• Episode 11 - Getting S**ked Off with Two Bottles of Sangria

  • Apr 24 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 54 mins
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Episode 11 - Getting S**ked Off with Two Bottles of Sangria

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  • Welcome to Jaws is Shite and Other Regrettable Outbursts.


    Join Duncan, Baz, Scott & Liam for drinks and bants discussing some of the weirder news stories of the week on this not quite monthly podcast.


    We promised it and we delivered!! The lads are now coming to you in video format on podcast apps that allow such a thing (we're looking at you Spotify) and on our new YouTube Channel.


    The lads talk FrightFest Glasgow 2023 with Baz's phone fail, excitement over the upcoming Cannibal Corpse gig and the new and improved Scott V2.0 (microphone envy is a real thing apparently)


    Mince, Forbidden ideas for WWE wrestling match stipulations, Scott's bizarre "NON SEXUAL" scent fetish & a new segment about less known Cults 'Can't Cult This'...what more could you want from this episode from the lads??


    Oh yeah and The Baz gets absolutely hammered in order to kill his cold.


    You can submit your regrettable stories or answer this weeks question by emailing regrettablepod@gmail.com .


    It’s all kicking off so make sure you pour yourself a stiff one and settle down to be entertained as the lads talk nonsense for your entertainment.


    Check out this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/NX-5iq9Wlm4
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