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Hosted by Andrew and Liam · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 81 episodes
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A nostalgia trip for anyone in the UK who grew up on dial-up Internet, Findus Crispy Pancakes, and playground rumours that couldn’t be fact-checked online. We’re not historians — we don’t do dates, and we barely do facts — but science says reminiscing gives your brain a dopamine hit, so think of us as your weekly dose of hazy memories, childhood flashbacks, and confidently misremembered events. Expect frequent arguments about who remembers things properly as we rummage through the UK’s collective memory box.
Andrew and Liam hosts WHO REMEMBERS? The UK Nostalgia Podcast, a comedy show with 81 episodes published.
Azteca at pitch level and suddenly all the pre-tournament cynicism disappears. We start there, because the opening night in Mexico reminds us what the World Cup is meant to feel like before the hydration breaks, ref cam
We hand the mic to you for a full listeners’ comments special, where the compliments come with a sting and the recurring theme is clear: People doubt our remembering. If you enjoy UK nostalgia, 90s football memories, and
Twenty-three and a half million people sat down to watch a Bond film on ITV. Thirty million watched Dirty Den deliver divorce papers on Christmas Day. If those numbers sound unreal in the age of streaming, that’s exactly
Andrew has lost his voice so badly we can’t give you a full new recording this week, but we still wanted to give you something worth your time. So we flip the schedule and pull a favourite from the archive: our deep dive
A kids’ drama that ends with aliens, zombies, dinosaurs and a bomb. A sitcom that turns into a war memorial in slow motion. A sketch show that finishes on a moment about dementia so quiet it stings. We go hunting for the
We go back to the summer of 1998 and start where so many UK memories start: France 98, England vs Argentina, and the David Beckham backlash that somehow became bigger than the match itself. From there, things spiral into
Some telly doesn’t age badly, it just gets under your skin in new ways. We crack open the Madeley Archives and revisit “Get Rid of It”, our very British, very subjective spin on Room 101, where we pick the TV shows, char
A breakfast bowl shouldn’t feel like a sporting rivalry, yet here we are. We take the World Cup format and use it for something far more personal: a full knockout tournament to crown the greatest UK childhood breakfast c
He’s a former prisoner who calls himself “a wonderful citizen”, argues like he’s in court even when he’s alone in a front room, and tells a shark story that sounds impossible and somehow still believable. Yes, we’re taki
A ball bounces down off the bar, lands over the line, and somehow the goal is not given. That single moment is enough to send you straight back to 2010, when the South Africa World Cup knockouts delivered peak drama, pea
We’re joined by two guests with serious football memory power, Travelling Blade and Ben “Mo Money” Meakin, as we dig into why South Africa 2010 still sparks such strong opinions across UK football fans. Subscribe for par
A railway sports day where children die in body bags, a farm safety film that ends with real dead kids’ names, and a nuclear warning video that casually advises you to move corpses into the spare room. Public information
Join us as we rank our top ten funniest World Cup moments. They're all absolutely hilarious. Every single one of them. If you love football nostalgia, funny World Cup moments, classic punditry, and the little TV details
We rewind to the moment Nick Bateman becomes “Nasty Nick”, from the breathless build-up and the house meeting that plays like a low-rent Poirot, to the unforgettable accusations and the fury that erupts when the rule bre
Your childhood favourites are about to be put on trial. We sit down with one rule and a huge dose of nostalgia: cartoons must have been shown on UK television during the 1980s, and then we rank our top ten. It sounds sim
One note and you’re back on the sofa, half watching the telly and half waiting for life to start. That’s the power of a TV theme tune, and we put it to the test by digging into the archives of our old podcast "Living Wit
We’re back with a bonus round of unintentionally funny viral moments, this time focusing on ordinary members of the public rather than celebrities, and digging into why these clips spread, stick, and end up quoted in gro
Some people spend years trying to be funny. Others just fold their glasses, say something with total confidence, and accidentally create a clip the whole country replays for a decade. We’re chasing that second type of la
Eight months of listener messages have been sitting there, judging us, and we finally crack them open. The comments drag us through childhood urban myths, school trip memories, first-day-of-school trauma, corridor stampe
Somewhere along the way, we went from queuing outside HMV for one album to having every song ever recorded in our pocket. Inexplicably, this has made us miserable. We investigate. If you enjoy UK nostalgia, music history
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