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The Nick Abbot Habit

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In the age of the 24 hour-a-day multiple news-gasms, let The Nick Abbot Habit be your guide. It's fast and funny and sometimes furious. All opinions are correct, apart from those that aren't. Plus Nick's favourite calls from his cult weekend talk show. Guaranteed no baking or dancing. The Nick Abbot Habit is a Global Production.

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LBC

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Comedy

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www.lbc.co.uk

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

Jacob Rees-Mogg is dreamy 23.06.2025

In this week's clips from 2022, Wills and Wotsit were on a badly judged Jamaican tour, an unlikely person was helping the poor, there was a heatwave in an unusual place and I had a dream about a certain monocled swizzle stick.

On standby 16.06.2025

In these clips from 2022, Bodger was still the Dear Leader but Labour had a plan, a prince was our secret weapon and there was a lot of weather about

A blank canvas 09.06.2025

In these clips from 2022, I explain American sports, a Boris fan calls and a dull person was the leader of the free world.

Be alarmed! 02.06.2025

In a departure from normal, this week's podcast is the entire conversation I had with an expert in artificial intelligence that took place two Sunday's ago quite late in the show, after most people's bedtime. It was entertaining and scary in equal measure and contains some good advice on how to stay safe-ish. 

The Roadmap to Freedom 26.05.2025

It was early 2021 and there was talk of R Rates and substantial meals, I had seen a wildlife oddity and an incorrectly shaped ball and we marvelled at the Spanish

You may be entitled to condensation 19.05.2025

In these clips from three years ago, Mr Blobby was referring all questions about his behaviour to someone else, a man calls from the 16th century and a man who knew what he was voting for doesn't know what he was voting against.

One night, two parties 12.05.2025

In these clips, it was early in 2022 and Operation Save Big Dog was underway, one building apologised to another and we were told to move along

No points 05.05.2025

It was three years ago and we were preparing to lose a major competition, we heard about Mr Blobby's pre-party grooming regimen and we had something of a failure to communicate.

Exasperated, raging, confused and flailing 28.04.2025

In these clips from early in 2022, a person had a suggestion about Russia before iot all kicked off, the Winter Olympics deliverd a patriotic lift and Mr Blobby had a photo shoot.

Death's Entertainment 21.04.2025

In these extra-long special Easter holiday edition clips from three years ago, I had mixed up Adam and Richard Curtis, Storm Eunice was causing havoc and a strange man was seeking efficiencies.

The Soup Nazi 14.04.2025

In these clips from three years ago, big eggs were on the menu, someone spent the price of a car on their teeth and there was a weather alert.

Tooth hurty 07.04.2025

In these clips from three years ago, the Tories were pretending to value law 'n' order, a woman had a problem with her eggs and Vlad enjoyed his big table.

Grabbed by the Fuzz 31.03.2025

It was three years ago and there was an unpleasant footballer cat story, a man demanded action on athletes and Mr Blobby was filling out a police questionnaire.

Keep your thumb in 24.03.2025

These clips follow on from last week's, when we were talking about using a well known singing star as a weapon and Bodger Johnson and the rest of the deplorables were filling in questionaries.

Using Barry Manilow as a weapon 17.03.2025

This week's clips from three years ago include something odd happening in New Zealand, Smugg had a new job and I had a premonition about the Tangerine Tornado

The pantomime horse 10.03.2025

In these clips from 2022, Liz Truss was wearing an embarrassing hat, Bodger was looking for somewhere to hide and a footballer did something he shouldn't have.

A Wasteful Blobby 03.03.2025

In these clips from 2022, we were promised a new Bank Holiday and the Queen had a new title for Camilla.

Best. Meal. Ever. 24.02.2025

In these clips from 2022, we were wondering who might replace Mr Blobby, gas companies were very happy, Michael Gove had a plan and I had a treat in Florence.

The Democracy Sausage 17.02.2025

In this week's clips from when Bodger Johnson was the Dear Leader, there's a banking alert, a Beatles update and in a bang-up-to-date clip, an advert for, or rather, against Britain.

For fox's sake 10.02.2025

Following on from last week, in these clips from three years ago, we learn the difference between us and them, find the worst PM in history (apart from the ones that were coming that we didn't know about yet) and there's a bang-up-to-date clip from last weekend that is somewhat mystifying.

This is just a test 03.02.2025

It was three years ago and politicians were being "very clear" and "robust" and we were remembering what Sundays used to be like.

Throwing up in Harrods 27.01.2025

It was early 2022 and we had a slug problem, a Smugg fan calls and we had a snack crisis.

Being very clear 20.01.2025

It was winter in early 2022 and the Prime Minister of the day was a pig in a bottomless pit of it, we wondered who would replace him and I had a call from a Jacob Rees-Mogg fan.x

The Spanish Issue 13.01.2025

It was almost exactly four years ago and there was an odd pub move, I was continuing to be confused by a bird, a man had trouble operating his phone and there was a conundrum about Spain.

Ignoring the annoying 06.01.2025

In these clips from 2021, we were in the middle of The Thing, the Dear Leader was thinking of opening the pubs, but in a strange way, I was confused by a bird and there was quite a lot of bleeping.

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