EPISODE · Feb 2, 2026 · 24 MIN
John Hastings Larry Dean Podcast Episode #8
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In Episode 8 of The John Hastings Larry Dean Show, the boys go from Edinburgh Fringe sensitivities to World War I Canadian war crimes to full‑blown psycho exes, without ever touching the brakes.In this episode:Larry’s first week of the new Edinburgh show and why audiences now worry about comics’ self‑deprecating jokes more than the comics doAustralian festival crowds who demand a sexuality disclaimer before every punchlineHow English people think every country is just “their mate Craig” and why Scotland weirdly loves CanadaPsycho Canadians in wartime:The trench “food then grenades” storyJuno Beach, D‑Day, and why Canada went early and ruined it for everyone elsePetty national pride: did Scotland or Canada invent the telephone, and can Larry’s exes claim his award nominations?Breakup body maths:Why Larry loses weight and his exes gain itJohn’s theory that if nothing changes after a breakup, you’re probably a murdererThe “astronaut training for escape” rule: getting hot right before you leave someoneJohn’s divorce montage: quitting smoking, juice cleanses, obsessive squats and screaming matches taken in the Comedy Store car park between spots for OnlyFans modelsPsycho ex paranoia:Larry’s “I didn’t hire a window cleaner” momentsJohn’s coke‑fuelled married stalker who hacked his email, turned up at 5 a.m., then followed him round London gigs for monthsWhy effort isn’t love, why some of your ex’s friends secretly agree with you, and how John and his current wife refuse to get on the argument roller coaster at allPlus: autism “diagnosed” via T‑shirts, emotional manipulation in relationships, and Larry trying to trap John into admitting he’s always right in his marriage.Follow the hosts:Larry Dean – @larrydeancomedyJohn Hastings – @thejohnhastings Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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