and published 25 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on What's All This Then include:
1. Justin McElroy
2. Gareth Reynolds
3. Hayes Davenport
4. Meagan Hatcher-Mays
5. Dana Bell
6. Jon Gabrus
7. Phil Jamesson
8. David Roth
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