Podcast Mi Amor: Recent Episodes
Podcast Mi Amore
Holy holy holy!
The PMA lads are joined by poet, author and force of nature John "John Osborne" Osborne.
In this era of corporate empires, fundamentalism and environmental meltdown we cover topics such as Willy Wonka, Chris Kamara and lottery syndicates.
Tell your friends we asked after them.
Love and promises,
Podcast Mi Amor
Well, well, well. The lads are back at last and they are truly sorry. Bahhh. We did a longer one this time just for you guys.
Anyway, today Deeney and Clare talk John Osborne, Steve Bruce and poetry tents... not all at once unfortunately.
Bang!
Do as thou wilt.
x
It's here and this time the scoundrels have brought along the person they hold dearest... each other!
Questions posited: Can a song be sexy? Is Englishness a counter-aphrodisiac? Is it wrong to masturbate in slurry?
Find the answers within.
Tim & Joe
Hello podcastland,
It's that time of the fortnight again as Mr. Clare and Deeney are joined by the quickfiring charm of King's Lynn's celebrated son, Tom Clutterbuck.
We cover every topic ever conceived, as long as those topics are internet dating, world domination and monkeys (in a strictly non-student way).
Enjoy and spread the word if you like it.
Love and promises we can keep,
PMA x
It's the day after tomorrow and this pair of cheeky chops have invited comedian and fiancee Patrick Lappin to speak his mind about revolutions and Premier Inns.
How can you tell that spring is on the way? By budding leaves? By birdsong? By long morning shadows? No, by deliciously light badinage from the internet's version of the Wright Stuff.
Hallelujah!
The boys are back... and this time, they brought a very special friend.
Join Norwich's finest as they are joined by poet, writer and comedian Molly Naylor as they discuss everything from the supernatural to fear.
If you are not happy with your product please return it for a full refund.
Little gag there.
The first in the series of fortnightly podcasts from Tim Clare and Joe Deeney.
Today the boys talk about the afterlife, Wordsworth and Shane Ritchie.
Please enjoy liberally.