The Pub Notice Board - 'LemCoke'

The Moon Under Water

Audio Always

Food, Comedy, Arts, Comedy Interviews

4.8 • 675 Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

As Christmas parties take hold of the Other Realm, why not take a moment out of your day to join Robbie and Dan as they take their weekly look at The Pub Notice Board? Beneath the layers of cards, invites and missing pint posters, there's also some lovely correspondence about pubs of the past, and a final word on the smallest pub in the country.

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0:00.0	Good morning, do, do, do do do do do do do. Morning, Robbie.
0:23.0	Oh, hello, Dan. How are you?
0:24.6	I'm very well, thanks. How are you?
0:26.2	Good. Just finished a Vandervalk marathon on VHS.
0:29.4	Oh, fantastic.
0:31.2	Really enjoyed that.
0:32.1	Yeah.
0:32.4	What's your week been like?
0:34.9	Yeah, it's been nice.
0:35.7	It's been starting to gear up towards Christmas, starting to feel a bit Christmassy.
0:40.0	The festive season.
0:41.1	Yeah, it's been nice.
0:42.8	Had the Tastmaster Christmas lunch, production lunch.
0:47.8	So that was in a pub.
0:48.4	It was in a pub.
0:49.7	Yeah, in Great Portland Street in London.
0:53.4	Did you know the other pub?
0:54.2	Was the Albany?
0:57.0	Okay, yeah, I've been there, yeah.
0:58.3	Yeah, nice pub.
0:59.5	One sort of big open plan sort of pub.
1:05.5	And yeah, food was excellent, I have to say.
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