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Ep84: Stupid Noises VIDEO
🕑 Added 2025-05-24 16:58:52 +0000 UTCHello dear Patrons. Sorry for the delay on this one, we were busy yesterday filming some Tik Tok content for your asses. Get ready to see Alexei dancing about like a 14 year old girl.
We're on Tik Tok and Instagram as @alexeisaylepod and the videos will be on there very soon.
A bit of a Talal heavy episode this week. It gets emotional, but also has some really funny bits and a extra juicy slice of comedy history thanks to Alexei's great involvement in some iconic moments. Find attached to this post a screengrab of the Comedy Story 46th birthday image from their Instagram account...
As always, I really appreciate you all and hope you enjoy this week's show. T xxx
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Alexei and Talal yam about Gary Lineker, Eurovision, Palestine and collective trauma. Also - for you comedy nerds! - Alexei breaks down the entire set list of the first ever night at The Comedy Store.
Comments
Erica Lang
I have this songsheet from a march in 2022. Could be updated to include the genocide: Free Palestine! Where it began, back in 1948 But since resistance growing strong, Was in the Spring, And Spring became the Summer, Who'd have believed it'd take so long? Land, taken land, Taken homes, stolen lives, stolen youth Chorus: Free Palestinel (oh oh oh), Freedom never seemed so good (so good, so good), End Apartheid (oh oh oh), I believe we really could But now I... Look at you now, so many stolen childhoods, And vet the killing still goes on, And when you hurt, We all feel it with you But your hopes and dreams live on. Hands, touching hands, Reaching out, touching me, touching you Free Palestinel (oh oh ah), Freedom never seemed so good (so good, so good), End Apartheid (oh oh oh) I believe we really could [Repeat chorus] From camdenmomentum@gmail.com
Erica Lang
Talal hate to break it to you but Sweet Caroline to Free Palestine has been going around for years even before the genocide. Singers have long done it on marches
Marty Byrne
Hello from Belfast! I just joined the Patreon a couple of days ago, I've been finding a lot of comfort and solidarity in this podcast, alongside a decent helping of LOLs! Hopefully I can connect with likeminded people here, through this wonderful space yous have created! Cheers!
