Union Of Scum

This Week the Scumbags Discuss the sugary tuck shop drink Panda Pops, The loveable climate activist Swampy, and the criminal claiming PIP who got caught out in spectacular fashion.

This week the scumbags discuss the insanely dangerous west country tradition of cheese rolling, the Welsh druid doctor who became a cultural icon, and the pensioner who got caught up on the wrong side of the law.

This week the scumbags discuss how Take A Break magazine was brainrot sludge long before AI, how Ken Barlow actor William Roache was the Russell Brand of his time, and plot their own version of the Wetherspoons pub crawl coach trip.

This week the scumbags discuss Paula Radcliffe and the most infamous toilet break in sporting history, the sad decline of british fast food institution Wimpy, and why Wakefield council has found itself locked in a bizarre war against a plastic gorilla.

This week the scumbags discuss Dave Courtney’s shift from London gangster to celebrity actor, the bizarre origin story of Au Vodka, and ferociously debate which British condiment is the greatest.

This week the scumbags recall the crazy stories of the life of Oliver Reed, the farmer who turned his land into a toll road and try to remember the questionable high street clothing chain Profile.

This week the scumbags discuss the rise, fall and unlikely rise again of tv star Michael Barrymore, ask which crap UK seaside town is the worse and explore the crazy world of nonce vigilante gangs.

This week the scumbags explore a Herefordshire man’s allegedly platonic relationship with the world’s largest collection of love dolls, question whether university varsity is anything more than an excuse for students to get hammered, and agree there was far more to Pete Burns than just the plastic surgery.

This week the scumbags explore the bizarre british countryside tradition of morris dancing, the rip-off mystery box hawkers King Colis and the lingerie baroness turned PPE scammer Michelle Mone.

This week the scumbags discuss the welsh miner who became a camp wrestling icon, the vulgar underground scandal of fatbergs and bemoan the irritating habits of UK street auditors.

This week the scumbags discuss the Newport man who threw away millions of pounds worth of bitcoin and won't stop hassling the council about it, the underrated but bizarre Saturday night TV show Hole In The Wall, and the sad demise of everyones favourite UK soap dog Wellard.

On this weeks episode the scumbags discuss Knollsy the hero football fan, the crazy cat lady from Barnsley who got in trouble with the council and which British pub snack is the best.

This week the scumbags discuss the woman who woke up with a Chinese accent, the Pig Man of Cannock Chase and the Bristol sex club that was forced to shut down for the strangest reason.

Happy Wednesday Patriots! The Scumbags are back as usual, this time with a crispy new look and a tasty new intro. On this weeks show they discuss Guy Goma and his unexpected TV appearance, a love triangle in a Swansea school that turned incredibly violent and that time a grown man vomited over a child at a Welsh rugby match.

This week the scumbags discuss horseracing pundit turned reality TV star John McCririck, Chaos and violence on Jet2 holidays and salad cart slop at Harvester.

This week the scumbags discuss cult crackpot David Icke, rate their favourite processed meat snacks and share stories from their experiences at the Job Centre.

This week the scumbags discuss Tim Martin and his cheap booze empire, the pensioner who spent his lottery winnings on becoming a drug kingpin, and we hear messages from the patriots at home about their local hometown legends.

This week the scumbags dive into the Captain Tom family scandal, the legend of the Wealdstone Raider, and the unhinged world of Groggs.

This week the scumbags discuss a strange dining experience themed around Only Fools And Horses, flytipping in the Oxfordshire countryside and late night TV filth Babestation.

The scummy trio are back once again with another hour of horrid drivel. This weeks topics include rural gimps, family feuds, happy slapping, kegging and low quality tinned food.

This week the scumbags discuss an infamous character from a North Welsh seaside town, the dangers of cooking chips before the air fryer was invented and the cultural phenomenon that was the ladette.

This week we discuss Mr. Blobby, a new years eve prank in Birmingham and Paul counts down his top 3 deaths of last year.

New year, same old scumbags! This week we discuss crap trainers, assaulting naked cyclists and if Teletext was a precursor to the internet.

New studio, new producer! This week we do Paul's blind taste test, talk about Christmas decorations, wild office Christmas parties and bad grottos.

This week we talk about men with gel in their hair, the discount electronics store CEX and the British politician who pretended to be a cat on national TV.

This week we talk about the Cardiff-based eatery chicken.com, the African tribe based in Scotland and the shocking story of the Lion of London bridge.

This week we talk about the budget travel service the Megabus, Bradley Wiggins' rise and fall and the Beast of Bodmin Moor.

This week we talk about Tom Skinner (Bosh!), Timmy Mallett and the 90s British tabloid phenomenon of 'love rats'.

This week we talk about the woman who put a cat in a bin, the Rate My Takeaway guy and the town of Bridgend in South Wales.

This week we talk about a man who had his legs amputated for money and kicks, a full English breakfast in a can and The Silent Man of Swansea.

This week we talk about club reps, secret LGBT taverns in 18th Century Britain and an 8-hour hotel rooftop stand-off in Newcastle.

This week we talk about Billy Bear meat, the Lotto lout Michael Carrol and a man who had a keen interest in horses.

This week we talk about the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire cheat, the COVID bus driver and the teacher who loved an*l sex.

This week we talk about little-known laws about handling fish, David Bowie being a nonce and the Ibiza Final Boss.

This week we talk about the history of television gunging, the death of Mikey Malice and ask the question: is Britain unrelentingly negative?