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Do you remember what pubs used to be like? No, neither do we. Fortunately someone was taking notes...Written by Paul EwenStarring Tim KeyProduced by Nick CoupeCover illustration by Max DoreyExecutive Producers Andy Goddard and Claire BroughtonLondon Pub Reviews is a Hat Trick Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bee-keeping and a good old catch up, as Jane Horrocks calls up her friend Esther Coles; actress, writer and bee-keeper, to have a weekly chat checking in on Esther's bees as well as each other. Sometimes they might even allow a guest to join the fun!Follow the pod on Instagram @queenbeespod for more pictures and videos from the hive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Martin Bain-Jones (Alexander Armstrong) and Craig Children (Ben Miller) - old colleagues and expert cultural commentators - get together again to discuss the current cultural scene.Follow us on Instagram @timeghostpod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Diggory Waite is joined by accredited sex and relationships therapist Cate Campbell to give you the sex education you never got at school. But, unfortunately for Diggory, Cate is also his mum. Have a question about sex or relationships you want answered on the podcast?You can send it into us on Instagram, TikTok or X (formerly known as Twitter) we're @theRSEpod (and follow us there for podcast updates, behind the scenes pictures and exclusive clips!)You can also send them in via this anonymous form https://forms.gle/WX9UnCFyQXw513UE8Or email your questions to podcasts@hattrick.com This ...

Jasmine Elmer has a mission - to make everyone love the Classics as much as she does. Each week she'll tackle a different subject, with the aid of a special guest, to explain how the Greco-Roman era has influenced virtually all aspects of modern life. This is the classics podcast that talks as much about modern life as the ancient world. No prior revision required! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Holy Sh!t is a thrilling new comedy drama, told entirely through Whatsapp voice messages, about female friendship, sex, betrayal...and Jesus.Written by Emma PritchardStarring Mandeep Dhillon, Patsy Ferran and Cleve September.Produced by Claire Broughton and Diggory Waite, Sound Design and Mastering by John Wakefield.Cover image by @juicywizards Holy Sh!t is a Hat Trick Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Lunchwatch, a new podcast from Johnny White Really-Really all about your lunch. Each week Johnny sifts through lunches submitted by the great listening public to sort the meal deals from the real deals. One lunch will be crowned This Weeks Winning Lunch, and that lunch could indeed be YOUR lunch!Johnny White Really Really is a stand-up, musician and "poignancy magnate." He isSubmit a description and photo of your lunch via twitter to @lunchwatch or if you're old fashioned via email at lunchwatch@hattrick.com and you may well be featured on the show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/...

British Podcast Award winning comedy-horror sketch show.  How can two busy women find enough content to fill their weekly podcast? The answer is simple: by dabbling in the dark arts. Each week, comedians Charlie Dinkin and Zoë Tomalin host a seance to eavesdrop on hilarious scenes from the other side. Written by Charlie & Zoë and featuring additional material from UK’s best new women and non-binary writers, SeanceCast won silver for Best Comedy at the British Podcast Awards, and was nominated for Best Sketch Comedy at the BBC Audio Drama Awards. A Daddy’s SuperYacht Production with ...

Musical superstar Diane Chorley is back to reclaim her throne as Queen of light entertainment with a new-fangled podcast!After serving some time at Her Majesty’s pleasure for a felony she’d rather not go into “right now”, the self-styled ‘Duchess of Canvey’ is back and catching up with pals old and new, some of whom were loyal regulars at her famed nightclub ‘The Flick’ back in the 1980’s; place where everyone was welcome, no matter who you were or who you loved and amongst its many claims to fame - a ‘light up dance floor so bright it made a young Shane Ritchie snow blind...