Josh Widdicombe

Join the delightful Josh Widdicombe, a talented comedian and podcaster known for 'Parenting Hell,' as he shares his amusing escapades from the previous day. The conversation flows through humorous reflections on family adventures and the quirks of bunk beds. Laugh along with tales from chaotic journeys in Paris and the absurdities of sponsorships at major sporting events. Widdicombe also shares a comical culinary choice and insights into the fast-paced world of live broadcasting, ensuring a fun and entertaining ride!

In this delightful conversation, comedian Josh Widdicombe shares his love for simple dishes like cheesy chips and fondly reminisces about 90s poppadoms. He humorously critiques the absurdities of comedy tours and reflects on beverage preferences tied to personal anecdotes. The chat delves into nostalgic moments around toast and favorite Indian cuisine while playfully debating culinary favorites. With entertaining stories about parenting and food quirks, Josh's comedic flair makes this a memorable dining experience.

Josh Widdicombe, stand-up comic and pop-culture obsessive, confronts his 90s nostalgia. They trade absurd stories from David Hasselhoff’s Berlin claim to Mr Blobby. A blind-ranking game of iconic moments causes chaos. A surreal intervention and a symbolic meeting with 90s Josh lead to a quirky breakup with the past.

Josh Widdicombe, stand-up comedian and broadcaster known from The Last Leg and Parenting Hell, chats about why he prefers podcasts to TV. He talks touring life and balancing home, his move from London to Devon, rediscovering photography as a non-commercial hobby, and launching a pop-culture podcast exploring oddities from Mr Blobby to the Berlin Wall.

This week, comedian Josh Widdicombe shares his journey from childhood meals of 'Hippy Stew' to his minimalist fridge philosophy. He delves into the origins of 'The Last Leg' and the creative process behind his new tour, 'Not My Cup of Tea.' Josh discusses the hilarity of school WhatsApp groups, his self-care habits, and even his karaoke favorites. Whether recounting train troubles or local life in Exeter, his witty insights make for an entertaining and relatable conversation!