Seadog Radio

By: James Boughen & Andy Lee
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  • Summary

  • Comedy writer James Boughen and artist Andy Lee are friends from the north east of England. They're in their 30s so naturally they've made a podcast. Subscribe to Seadog Radio to listen to their weekly conversations about anything and everything they find funny - from weird real-life deaths, items you can (allegedly) buy on the dark web, and people who claim to have been abducted by aliens from the streets of Gateshead.

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Episodes
  • Episode 26: Robot Retirement

    Episode 26: Robot Retirement
    May 8 2024
    This week on the Seadog agenda: VR for cows, a baby alien, and the dead guy was denied a bank loan.

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    29 mins
  • Episode 25: Farty Balloon

    Episode 25: Farty Balloon
    Apr 7 2024
    In episode 25, Andy and Bough chat all things phobias, twinks, robot cats, and old school rumours. Give it a listen will ya?!

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    29 mins
  • Episode 24: Rat Road Rage

    Episode 24: Rat Road Rage
    Mar 1 2024
    The Seadogs are somehow back already. This episode they tackle a marathon-running duck, rats driving tiny cars, and Andy quizzes Bough on the history of the podcast.

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    27 mins

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