Who remembers Spangles?

What happens when you cross a former stand-up, an IT data nerd, and a genuine comedy obsessive? You get Tony Dunn — and this is one of our best guests yet.Tony is the brain behind Comedy IQ, a subscription data platform giving promoters real intelligence on which acts are actually worth booking in 2025 — tracking social stats, podcast reach, touring history and more. If you've ever wondered how comedy promoters decide who headlines, this episode pulls back the curtain.But we also dig into:🎤 Tony's own comedy journey — from rural Scotland with a teenage Kevin Bridges to open spots alongside Josh Widdicombe, James Acaster and Joel Dommett🐕 Being a dog mascot at Clyde FC and cocking his leg on Paul Gascoigne📊 Why social media fame doesn't equal stagecraft — and what happens when it all goes wrong live🔥 A viral NutriBullet incident that launched a two-million-view TikTok🏆 A cracking Retro Top 5: Who from comedy's past would absolutely smash it on social media today? (Benny Hill, Tommy Cooper, Les Dawson, Victoria Wood and a very worthy number one...)🔔 Plus: the Bellend Door — Russell Brand, the Sun's Shagger of the Year, and a sweary jingle that probably shouldn't have been used at a posh school.Funny, sharp, and packed with insight whether you're a comedy fan, a promoter, or just someone who remembers when Benny Hill was on at 8pm.Find Tony at comedyiq.co.uk | Instagram: @thetonydunnWho Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens when a stand-up comedian amd a Comedy promoter sit down to celebrate history’s greatest shockers? You get a masterclass in nostalgia, chaos, and why getting older is beautifully liberating.​This week, Paul is joined by comic Justin Panks to count down the Top 5 Underdog Moments of All Time. Inspired by Cape Verde matching Spain on the pitch, the boys dive into the legendary moments where the unexpected completely stole the show. From the jaw-dropping debut of Susan Boyle to Buster Douglas shattering Mike Tyson’s myth of invincibility, it’s a hilarious look at history’s greatest "wait, they won?!" triumphs.​The Lightning Round:​The Connect Four Flex: Beating your wife by thinking three moves ahead in a pub (and why she insists it still doesn't make you a chess grandmaster).​The Winter Olympic Myth: Why curling is just "geezers who look like coach drivers" and ski jumping is just getting shot out of a cannon down a hill.​Showbiz Trauma: Justin recounts the excruciating night he was dragged on stage by Bobby Davro for an unwanted musical duet.​Questionable Retro Lyrics: A look back at the absolute madness of 1970s radio and how rock stars ever got away with their wildest tracks.​Hit play for an hour of pure, unscripted comedy chemistry.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The World Cup is supposed to be the greatest show on earth. In reality, it has always involved a surprising amount of absolute rubbish.This week, we revisit the footballers’ records nobody asked for, England failing to qualify and forcing the country to pretend to support Scotland, sticker albums abandoned after two packets, and those cheap Woolies footballs that could be launched into orbit by the final breath of a 100-year-old man.There is also the misery of staying up until three in the morning to watch two teams you had never heard of grind out a nil-nil draw, plus Joe Lycett, Gaza and the peculiar way football tournaments now become tangled up with every argument going.A nostalgic, occasionally ill-advised and painfully accurate look back at the World Cup moments nobody puts in the official highlights reel.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Scott and Pablo are back, and this week they've made a solemn vow: fewer swears, more sensitive listeners. That lasts about six minutes. Between debating whether "bollocks" counts if it was used in the Sex Pistols' defence at the Old Bailey, and coining the term "ring cheese" (don't ask — actually, do ask, it's brilliant), the lads somehow manage to make a new leaf feel entirely pointless. There's road rage from a deceased TV presenter, Arsenal fans menacing a man in a retro Spurs shirt, a Welsh rugby club regular with a very specific 10 o'clock ritual, and a front-row confession from a Jeremy Kyle alumnus that genuinely defies belief.The top five this week tackles heatwave nostalgia — Jubbly ice lollies, shirtless dads, Heinz Salad Cream, the invention of the beer garden (Tony Blair, obviously), and the great Fairy Liquid bottle water-fight arms race of the 1980s. Also: a pub goat in Devon, ring cheese (we had to mention it twice), and a live investigation into where Duncan Goodhew actually lives. Spoiler: it's not where you'd expect. It never is with this podcast. Absolutely none of this was planned.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There is no Kier Starmer in this episode. Some comedian gossip included and not limited to Bob Monkhouse, Spiderman's Dad, Marcus Brigstocke's sexy dancing and find out who Scott Adams nearly had a fight with. Subscribe and follow. Go on. Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we're recording live from the dressing room of the iconic Britannia Pier in Great Yarmouth, and we've got a very special guest — Shea, the man behind the bookings at one of the UK's most beloved seaside venues.We chat about what it's like to programme a 1,300-seat pier theatre, the acts that refuse to die (think Jim Davidson, Roy Chubby Brown, Joe Pasquale and Mick Miller), and the shows that sold out with almost zero effort. Plus, Shea shares his best crowd disasters, a kebab-fuelled night out with Neil 'Razor' Ruddock, and why a certain Mancunian B&B owner ended up at a Morrissey gig by complete accident.We also get into K-pop, Kevin Bloody Wilson, the eternal question of bigger chairs, and whether Michael Barrymore could ever stage a comeback.Equal parts nostalgia, comedy industry chat and Great Yarmouth love letter — don't miss it.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

World exclusive.We sat down with Matt Price to talk about a stand-up special that looks like it’s on the verge of collapse — bad lighting, chaotic crowd, and a man who probably shouldn’t be anywhere near the tech.And somehow… it works. See here.https://youtu.be/iiZnljvMpAc?si=bR8H_6n7IilsDlyBWe get into chaos vs control, why polished specials might be missing the point, and whether this kind of comedy is actually closer to the real thing.Also — full disclosure — half this interview didn’t record. Which, given the subject matter, feels weirdly appropriate.It’s messy. It’s unpredictable. And it might be exactly what comedy needs right now.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we’re diving into the moments where laughing will get you judged, cancelled, or quietly asked to leave. From real-life disasters to the kind of situations where you really shouldn’t laugh (but absolutely do), we count down our Top 5 inappropriate laughs.We also get into the rise of shows like Last One Laughing UK – why watching comedians try not to laugh is so addictive, and what it says about where comedy is heading.Plus:– Celebrities losing their heads (again) and why it keeps happening– The dramatisation around Huw Edwards and how media turns real-life into spectacle– And a surprisingly honest look at why British comedy might be falling behind Australia right nowScott and Pablo do their best to hold it together… with mixed results.Listen now… just maybe not when you’re somewhere you shouldn’t laugh.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 77 of Who Remembers Spangles? heads back to the kind of pub that would never survive today…This week’s Top 5: Retro Pub No-Nos 🍺From jukebox abusers to bar blockers and some seriously questionable Saturday lunchtime behaviour — it’s a proper trip back to when pubs were chaos, smoky, and completely unregulated.You’ll definitely recognise a few of these… and there’s a fair chance you were one of them.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we count down the Top 5 audience crimes against comedy — the things that make comedians groan and promoters quietly lose the will to live. From late arrivals and mid-set chatter to spectacularly badly timed heckling, we’ve seen it all.Paul also reveals the one audience behaviour that drives promoters absolutely mad during the interval.Plus: kebab shop hacks, carvery hacks, and more stories from the comedy circuit.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The stage might be polished. The green room rarely is.Episode 75 slips backstage and takes a look at the unspoken rules of comedy’s most volatile space. The power plays. The awkward energy. The desperate attempts to “just have a quick word”. The stories that aren’t really stories.There’s the comic who vanishes minutes before they’re due on.The surprise entourage that no one agreed to.The “networking” that feels more hunt than chat.And one offence so toxic it can evacuate a dressing room in record time.If you’ve ever gigged, promoted, or lurked within 10 feet of a backstage kettle, you’ll recognise every beat.Backstage. Unfiltered. No names… but plenty of suspects. 🎙️Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 74 – Do Dogs Shit Due North?Science. SatNavs. Labradors. We’re getting dangerously close to the truth this week as we investigate whether dogs genuinely line themselves up with the Earth’s magnetic field before dropping the kids off. Yes, really.Elsewhere, we’re demanding answers from AI after ChatGPT’s image generator once again turns Paul into Russ Abbott and Scott into Wilfred Brambell — despite neither of them requesting a 1970s BBC sitcom filter.Scott then embarks on an astonishing performance of moral self-certification, desperately trying to convince us he’s a woke leftie by verbally noshing off Nish Kumar in what can only be described as commitment to the bit.We launch a brand-new Green Room section, pulling the curtain back on comedy life — gigs, egos, promoters, and the stuff you’re not meant to hear. The Top 5 returns with family feuds, and the Bellen d’Or once again finds fresh reasons to honour the budget gym chain that keeps on giving: PureGym.If you like comedy podcasts that ask pointless questions, overshare industry gossip, and take absolutely nothing seriously — this one’s for you.🎧 Press play. You’ll be annoyed you didn’t sooner.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There is absolutely no talk about the Beckhams in this episode. None. Spurred on by Arsenal once again finding an impressive new way to bottle it, this episode of Who Remembers Spangles? turns to elite-level self-sabotage with a Top 5 titled: Five Times Someone Had It All… and Completely Fecked It Up.The list ranges from reality-TV certainties and Hollywood royalty to comedy giants and a jewellery boss who managed to obliterate his own company’s value with a single, throwaway sentence.Elsewhere, a deeply unofficial Bellen d’Or is awarded to people who say “you can get that exact thing on Temu”, there’s a purely hypothetical (and obviously non-actionable) discussion about who someone would stalk, and an unavoidable diversion into Loddon Facebook nonsense.Later on, there’s an attempt to bring some actual sense to the Michael McIntyre hatred — not joining in with it, just trying to understand where it comes from and why it refuses to die.Gigs are coming up. Buy some tickets.Nostalgia, poor decisions, and the joy of watching other people ruin things far more efficiently than you ever could.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Who Remembers Spangles? we spiral cheerfully through Britain’s favourite pastimes: overreaction, nostalgia, and finding comfort in things that cost £7.99.There’s talk of snap political certainty, knee-jerk opinions, and why everyone is always absolutely sure about everything. That leads neatly into a nostalgic Top 5 Times Everyone Got Hysterical About Some Bullshit — including the Ice Bucket Challenge, Blur vs Oasis becoming actual news, dangerous dogs, and the collective emotional meltdown after the death of Diana.We then look ahead with Top 5 Predicted Hysterias for 2026: carbs being labelled poisonous, digital ID outrage from people welded to smartphones, panic over a cashless society, protests against “AI slop,” and first-contact alien chaos.Along the way we reminisce about 80s holiday camps, and profess deep affection for Britain’s most dependable mass-produced comforts: Premier Inn, Wetherspoons, PureGym, Greggs, Ryanair — and any other discount concept that delivers familiarity, beige carpets, and zero surprises.Also some essential comedy-industry navel-gazing: making other comedians laugh, the fear of being “hack,” and whether comedy is now overthinking itself into paralysis.No experts. No balance. Just gobsh*tes remembering the past badly and musing about the future.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week’s episode begins in the most glamorous of settings: Scott broadcasting from a Premier Inn lounge in Sunderland, asking the big questions life throws at a man surrounded by patterned carpet and unlimited coffee refills.From there, it’s straight into a Top 5 of celebrity deaths that genuinely stopped us in our tracks — from outright murder, to cultural immortals we all foolishly assumed would live forever. Elvis or Amy? Diana. Bowie. Lennon. Expect disagreement, bad memories, and that slightly awkward moment where you realise some of these still properly sting.Naturally, this then escalates into a Top 5 deaths we’re confidently predicting for 2026, which is either incisive social commentary or a cry for help. You decide.There’s also a proper industry chat on whether comedy might finally be crawling back after years of legacy-media chaos, thanks to Netflix appointing a new comedy commissioner.And because this is a local podcast at heart, we round things off with a genuinely baffling news story involving a local MP, AI, and a bikini, which raises more questions than it answers and absolutely should not exist.Half arsedly structured. Questionable. Occasionally insightful. Oh and Pablo's been playing with jingles again. These are merely the hooks we hang our gobshite-ary on.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Which comedian, who is now a household name, didn't pay their fuel contributions in shared car journeys?!Scott’s back this week after going suspiciously AWOL last episode — complete with a dubious sick note scrutinised by Spangles HR. Surprising snow falls and New Year’s resolutions immediately start to fade like a politicians promise.Whilst leaning into comedy industry gossip this week we still trample into Who Remembers Spangles? heartlands with a Top 5 of things we used to say, don’t really say anymore, but… were they ever that contentious? Manservant gets compared to a top comedian’s tour manager, courting makes a brief comeback, spinster gets a proper re-examination, comedienne refuses to die quietly, and air stewardess goes under the microscope.What does Rosie Jones say about Ricky Gervais say about Ricky Gervais and Alan Carr? Will Spangles guys agree with her?👉 Listen now on Acast and everywhere you get your podcasts.Go to patreon.com/spangles1970 for the juicy gossip we kept back.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Half Basset. Half Bellend.We ring Ross mid-episode. He rings back while taking down the Christmas decorations. Scott is in a state of flibbbertigibbertry....probably. There’s a run-in down the pub involving Dolly wearing her half-Basset half-bellend lead sleeve, Pablo getting firmly judged at by a woman who’s convinced he’s humiliating her. Should Iggy Pop sit before Meat Loaf in the record collection?We also have a pop at McDonald’s in Riverside Norwich, run through a Top 5 of New Year’s resolutions nobody kept, have our say on David Walliams and Ricky Gervais then turn our ire to the flag man, who’s popped back up to lower house prices and the general tone in Loddon.Dedicated to Ross’s menagerie of departed cats — with a special shout-out to Mr Meeowy. If you're listening up there in cat heaven then sorry for laughing at your daft name.👉 Download it. Subscribe if you like.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Who Remembers Spangles? we’re counting down the Top 5 Weirdly-Formed Bands — the acts that came together for reasons so bizarre you couldn’t make them up.Cartoon supergroups created out of spite, parody pop duos who accidentally became massive, bands born from 9/11 trauma, art-school whims, and teens forming a group purely to blag their way into bars.Plus: how Johnny Marr joined Modest Mouse after one surreal cold call… and a peek at the future of music when AI bands start forming themselves.Fast, funny, nerdy — get stuck in. 🎧Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

WHO REMEMBERS SPANGLES? — Things People Said That Get On Your Tits a Bit SpecialTonight on Who Remembers Spangles?, in an episode powered entirely by things people said that get on your tits a bit, Steve and Pablo seize control of the airwaves.First up: a disturbing report claims brown sauce has been “improved,” immediately qualifying as things people said that get on your tits a bit if you’ve ever eaten a breakfast in Norfolk.We then cross live to the Eggs ’n’ Gammon situation — a scene so chaotic even the fry-up itself muttered things people said that get on your tits a bit.Traffic news brings us the now-infamous red-light incident: witnesses say the exchange included several classic things people said that get on your tits a bit, including “you could’ve gone there…”Meanwhile, a curry at Indian Palace results in both hosts producing low-level groans generally categorised under things people said that get on your tits a bit.In cultural developments, the Partridge Plate resurfaces without warning — prompting Steve to deliver a definitive things people said that get on your tits a bit sigh.Pablo’s digital hearing aid misfires next, emitting the electronic equivalent of things people said that get on your tits a bit, then doubling down with a sarcastic beep.Finally, we reach the Top 5 — a forensic investigation into, yes, things people said that get on your tits a bit — the phrases, the tones, the passive-aggressive horrors. You will be uncomfortable. You will be exposed. You will absolutely recognise yourself.Listen now — or you’ll be today years old when you realise this episode is wall-to-wall things people said that get on your tits a bit.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul teams up with the brilliantly unfiltered Justin Panks for a full-throttle nostalgia ramble through the things we used to miss — and the things we still miss — when we come back from holiday abroad.They kick off with the Top 5 Things You Used to Miss About the UK:proper cups of tea, telly you recognised (Knight Rider! No Scorchio!), getting your photos developed, handing out crap souvenir ashtrays, and smuggling home duty-free like you were in The Bill.Then it’s Top 5 Things You Miss Now:a pint of bitter with pork scratchings, a lukewarm steak bake, the holy trinity of Indian/Chinese/Chippy, asking Alexa stupid questions, and the eternal battle with hotel toaster conveyor belts that burn your bread and your soul.It’s nostalgic, chaotic and very, very Spangles.Hit play and relive the joy of coming home — past and present.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🎙️ Who Remembers Spangles? – “Top 5 Pissheads: Past, Present & Yet to Come” 🍺With Pablo soaking up the sun in Thailand and Scott still haunted by his own unforgettable trip there, the lads raise a glass to the great and the good of glorious inebriation.From Oliver Reed and George Best to Johnny Vegas, Gazza, and even Rylan Clark, they debate who truly deserves a place in history’s hall of heroic hangovers. 🍻And just when things start to get blurry, Scott drops the full, stomach-turning tale of his Bangkok bathroom disaster — a story so grim it could curdle a Chang beer. 💩✈️Pour yourself something strong and join Scott & Pablo for 45 minutes of laughter, chaos, and booze-soaked nostalgia.#WhoRemembersSpangles #Top5Pissheads #Podcast #Comedy #BangkokBoundWho Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Pablo goes full mad scientist with special guest Steve Feltham Pye, as they dive into the weird world of tech, science, and stuff we definitely don’t understand. From laminated eyebrows and the mystery of Bonnie Blue, to AI uprisings and deepfake nightmares — nothing’s off-limits.🤖 Expect:– Robots with trust issues– Conspiracy theories with dodgy Wi-Fi– A glimpse into a future that’s both fascinating and terrifying🎧 It’s the Tech & Science Special — where curiosity meets chaos, and Pablo pretends to know what he’s talking about.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From Vegas jumpsuits to boxing rings,We’re talking legends — the Comeback Kings!Elvis in leather, shaking hips divine,Ali in the jungle, still in his prime.Travolta’s dance from has-been to fame,Glitter’s odd comeback (we won’t say his name),David Icke from Wogan’s sting,To “cult” status — a curious thing!Now in the present, who takes the crown?Oasis still scrapping, yet selling out towns.Rick Astley went from cheesy to cool,Take That rule arenas like kings of the school.And Peter Kay? Well, don’t be daft —From sofa recluse to full-on laughs.So grab your beer, and pull up a seat,It’s Who Remembers Spangles? — retro and sweet!Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Feed the algorithm!Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Oi! This week on Who Remembers Spangles? we’re talkin’ SPORTIN’ BELLENDS — from Tim bloody Henman to John Fury shoutin’ at lampposts! Egos, elbows, and absolute gobshitery! Get it in yer ears — ya know it makes sense!”Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we sit down with comedian, actor and quiz master Christian Steel.We cover a lot of ground — from grief and trauma to the ways he’s overcome them — and we’re grateful for his honesty throughout. Expect more gear changes than Richard & Judy (who do, in fact, get a mention… particularly Judy’s infamous “boob boob”).Christian’s dad is a well-known figure in the North, so that comes up too, along with plenty of stories that show just how much he’s been through. We only scratched the surface here, but hopefully we’ve done him justice.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pablo and Justin settle down in a gloriously retro 80s living room for what should’ve been a quiet night in front of the telly. Instead, they find themselves slack-jawed and wide-eyed as a loudmouth on the box unleashes some of the most shocking opinions ever broadcast. Expect mullets, wood-panelled TVs, and two grown men looking like they’ve just witnessed the end of civilisation… or at least the end of Blue Peter.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this latest episode, live from the Edinburgh fringe with Scott Adams, we talk about a couple of lady comics who have got themselves into bother and controversy. We also talk all things Scottish, nearly Scottish, stereotypes and Rod Stewart’s ample ball bag. Enjoy. Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Scott checks in live from the chaos, cobbles, and comedy of the Edinburgh Fringe – bringing us tales from the Royal Mile, late-night gossip, and the odd regrettable show flyer.We dive into the Top 5 Past, Present and Future Comedy Controversies – from Jim Davidson’s old-school outrage to Louis CK’s fall from grace, Chubby Brown’s eternal banishment, and the clubs and comics who might be next.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Scott Adams is back and beaming through your cathode ray tube.Shows we miss (World of Sport, Blockbusters, Tomorrow’s World).Shows we’d happily boot into the bin (Lambing Live, Saturday Kitchen, anything “scripted”).Wild future telly ideas (Naked Karaoke, Folding with Marina Hyde, and yes – Public Executions with Ant & Dec).It’s retro, ridiculous, and a bit risqué – like ITV in 1977 after three Babychams. “Sponsored by Hai Karate and Angel Delight”.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Back with the lovely Tony Maresse talking sex robots, hologram entertainment systems and very rudey wheelie bins. The future! Ooosh! 😵😵‍💫Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EXCLUSIVE: Comedy maverick Tony Maresse joins Pablo for a no-holds-barred trip down memory lane! From encyclopaedias to Bullworkers, Teasmades to bags of sharp sand in the shed – nothing is off limits. Tony spills the beans on Britain’s forgotten household secrets. It’s nostalgic, it’s hilarious, it’s unmissable. Part 2 next week. Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ross & Pablo: When Will I Be Famous?Ross in leather, Pablo talks slick—Whispers over synths, makes the girls tick.Mr Hill’s back, trench coat tight,Lurking round school gates late at night.Stalker headmaster, banned from PE—Still thinks Bros needs a third MC.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

🎙️💥 Hey Cats and Kittens, Get Ready to Munch the Madness! 💥🎙️ This Sunday, groove along with Paul & Justin (standing in for Ross) as they boogie through the zaniest food fads of yesteryear! It’s a far-out flashback that’ll tickle your taste buds and have you shouting, “Can you dig it?”🍛 Vesta Curries – “Heat ‘em in the microwave and thank your lucky stars!” 🥧 Fray Bentos Pies – “The only pie that could survive a nuclear winter… or your mother-in-law’s cooking!” 🍷 Blue Nun & Black Tower – “The vino that turned every lounge into a lovin’ lair!” 🍮 Jelly Cubes – “Wiggle, jiggle, and cascade down your chin—what a trip!” 🧀🍍 Cheese & Pineapple on a Stick – “The only kabob that could double as a necktie!”…and that’s just Side A! Flip it over for the bizarro “Artisan Everything” craze, “Full English on a Shovel” servos, fries in teeny-tiny baskets, and those legendary Bottomless Lunches—where your waistline checked out but the booze kept flowing.PLUS! Our backstage pass to sugary showstoppers: Angel Delight, Rise ’N’ Shine, Ice Magic and Funny Feet—all sprinkled with disco-ball Silver Ball-Bearings that made your birthday cake shinier than your dad’s moustache!🌈✨ So hitch a ride on this culinary time-machine—no seatbelts required—and laugh your bell-bottoms off! Tune in, turn on, and taste the nostalgia… because these days, the only thing more outrageous than our diets is how much we can’t believe we ate! 🎧🍻👉 Pop it in your ears this Sunday—don’t be square!Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ross’s benched and in swans in Scott Adams from Lowestoft—accent so thick it practically tickles your boobies. We’re zeroing in on celebs who get right on your boobies and make you fling the remote at the boobies. First, “Old Boobie Triggers”: Mr Blobby still reigns supreme at slapping your boobies silly. Then “Present Boobie Aggravations”: Richard Arnold’s smug face that rubs your boobies raw, Sam Smith’s endless warble that clogs your boobies, Nigel Farage’s nonsensical bluster that punctures your boobies, and Meghan Markle’s nonstop drama that straight-up nails your boobies. Finally, “Future Boobie Cancellations”: will Jeremy Clarkson’s macho buffoonery biff your boobies into oblivion? Is Ricky Gervais’s razor-sharp zingers on borrowed boobie time? Can Joe Rogan’s endless yakking survive your boobies’ wrath? Strap in for 60 minutes of boobies so vexed they’ll have you muting faster than you can shout “BOOBIES!”AI wrote this intro with specific instruction to say Boobies a lot.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pointless Hills and Disappointing BiscuitsThis week, Ross and Pablo hurtle through time like two malfunctioning self-driving cars with trust issues. From the quiet pavements of Benidorm (no strip, thank you very much) to the bitter battlegrounds of Betamax vs VHS and Sketchers vs dignity, it's another nonsense-fuelled odyssey.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Big and clever. Not at all racist so shut it you massive cheesy bell tool.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ross & Pablo slip into their cardigans and grumble their way through the Top 5 Signs You’re Getting Old — from waking up too early to owning trousers that stretch in places they never used to.There’s chat about eyebrow trims, forgetting everything, and the moment you realise you prefer ale to lager.Also: cod liver oil, threepenny bits, and why the music’s always too bloody loud these days.Moaning has never been this necessary.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Ross and Pablo go touring the roughest estates in the UK in a knackered yellow Fiat, eating pizza with their hands, and trying to find peace (or just the A-road) using an old paper map.  Dodging E -bikes rode by grey tracksuited thugs and burning bushes with p*ssed on broccoli. Ooh. Fancy that!Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Right, listen up, while I try not to choke on this black pudding… This week on Who Remembers Spangles?, we’re diving fork-first into two of Britain’s greatest pastimes: defunct soap operas and the sacred full English breakfast. We’re rating fry-ups with the seriousness they deserve (don’t come at us with grilled tomatoes), and reminiscing about the golden days of telly – when Brookside blew up houses and buried bodies under patios, and Benny from Crossroads stood there in his woolly hat, looking like he’d lost his fags and the plot.It’s greasy, it’s nostalgic, and it’s got more drama than a Queen Vic Christmas special. Pass the beans and press play.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ceefax Meltdowns & Bus Stop Misery – We Had It Rough, Us Lot!"This week we’re kickin’ off about the old days — when Ceefax took three days to load, buses disappeared into thin air, and some muppet taped over your Knight Rider with Songs of Praise. No credit on your Nokia, pockets full o’ shrapnel, and no way to let your mates know you weren’t comin’. It were character building… apparently. Have a listen, it’s a belter.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fruit bowls. Boxed wine. Fake Tudor beams. We used to think that was luxury.Now we’re calling out what was never posh, what is now, and what the future holds (AI butlers?).Plus: Top top 5 poshos.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, teenage Ross and Pablo park themselves in front of the telly (Kim Wilde poster proudly behind them) to argue over the Top 5 celebs who make your skin crawl — not because they’re sinister, just deeply, endlessly annoying. You know the type. Smug grins. Overexposed. Always on your screen, whether you like it or not.We also take a nostalgic look back at the truly rubbish TV from the 70s and 80s — the baffling game shows, wooden acting, and low-budget madness that somehow made it to air.It’s gripes, groans, and guilty pleasures galore. Don’t miss it!Want me to knock up a version for Spotify or social media captions too?Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on Who Remembers Spangles?, Ross and Pablo follow their noses into the Top 5 Smells We Shouldn’t Like But Do. Expect a mix of nostalgia, shame, and strange satisfaction as they confess to loving the scent of creosote, old off licences, and even slightly damp dogs.Things then take a philosophical (and hormonal) turn as we debate sex before marriage, with Pablo comparing modern relationships to an Assured Shorthold Tenancy—“rolling contracts, no security, and you still have to do your own cleaning.”Oh, and in a moment we can’t legally scrub from the edit, Ross reveals the precise date of his first onanistic triumph. It’s oversharing. It’s unnecessary. It’s pure Spangles.Plug in, breathe deep, and prepare your inner teenager—this is Episode 40.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ross and Pablo chow down on monstrous pork chops while diving headfirst into the weird and wonderful world of childhood myths! In this meaty episode, we reveal our Top 5 dumbest things we believed as kids (spoiler: one involves werewolves). Plus, we lift the lid on the chaos caused by stink bombs and the shady world of anonymous Facebook posters. Prepare for laughs, disbelief, and a couple of meat sweats on Episode 39 of Who Remembers Spangles?Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This chat was recorded a while back on a podcast that didn't work out and has been pulled from the internet. I understand that newer comics found it a worthy listen so I've been meaning to upload it. Hopefully an entertaining chat too. I mean that's the whole point of a podcast. Unless you're Megan Markle I suppose.Anyhow....it finds a home here. We're back with the proper pod next week after I get back from Marrakech. 😁Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we sit down with comedian and master storyteller Matt Price for a fascinating deep dive into the worlds of gangsters, comedy, and sheer determination. From performing in some of the toughest rooms in the country to brushing shoulders with the underworld, Matt’s career is anything but ordinary. Expect jaw-dropping tales, big laughs, and a lesson in resilience as we uncover what it takes to keep going in the unpredictable world of stand-up.Tune in for a mix of crime, comedy, and cracking stories—this one's not to be missed!Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pablo accidentally stumbles into a Reform UK conference—awkward stares, tense moments, and a quick exit. Meanwhile, Ross gets nostalgic, counting down his Top 5 sporting heroes, including a tribute to the legendary Big Daddy. Chaos, controversy, and nostalgia—don’t miss it!Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wigs then hair transplants. Sod it...replace the whole head! Go to Turkey and get a Turkey head. Then go back and get a full body transplant. A turkey body. What could go wrong?Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ross remembers double acts and 70's comedians whilst Pablo tells all about a night alone in Rhyl.Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.