15 Minutes(ish) of Blame

By: John Lee Taggart & Jonny Coyne
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  • Bi-weekly comedy podcast hosted by John Lee Taggart and Jonny Coyne - pub talk with a side order of passive aggressive fries. All views are not our own...ish.
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Episodes
  • Episode 67: Fly in Ear

    Episode 67: Fly in Ear
    Jan 17 2022

    The Statute of Limitations has officially passed on two embarrassing stories from the boy's youth; John's mysterious tale of gravel up nose, and Jonny's fly in the ear saga...it's anyone's guess as to how they have actually managed to get this far in life.



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    13 mins
  • Episode 66: Englishman in New York

    Episode 66: Englishman in New York
    Nov 26 2021

    John returns from a trip to New York City full of stories featuring the weird and wonderful people he met along the way...unfortunately there have been rumours swirling around in his absence. Jonny doesn't want to, would never want to, and almost doesn't...but knows he has to tell all in graphic detail. What are friends for after all?



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    18 mins
  • Episode 65: John's Thing

    Episode 65: John's Thing
    Nov 20 2021

    After an extended absence John wants to start with an explanation of the thing he has been working on...it turns out Jonny has also had a few things he has been preoccupied with too.



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    12 mins

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