Introduction

In this opening podcast, Richard takes us through his reasons for attempting this foolhardy project and some vague memories of each of the dozen shows. It will get more interesting than this. Perhaps.

An episode of the The Twelve Shows Of Richard Herring podcast, hosted by Comedy.co.uk, titled "Introduction" was published on July 30, 2015 and runs 29 minutes.

July 30, 2015 ·29m · The Twelve Shows Of Richard Herring

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In this opening podcast, Richard takes us through his reasons for attempting this foolhardy project and some vague memories of each of the dozen shows. It will get more interesting than this. Perhaps.

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In this opening podcast, Richard takes us through his reasons for attempting this foolhardy project and some vague memories of each of the dozen shows. It will get more interesting than this. Perhaps.

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