We've All Had A Twatful

By: Neil Richards & James Power
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  • Summary

  • The podcast that brings you everyday relatable moans because quite frankly WE'VE ALL HAD A TWATFUL

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    Neil Richards & James Power
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Comedy & Humour
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Episodes
  • Car stickers, paper straws and a slip of the tongue

    Car stickers, paper straws and a slip of the tongue
    Nov 18 2024

    This week Neil shares his creative Nativity mission (or not), how soon is too soon to hear Christmas Songs? And a listener shares their slip of the tongue at the end of a phone call to their boss.


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    38 mins
  • Gender reveals, Gym classes and IBS

    Gender reveals, Gym classes and IBS
    Nov 11 2024

    This week Neil and James discuss the local Carnival, call centres and reminisce about the Gym Class 'Pound'. And a Listener write in leads us back to Neil's IBS.


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    41 mins
  • Cream Teas, flying bags and a driving lesson mishap!

    Cream Teas, flying bags and a driving lesson mishap!
    Nov 4 2024
    Neil and James settle back in for another chat, or should that be moan! There's a disagreement about cream teas, a listener tells us about their good deed which turned out to be not so good and we've all reached for the gear stick and missed... right?!

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    37 mins

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