Who remembers Spangles?
2 dozy UK comedy promoters who run comedy gigs try and remember stuff that isn’t around any more, work out what’s happening now instead and speculate on what will happen in the future.
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Wilson Milton: The 7.5 Million-View Video That Changed Everything (opens the original)
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How does a Welsh accent end up sounding Bengali — and can one driveway video really change a comedian’s entire career? This week, Paul Dunn meets Wilson Milton: comedian, promoter, social media sensation and part-time carpet fitter whose brutally accurate accent videos have racked up millions of views. Wilson reveals how a spontaneous clip filmed while reversing down a driveway exploded to 7.5 million views, why ditching polished stand-up fr something more authentic transformed his live act, and
Plenty of Joey Deacon (opens the original)
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Are you a Joey Deacon or a Joey Barton? Plenty of Fish or plenty of Panini Stickers? From chat up lines to cringe one man chants, it's another week in the world of 'Who Remembers Spangles!?' Who Remembers Spangles? is hosted by 'Comedy Buoys' promoter Paul Dunn (Pablo) and Lowestoft-born comedian Scott Adams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Green Room Special. Tony Dunn – Comedy Stats, Retro Legends & the Future of Live. (opens the original)
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What happens when you cross a former stand-up, an IT data nerd, and a genuine comedy obsessive? You get Tony Dunn — and this is one of our best guests yet. Tony is the brain behind Comedy IQ, a subscription data platform giving promoters real intelligence on which acts are actually worth booking in 2025 — tracking social stats, podcast reach, touring history and more. If you've ever wondered how comedy promoters decide who headlines, this episode pulls back the curtain. But we also dig into: 🎤 T
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