Ep.9 | Allegedly Greek

(Comedy podcast BTW)I know you've been waiting patiently for this one, but don't worry darling, I won't ever abandon you like that again. At least not until I get busy with work again. I'll be honest. I got called up by the CIA to help in their top secret plot to assassinate Xi Jinping, but had to take injury leave after I rolled my ankle scaling the side of the great wall of China while sneaking into the country.So, until the next assassination attempt of a major political world leader I'm free to focus on Whalley AV full-time! Expect more great episodes to come! More drinking games! More sketches! And a lot less future job opportunities!

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