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Harford: An Oral History

A Golden Lobes award-winning surreal comedy podcast. Welcome to Harford: An Oral History—a surreal comedy podcast uncovering the strange and forgotten history of Haverfordwest.

Podcast · By Dan Hooper · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    From the Vault: The Bomb (opens the original)

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    First released 2025, reissued while the show takes a short break. New episodes return in September. The corrupting influence of local politics takes its toll on a man. His plan to protect the town gets out of hand, and a small lie has geopolitical consequences. The Bomb was written and performed by Dan Hooper. Music: Cosmic Psychiatry by Brendon Moeller. You can support the show at ko-fi.com/harford , by sharing it with a friend, or by leaving a rating and review. Harford: An Oral History is a m

  2. Episode · Jul 30, 2026

    The Interview (opens the original)

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    A man searches his past for the perfect job interview answer. You can contact Dan at harford.immobile592@passinbox.com . To support the show visit https://ko-fi.com/harford Harford: An Oral History is a monthly surreal comedy podcast uncovering the strange and forgotten history of Haverfordwest. In each episode, a town inhabitant recounts their role in a key moment of its past—from a disastrous attempt to build the world’s tallest building to a battle reenactment that spiraled into real conflict

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