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  • The Young’uns Podcast: Out With The Old, Part7

    Our final Out With The Old Young’uns Podcast sees David threatening to murder the telephone operator; we have songs and poetry from David at the age of eight; there’s an anecdote about poo; plus, what do nuts, herbal tea, facts about art and walking all have in common? https://davideagle.co.uk/wp-admin/podcasts/Young'uns%20Podcast%20-%20Out%20With%20The%20Old%2007.mp3 Download it here. We’ll be back…

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  • The Young’uns Podcast: Out With The Old, part6

    Our penultimate Out With The Old podcast features terrible poetry, anecdotes about hitch hiking, and a rather odd interview with some eccentric amiture radio operators. Plus, we mercilessly ridicule another folk radio show. https://davideagle.co.uk/wp-admin/podcasts/Young'uns%20Podcast%20-%20Out%20With%20The%20Old%2006.mp3 Download it here.

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  • The Young’uns Podcast: Out With The Old, part5

    In our fifth Out With The Old podcast: David has an unusual experience inside his backside, and embarrasses himself in front of Mike waterson; long before Britain’s Got talent featured them, the Young’uns Podcast was talking about dancing dogs; we attempt to introduce another feature to the Young’uns Podcast, which results in nearly giving a…

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  • Young’uns Podcast: Out With The Old, Part4

    In our fourth Out With the Old podcast: the Young’uns are facing an identity crisis; Trevor returns with a poem about dogs; we’ve got another shambollic jingle attempt; find out why Andrew Lloyd Webber is indebted to a Dutch clock manufacturer; we play a very bad and very early Young’uns recording; plus, we discuss Jesus,…

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  • The Young’uns Podcast: Out With The Old part3

    Our third Out With the Old podcast features a ramshackle game of word association, an old dithery man and an orgasming lady. Sean Cooney is a film star; we recount a traumatic Young’uns performance; The YOung’uns In The Mix returns, mixing a sea shanty with the Prodigy, and we abuse call centre staff in the…

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  • The Young’uns Podcast: Out With The Old, Part2

    Today’s selection of highlights from our first 100 podcasts, 2006 to 2008, include The YOung’uns In The Mix, David Eagle has a harrowing experience in an old people’s home, plus he is attacked by a mad dog, , Sean Cooney talks about his exploits in Greece, Michael Hughes’s intellectual prowess comes under scrutiny, and we…

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  • Young’uns Podcast: Out With the Old Special, Part1π

    It’s a new year, and as the saying goes: “out with the old, in with the new”. Later this month, a new series of Young’uns podcasts will be released, but before we welcome in the new, it’s time to heed the first part of that saying and clear out the old. Between August 2006 and…

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  • Dirty Catholics, Smelly Nuns, and Yoda

    Download the audio version of this blog post here https://davideagle.co.uk/wp-admin/podcasts/David%20Eagle%20-%20Blog%20-%20Dirty%20Catholics,%20Smelly%20Nuns,%20And%20Yoda.mp3 As mentioned in yesterday’s blog post,, I attended a funeral this week. It was held in a catholic church and was a full catholic mass. While I am not a catholic now, I was brought up as a catholic. So on the odd occasion when…

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  • Why Funerals Are Better Than Weddings

    Download the audio version of this blog post https://davideagle.co.uk/wp-admin/podcasts/David%20Eagle%20-%20blog%20-%20Why%20Funerals%20Are%20Better%20Than%20Weddings.mp3 I went to a funeral this week. Obviously it was the funeral of someone I know. I didn’t just wake up in the morning and decide on a whim that I was in the mood for a funeral. I am not about to confess to you…

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  • The Young’uns Podcast November 5 2013: Touch Me I Can Make You See!

    This Young’uns Podcast is our most intimate yet, as we discuss Michael’s medical problems, David’s backside, and our nostril hair, plus economising has meant that two of the Young’uns have had to share the one bed. David introduces the phone app that has revolutionised his life. We’ve got six weeks out-of-date biting satire. We inadvertently…

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