• Episode 8: Have you seen my Gunther?

  • Jul 20 2021
  • Length: 34 mins
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Episode 8: Have you seen my Gunther?

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  • Episode 8: HAVE YOU SEEN MY GUNTHER? John-Luke Roberts has loved podcasts ever since he was a little boy, when he hit his head and had a vision of the future, which is what drove him to set up the Sound Heap podcast network – the home of too many podcasts. Each week he will give you just a taste of the 1,254 podcasts on offer every single week. You’ll hear clips from: •Holland's Shortest Bridge •Celerybrate •Then, Then, Then, Then, Then, Then, Then And Now: The Fourth Cutle •Chinwagging With Charities •Winky Face Little Shit •Memes With Val •Have You Seen My Gunther? •Why Didn’t You Come To My Party, Erica? •Behind The Screams •Amataxidermy •House Of Windsor: Behind The Ermine •Your Gift’s Shit, Mate You can follow Sound Heap, Inc. on Twitter, for exclusive clips and news: @soundheapinc. Written and presented by John-Luke Roberts, with Alexis Dubus, Cariad Lloyd, Eleanor Morton, Elis James, Erin McGathy, Gareth Gwynn, Jonny Donahoe, Josie Long, Katherine Parkinson, Ken Cheng, Kevin Eldon, Margaret Cabourn-Smith, River Hall, Ruth Bratt and Thom Tuck. The original music and stings are by Paddy Gervers and Rob Sell for Torch & Compass. Mixed by Rich Evans at Synbox Post. Produced and edited by Ed Morrish. Sound Heap is a Lead Mojo production for Auddy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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