'Nipple to Knee' Confession and other tales...

Radio 2's Confessions

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4.8 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 27 October 2017

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

This week's tales include singing potatoes, a parental predicament in the 'Big Smoke', a cuttingly careless nurse and some child labour levity. We have a browse of the Parish Notice Board, Simon teases Matt and Bobbie with the 'non-compliant confessions' and the weekly 'Podcast Postbox' has been emptied once again. Plus a classic traffic tale is unearthed from Confessions Crypt! If you have a Confession or want to get in touch with Father Simon and the Collective, then email [email protected]

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0:00.0	This is the BBC.
0:02.0	Dear brothers and sisters,
0:04.0	all are welcome here at the Confessions Podcast,
0:07.0	whether Saint or sinner.
0:11.0	Right.
0:12.0	Yeah. Always on fire, I think you'll find.
0:17.0	Hey, thanks, and welcome to another Confessions Podcast
0:20.0	from your friends at Radio 2.
0:22.0	We are your friends, aren't we?
0:24.0	I'm Matt's friend and your friend.
0:26.0	Yes, we're everyone's friend.
0:27.0	This is where sinful members of the public come to tell their tales
0:30.0	of deceit, debauchery and deception,
0:32.0	and then we all laugh at them.
0:34.0	This week's collection includes Patricia's confession
0:36.0	to cut a long story short, the wrong patient one.
0:39.0	Ouch.
0:40.0	I jumped for it.
0:41.0	Yes, I jumped for it.
0:42.0	I'll have a joke for you.
0:43.0	I'll have a joke for you, please.
0:44.0	Olivia's Mr. Meena, last train to London,
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