Third Can Podcast

Third Can Podcast

Comedy EN ↓ 30 episodes

Like a grew up in the 90s Statler and Waldorf, only more jaded and semi topical. The third can podcast is the sweet spot on the night. The first, hello, the second, did you see the match. The third is witty banter and nostalgia before things go down hill at can four (it's all “their” fault), can five (breaking the seal and from now it's just going to the toilet), can six (poorly thought out eBay purchases) and can seven (text messages with legal repercussions).

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Author

Third Can Podcast

Category

Comedy

Podcast website

rss.com

Latest episode

Nov 1, 2026

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Episodes

05. Wrong Coat Weather (26.4.26) 26.04.2026

We're not in Leeds, a call to bring back lost beers and memories of a fallen Gregg's favourite. Sound still needs work.

04. WrestleBeerManiaFest Special (19.4.26) 19.04.2026

Self-pity, self-medication, odd product recommendations and cider reviews

03. Disappointing purple eggs (12.4.26) 12.04.2026

Disappointing chocolate, the perils of ageing, things we'd rather not have known and cheap jokes about horse death. Yep, another fun packed week. Disclaimer, leadership of Israel and Iran, not everyone living there!

02. Pod Jesus Fails to Rise (6.4.26) 06.04.2026

He was going to turn up this week...but then he did his back.

01. The Pilot (which crashed out after too many) 29.03.2026

A first attempt, with not great audio. Good news, how to survive a nuclear blast and general nostalgia.

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