• Johnny Vaughan's LBC Recall

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Johnny Vaughan's LBC Recall

By: Global
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  • Join Johnny Vaughan for a hilarious weekly review of the best calls and interviews from LBC!
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Episodes
  • Episode 7: Shock, Anger, Denial

    Episode 7: Shock, Anger, Denial
    Mar 11 2020
    On this episode of The LBC Recall; Eddie Mair comforts an airport boss, James O'Brien gives out a "Ray Liotta", Nigel Farage gets over-excited about his passport and Tom Swarbrick finds out about self-quarantine. Please subscribe, rate & review!
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    29 mins
  • Episode 6: I Happened To Be On A Hill

    Episode 6: I Happened To Be On A Hill
    Mar 3 2020
    This week, James O'Brien fires up a man who was already quite fired up, Iain Dale does some digging into Extinction Rebellion, Nigel Farage entertains himself with American Dems and Andrew Pierce finds out why Mary from Hemel Hempstead is NOT a fan of the Animal Rights lot. Please subscribe, rate & review!
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    17 mins
  • Episode 5: Obscene Pyjamas

    Episode 5: Obscene Pyjamas
    Feb 25 2020
    This week, Nigel Farage spoke to a woman in Croydon who’s annoyed with Boris Johnson’s hair, Matt Frei welcomed a Labour Deputy Leadership candidate with a winning strategy that Johnny found hilarious, James O’Brien grilled the Mayor of London and Iain Dale brought us Rory Stewart – the politician who wants to don pyjamas and sleep on your floor. Please subscribe, rate & review!
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    26 mins

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