
Comedians Tom Davis (The Wolf) and Romesh Ranganathan (The Owl) shoot the breeze for an hour a week because they couldn’t work out a format. They also take on listener problems if they remember to ask for them before they record. Not enough podcasts are just people talking with no real purpose. We’ve come to change all that. It’s a huge waste of time, but an entertaining one. Contains swearing bec... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 361 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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What's the best way to get rid of fat?
In this episode of Wolf & Owl, the boys are dealing with some of life’s less glamorous problems, as one family battles a full-blown outbreak of nits, and another discovers an absolutely horrific maggot infestat... more
What's Tom & Romesh's best weird food combos?
In this episode of Wolf & Owl, Romesh and Tom tackle some of life’s more important questions sent in by you, including how you should talk to your kids about drugs, whether boredom is actually a good thi... more
What happened to Tom at Heathrow?
In this week's episode, Tom tells us all about the chaos of a stressful trip through Heathrow, where a simple question led to him unloading all of his travel stress in spectacular fashion on a stranger.
Elsewhere, ... more
How do the boys keep their beards so well groomed?
In this episode of Wolf & Owl, Romesh and Tom tackle your listener questions, from friendship and what happens when life starts to change, to beard maintenance.
Elsewhere, the boys rank their top f... more
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Love this podcast, Romesh and Tom are hilarious. Could listen to these two chatting about the most random things all day long.
Hello, the wolf & owl. My absolute favourite podcast, I’m still catching up but I have started to notice a third person getting called on for comments and can hear laughing, I hope this is not a regular thing as I have had to stop listening to other podcasts for this reason, I find it irritating to hear people other than the ones I have tuned in for.
I do love you both, I started listening for Tom and have stayed for you both! I love the banter between you, you keep me company early in the morn... more
A Chatabix (ugh) convert, I came for the Wolf and stayed for the Owl. It’s nice to genuinely love both guys equally, it’s clear they really are so close and the banter feels authentic and if it is rehearsed it’s not obvious to an obnoxious extent.
I didn’t really follow Romesh much before listening to this, and now I’m loving going through his back catalogue and listening to him on BBCR2 when I can.
The only thing stopping this from being perfect (it’s silly and deep in appropriate measures for ... more
I used to absolutely adore this podcast but since its update a couple of months ago it’s not the same. Previously Tom and Rom would engage in deep, but humorous adult conversation with a sprinkling of toilet humour. But since the update, it is now 80% toilet humour. I’m not sure if this is a strategic plan to appeal to older teenager boys or whether Rom and Tom are just playing it safe as their fame grows ? But either way it’s a shame to have lost the raw and deep reflections of old. Either way... more
Have loved this podcast since day one. 2 things though: when are we going to start call out ‘weatherall’ again and when are we going to stop hearing John cackling? Still like to pretend it’s just you two on a zoom, but John’s tittering makes it feel like a private gig. Otherwise flawless. Big love
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A breezy, freeform chat show hosted by two standup comedians who riff for about an hour each week, mixing personal stories, banter, and listener anecdotes with candid takes on everyday life, friendships, parenting, travel, and pop culture. The tone is playful, often self-deprecating, and audience-solicited questions or emails fuel many episodes, giving it a relatable, down-to-earth vibe. Sponsors and ads are woven into the dialogue, and the chemistry between the hosts—grounded in long-running friendship and mutual teasing—appears to be the core appeal. Noteworthy is the recurring balance between sharp banter and surprisingly earnest moments about friendship, family life, and navigating modern topics with warmth and humor.
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These podcasts share a similar audience with Wolf & Owl:
1. The Romesh Ranganathan Show
2. Parenting Hell with Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe
3. Chatabix
4. Off Menu with Ed Gamble and James Acaster
5. Josh Widdicombe's Archive of Pop Culture
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Recent guests on Wolf & Owl include:
1. Kerry Katona
2. Josh Widdicombe
3. Amanda Holden
4. Mickey Rourke
5. Tom Davis
6. Billy Max
7. Kugan Cassius
8. Jonathan Andrews
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