Frank Skinner’s Radio Days: Late

Frank Off The Radio: The Frank Skinner Podcast

Avalon

Comedy

4.5 • 4.8K Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2026

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Frank, Emily and Alun are in 2012 for our radio best bits. This time there’s the fuel crisis, leaving without saying goodbye, Frank’s April Fool’s Day pranks and objects that make them angry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Frank Skinner's Radio Days
0:02.9	It could go one of two ways
0:05.9	Hello and welcome to Frank Skinner's Radio Days
0:08.8	We're in 2012
0:09.6	And this time we're talking about not saying goodbye at parties
0:14.3	Enjoy
0:15.7	We started with a series of laughs this week.
0:24.1	It's just as a little a de memoir for our listeners.
0:28.4	Yeah, ha-ha.
0:29.8	What laughs sound like?
0:31.3	Remember that sarcastic one at school,
0:33.0	and people said something that they thought was funny, and it wasn't.
0:35.5	And then everybody did go, ha-ha, brutal. It was. It was. My Jimi Hill Chin, I'd say as well. Yeah, there's, it's like LOL and all that, but people do sometimes send back to a text, they'll say ha-ha, and I think, is that like, is that saying I laughed or is that saying, uh, ha ha.
0:56.4	No, I like ha ha as a text or a, on email, a Google chat, whatever it is.
1:01.4	I've always thought it was a bit slow hand clap in traffic and you've done a bad maneuver.
1:05.5	Oh, yeah, maybe you're right.
1:07.5	Mm-hmm.
1:08.0	Hello, this is, um, not the weekend podcast with Frank Skinner, Alan Cockleron, and Emily Dean.
1:16.3	Who's on the show this week?
1:17.6	Alan Cochleyn.
1:19.0	Did you not know it?
1:20.1	We're all about it in 19804, Frank.
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