Why Women Stop Watching TV - #2026-1

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 27 July 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Get out your blender, because we're making a gunpowder milkshake. Actually, don't do that. We can't guarantee it won't explode. We can't guarantee your TV won't explode either, but the odds are low enough to make the risk worth it. Well, maybe. Most TV actually sucks pretty bad. We do have a couple ideas for something to watch though. The Olympics is not one of them. Except gymnastics and swimming. You can watch those.

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0:00.0	I'm Bradley Trainer.
0:01.1	And I'm Don McLean.
0:02.3	We have a podcast called Blinded by the Item.
0:04.4	A blind item is gossip about a celebrity with her name left out.
0:07.3	It's a guessing game.
0:08.2	And you can play along.
0:09.4	The item might be like, this A-List star carries a Birken bag worth more than the average person's house to the gym to work out.
0:16.4	Pretty sure that's J-Lo.
0:17.9	And P.S.
0:18.8	The person behind all of this is Chris Jenner.
0:21.6	LLC.
0:22.5	We drop a new episode every weekday
0:24.4	so the fun never ends.
0:25.8	Blinded by the Item,
0:26.7	listen wherever you get podcasts,
0:28.5	and watch us on the Blinded By the Item
0:30.0	YouTube channel.
0:36.3	You woke at the snow
0:38.2	Got yourself good
0:40.6	Your mom always said you be there
0:44.4	Chosen
0:45.6	We are back, ladies and gentlemen, with
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