Show Notes
One of the leading lights of Irish comedy: it’s Catherine Bohart and she brings bucketloads of her trademark charm and wit into the podcast studio.
I mean it’s worth coming for the Hockey Smut alone. Catherine wrestles with her new found passion for racy Ice Hockey fantasies. We then take a violent turn into the less racy but arguably healthier world of porridge. And you won’t want to miss Catherine trying to explain to Russell the art of Irish hospitality - working like a dog then pretending that it was nothing.
Catherine has extended her latest tour ‘Borrowing Trouble’ and you should for sure go and get a ticket and get involved. She’s got a handful of dates across the UK and Ireland and you can find them all, and book tickets by going to https://www.catherinebohart.com/
You can also find there videos, podcasts and all those other things that you might quite rightly expect to find on a comedian’s website.
Thank you for your indulgence, it has been noted. TO THE SPURTLE!
Producer: Dan Atkinson
Line Producer: Daisy Knight
Exec Producer: James Taylor
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