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Hosted by two good friends who love a laugh, a bit of craic and plenty of sarcasm - Back to Me is the podcast where no topic is off-limits - except maybe letting each other finish their story.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Redirection Not Rejection (opens the original)
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This week: a B12 deficiency finally explains a LOT, Couch to 5K goes about as well as you'd expect and the management team gets sacked after a solo hospital trip in sideways rain. Plus the mystery of the six-page letter nobody read, the 7-7-7 date night rule (how rich do they think we are?), the great fish finger lie of the 90s and a London podcast trip on the cards. We also dig into holiday debates, in-laws coming for a MONTH, book chapter updates and whether either of us could survive as a Tra
We're so funny we should have a podcast (opens the original)
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We’re back! And in the first episode of Season 4, we’re talking holidays, Netflix (obviously), those bizarre “what are the chances?!” small-world coincidences - and Lisa entering her Granny Era a little prematurely. A catch-up, a few stories, plenty of laughs and the usual conversations that somehow end up nowhere near where we expected.
Hugly (opens the original)
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This week Lisa and Katie somehow cover everything and nothing - the great naming debate, how often you really change your bedsheets, the passport saga Nigel is not happy about, and 12 lads loose in Albufeira. Then we attempt to define the concept of "hot-ugly," a debate that may need its own episode. Come for the tangents, stay for the tangents.
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