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Wolf & Owl with Romesh Ranganathan and Tom Davis

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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

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Latest Episodes

What happened in Tom's kitchen this week?

In this episode of Wolf & Owl, Tom has had an absolute nightmare of a week with a kitchen disaster that includes a knife, a lot of blood and an absence of clogs. Romesh also has some important safety advice ... more

Would you rather find 10,000 cockroaches or a man living in your loft?

On this week’s Wolf & Owl, Tom and Romesh tackle some very important questions, sent in by you, including how to show appreciation and whether there’s anything wrong with a woman... more

What are the Wolf & Owl's top tips for manscaping?

On this week’s Wolf & Owl, Tom and Romesh get into the important stuff: feet, showers, skincare and exactly how you're supposed to wash your arse.

Tom reveals his emotional story behind getting his... more

How do you stop procrastinating?

On this week’s Wolf & Owl, Tom and Romesh answer your emails, giving advice on everything from unrealistic expectations to learning to feel comfortable in your own skin.

They also tackle one of the biggest problems ... more

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Recent Guests

Josh Widdicombe
Comedian invited onto the show
Comedian
Episode: Ross Kemp, Josh Widdicombe & The Celebrity Purge
Amanda Holden
Guest on Bonkers Kitchen segment
Episode: Hot Chip Challenge, Bathroom Habits and Amanda Holden
Mickey Rourke
Guest on Bonkers Kitchen segment
Episode: Hot Chip Challenge, Bathroom Habits and Amanda Holden
Tom Davis
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Entertainment
Episode: Harry Styles, Chocolate Cake and the World Cup
Billy Max
From Marvel, fictional contact
Marvel
Episode: Marvel Auditions, Soap Dramas and Spider Bites
Kugan Cassius
Boxing correspondent and commentator
Episode: S4 Ep 11: The Cat & An Asthmatic Grandma
Jonathan Andrews
Celebrity hairdresser
Hairdressers to the Stars
Episode: S3 Ep 52: Friday Bonus & A Padel Match
Jill Scott
Professional athlete
Episode: S3 Ep 52: Friday Bonus & A Padel Match
Ray Gunn
Female Australian break dancer who participated in the Olympics
Episode: S3 Ep 45: Restaurant Controversies & Olympic Breakdancers

Hosts

Romesh Ranganathan
British comedian known for dry wit and candid storytelling; frequent co‑host on the show; longstanding collaboration with the other host.
Tom Davis
British comedian and actor; frequent co‑host with Romesh; known for dynamic banter and storytelling.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 11.5k ratings
  • Probably my favourite podcast

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JGPF1985
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Thank you

    A big thank you for not only highlighting the problems many women and girls face in their daily lives but also for outing behaviour for what it is. So many comedic podcasts have expressed appalling attitudes towards women and girls, it’s so refreshing to hear top comedians supporting and highlighting women’s struggles. Again thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wilson and Nala
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Dull

    The other guy (not Romesh) has the most monotone boring voice and commentary.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Quick Quokka
    Australia2 months ago
  • The improvisations are painful

    You’re beautiful souls stick with great chats, opinions and advice. The role plays are becoming utterly relentless.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    CTRTW
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Important feedback…

    Great show..,

    music blasts tooooo loud.., Tom can be louder, mike him up better

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Depender.K
    India2 months ago

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Fans love the duo's chemistry and banter, often describing it as relatable and entertaining.
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Best Friends, Burglaries and Weddings
Q: Do you think you can have a best friend when you're over 30?
Yes, you can, and it's okay to label someone as a very close friend without declaring a formal title to everyone; the depth of the bond matters more than the label.
In-Laws, FOMO and Thierry Henry
Q: What sort of guests would you have and how would you involve Thierry Henry in a future episode?
They discuss the fun idea of inviting Thierry Henry to the show for lighthearted, current-affairs-adjacent banter, acknowledging it would be entertaining even if they're not close friends, and joking about potential formats.
Weddings, Food Vans and King Prawn Purée
Q: What from your own weddings or other weddings you've attended were real standout moments that you think I could include in a celebration like mine?
They discuss personal moments that feel authentic and conversational, suggesting you aim for things that bring families together and reflect your personalities, like choosing a cake flavor that resonates with you or a food station that creates a memorable, relaxed vibe rather than sticking strictly to tradition.
S4 Ep 11: The Cat & An Asthmatic Grandma
Q: What should you do if your grandmother suffers from asthma and has a cat that makes her condition worse?
You should try to persuade her to find a new home for the cat while assuring her that you'll keep in touch regularly and provide her with companionship.
S4 Ep 5: Photo Shoots & Amazing Nurses
Q: What should I do about my girlfriend moving back to the US?
You should have an honest conversation about how you feel and lay your cards on the table about your relationship dynamics, and consider the implications of her potential move.

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What is Wolf & Owl about and what kind of topics does it cover?

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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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. Russell Howard’s Five Brilliant Things

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2. Amanda Holden
3. Mickey Rourke
4. Tom Davis
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7. Jonathan Andrews
8. Jill Scott

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