233: Confidence and Comedy with Kae Kurd - Part 1

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Stand-up comedian and writer Kae Kurd joins the boys this week as he reveals all about his confidence issues and tells us about his worst gig ever. We even get an insight into Jamie's time at boarding school (spoiler alert: it's SHOCKING!). Enjoy Private Parters! Don't forget to leave us a review while you're here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Stand-up comedian and writer Kae Kurd joins the boys this week as he reveals all about his confidence issues and tells us about his worst gig ever. We even get an insight into Jamie's time at boarding school (spoiler alert: it's SHOCKING!). Enjoy...

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