264: Josh Widdicombe's Comedy Beginnings and Words of Wis...

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Stand up, host of The Last Leg and fellow chart topping podcaster, Josh Widdicombe chats to us this Friday. We chat to him about learning the art of stand up and he shares with us his words of wisdom: remember to ALWAYS shake your oat milk.Love Private Parts? Then why not sign up to our Patreon for more juicy content: https://www.patreon.com/privateparts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Stand up, host of The Last Leg and fellow chart topping podcaster, Josh Widdicombe chats to us this Friday. We chat to him about learning the art of stand up and he shares with us his words of wisdom: remember to ALWAYS shake your oat milk.Love...

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