EP5: James Acaster

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05/12/21 • 55 min

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It's PudCast time for new and veteran PudCast listeners. This episode Paul is in conversation with a comedian, author and podcast King, it is Off Menu's James Acaster... this is his first ever PudCast though. Expect tales of car crashes, a life before comedy, how mental health should be spoken about more, and what James might change his name to because of Paul. If this is the first PudCast you're listening to then make sure to check out previous episodes with the likes of Russell Howard, London Hughes and more. Tap Paul on socials - @paulchowdhry and hit follow so future PudCasts drop right into your feed.

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