Ep 39 - We Forgot How Much Fun Childhood Used To Be! | Joseph Charm
Man Like You with Mo Gilligan, Babatunde Aléshé & Eddie KadiShow Notes
Joseph Charm joins the Man Like You podcast. From leaving a career in sales to becoming one of the UK’s fastest-rising comedians, Joseph shares the mindset, faith and self-belief that changed his life forever.
The conversation quickly descends into pure chaos as the boys relive the greatest games from growing up, terrible office jobs, disastrous telesales stories, stolen bikes, playground nostalgia and the moments that made an entire generation. It’s funny, relatable and guaranteed to unlock memories you forgot you had. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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