Working Together with Paul Sinha and Oliver Levy

You'll Do

BBC

Comedy

4.8 • 737 Ratings

🗓️ 5 May 2020

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Comedian Paul Sinha and quiz-playing Oliver Levy join Catherine Bohart and Sarah Keyworth to talk about working together and competing against one another.

In the podcast that digs deep into the dirty side of relationships, Paul and Oliver talk about their wedding day, post-quiz quizzing and not replying to texts.

And why everyone should marry their amanuensis.

Producer: Kate Holland Executive Producer: Lyndsay Fenner

A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4

Transcript

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, Music, Radio, Podcasts.
0:09.2	Hello, I'm Sarah Keyworth.
0:10.9	And I'm Catherine Bellhart.
0:12.2	We are a couple together and comedians separately, and this is You'll Do,
0:15.3	the podcast that dissects the anatomy of true love, lasting romance,
0:18.5	and the art of putting up with each other.
0:20.7	There will be some strong language in adult themes because we want to give you real-life
0:24.1	examples of people who are making their lives together work.
0:26.9	Days, weeks, months and years after that bit where they confess their feelings,
0:31.0	smooching the rain and the credits roll.
0:33.3	You can keep your Rosses and your Rachel's and your Luke's and your Lorellies.
0:36.4	We want Franz and Cary's and Tim's and Geraldine's.
0:39.6	Take a little name check for our parents there.
0:41.5	Yes, yes. The Kingsies and Queensies of lovingly putting up with each other.
0:45.7	They really are, to be fair. My mom loves my dad so much that if he goes away, she'll wait by the window for him.
0:50.2	It's unreal. You've told me that story before and I still like to believe that she's actually waiting for me. She's not. She did it before she knew you. She knew I was out there somewhere.
0:58.5	Each week, we interview our guests to get their unique perspective on their shared lives together.
1:03.1	We are fascinated by the good, the bad and the absolutely in no circumstance bring that up.
1:08.5	For us, it's the correct way to get a duvet cover on a duvet.
1:11.5	Why would you bring that off?
1:12.7	I'm not starting an argument.
1:14.4	I'm saying that we often fall out because I do it a certain way and you do it wrong.
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