Show Notes
Welcome to White Wine Question Time - and we're heading DEEP into the archive this Summer to revisit some of our very first episodes.
Before we tell you about today's - we should mention it's DEFINITELY one for the adults only - this isn't an episode for a family car journey down to the coast!
Because this was our first all-male episode - and the men in question were Keith Lemon (Leigh Francis), Joe Swash and Chris Moyles. We cover porn, women and Christmas lesbians. We did warn you.
Most of the episode sounds like it was recorded yesterday - and then Joe says 'Stacey offers to pay with Apple Pay - which is only accepted in about 30% of shops' Sometimes it's the tiny details that anchor these episodes in space and time.
So let's take a trip back to 2018 and episode 8 of White Wine Question Time.
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