
A podcast about Britain, hosted by Charlotte McDonnell and Libby Watson.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

You're not me bloody mum! I'm YOUR bloody mum! Is the kind of thing they're probably saying on Coronation Street. We're joined by Corrie lover Dave Holmes, the host of the podcast International Waters, to discuss the longest-running soap opera, the t... more
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Arrrroughuhuhhghhhh that sucks! Stop it that sucks! Is what I'd say if I was stuck in the Wicker Man, probably through some mistaken identity, because I would've just left those guys alone with their fruit if I'm honest. We're joined by Max Read, aut... more
Neoneo, neo! Neo! Is the kind of thing Neopets would say if they were Pokemon, but of course they are not as good as Pokemon. They are just PNGs on a webpage. And there are millions of them rotting away in locked accounts. We're joined by return gues... more
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The best palate cleanser after listening to my other podcast about disgusting guys
Really gets my goat. Love the American accents guys
A delight to my American ears. Especially delightful when you have some of my other podcast faves on like Justin McElroy and Bobby Finger.
I love these two ladies. I love the British topics. I love the silly little games.
I cannot stop saying East Enders the way you say it in the opening.
Reviews of British SNES games? A Rare occurrence.
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Charlotte McDonnell and Libby Watson bring a comic, conversational lens to British culture, from familiar television, music and food to internet communities, games, brands and local traditions. Each episode usually centers on one cultural subject, with the hosts joined by a comedian, writer, critic, artist or other guest who adds personal experience or specialist perspective. The discussion mixes researched context and cultural criticism with memories, cross-Atlantic comparisons, tangents and recurring games or playful rankings. The subjects can be nostalgic or deliberately obscure, and the humor is often self-aware rather than reverential: beloved British touchstones sit alongside scrutiny of their dated, commercial or uncomfortable aspect... more
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What's All This Then launched 2 years ago and published 78 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. Brendan James
2. Max Read
3. Alec Robbins
4. Jamie Loftus
5. Demi Lardner
6. Will Weldon
7. Mike Hale
8. Patrick Willems
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