264: Josh Widdicombe's Comedy Beginnings and Words of Wisdom - Part 1

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Peter Cowley

Diaries, Personal Journals, Society & Culture, Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4.8 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 14 April 2022

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Stand up, host of The Last Leg and fellow chart topping podcaster, Josh Widdicombe chats to us this Friday. We chat to him about learning the art of stand up and he shares with us his words of wisdom: remember to ALWAYS shake your oat milk.

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0:00.0	London has made real progress in reducing new HIV diagnosis.
0:04.0	And that's because we know what works.
0:06.0	Be sure, know the four ways to prevent HIV.
0:09.0	One, test regularly and know your status.
0:12.0	Two, condoms can prevent HIV and other sexually transmitted infections.
0:16.0	Three, prep is a pill which can prevent HIV.
0:19.0	Four, undetectable.
0:21.0	Also known as U equals U.
0:23.0	Means people living with HIV on treatment cannot pass it on.
0:26.0	Be sure, know the four.
0:28.0	Visit doitlundan.org.
0:32.0	This episode is sponsored by Sainsbury's
0:34.0	who are teaming up with comic relief this Christmas to help tackle food poverty.
0:38.0	Sainsbury's are matching the value of your donation up to 1.5 million to comic relief.
0:44.0	We all have a chance to be a super secret centre this festive season.
0:48.0	Be a super secret centre of the Sainsbury's this Christmas by rounding up your bill
0:52.0	or gifting key food items in store or online.
0:56.0	Thanks to Sainsbury's and comic relief.
0:58.0	We can help nourish the nation with a donation to help tackle food poverty
1:02.0	and support for those who need it most.
1:04.0	Now and in the future, for four terms and charity details go to
1:09.0	sainsbury's.co.uk forward slash nourish hyphen the hyphen nation.
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