HeyJaredI'm So Not Over It
I'm So Not Over It is a comedy history podcast about things you'll remember from the first time round. Each week comedy writers Gareth Gwynn and Esyllt Sears explore a different month in history – but with a brief stretching from the mid-70s to the present day.
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September 1996 (The Rise And Fall Of The Fuse) (opens the original)
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Tickets are now on sale for I'm So Not Over It Live at the Aberystwyth Comedy Festival on October 4th - with special guest Anna Thomas! Come along! Say hello! Bit of a delay in getting this one out, but we were determined to do so on a Fuesday. In this episode, we learn that the day of the Cadbury Fuse bar's launch was a Tuesday, dubbed Fuesday - but actually, thinking about it, maybe only the Tuesday which saw the launch of the Fuse bar was "Fuseday"? And actually, even that's wrong and all sub
August 1989 (Ankle Tag) (opens the original)
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Gareth Gwynn is at the Edinburgh Fringe until the 31st August and tickets are still available! Come along! On today's episode, Esyllt talks us through the first ever "anklet tag" - a subject Gareth knows a concerning amount about thanks to three series of the BBC Radio 4 sitcom Ankle Tag - which he co-wrote with Benjamin Partridge. As such, much of this episode is taken up by him trying to remember what's real and what they made-up for jokes, but we have checked and it turns out you now CAN'T di
July 2007 (Live Earth) (opens the original)
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We're going to Wembley! But not for any sporting reason. In July 2007 there were two enormous concerts just days apart, so if you avoided a trip to Wembley, well done you. Did you go to The Concert for Diana? Or what about Al Gore's Live Earth? And what were they for? Gareth and Esyllt try, and fail, to find out. Get in touch on imsonotoverit@gmail.com - whether you did or didn't go... BlueSky: @imsonotoverit Instagram: @imsonotoverit TikTok: @imsonotoverit Other Projects Gareth Gwynn (me) is at
July 1990 (Great Sporting Injustices) (opens the original)
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(I usually set these to publish at 5am-ish but I'm going for midnight tonight to catch that "can't sleep in this heat" crowd). Have you been to a sports day this year? And if not, was that because it was too hot or too cold? Can go either way. On today's episode we talk about the era in which sports days did happen - for better or worse. Esyllt recalls her disastrous sports day of July 1990 - and then, like an episode of BBC World Service's Sporting Witness, she returns to the scene - having att
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