128 Folklore
Join Fact Up co-hosts Ian T Day, Chris Gau and Shaun Lowthian to regale you with historic tales from Albion’s legendary past. Folklore enthusiast Bertrand Bacharach shares a few of his favourites, but nothing on what it was like working with Dionne Warwick. 
Gather round the campfire, and Fact Up!

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128 Folklore Join Fact Up co-hosts Ian T Day, Chris Gau and Shaun Lowthian to regale you with historic tales from Albion’s legendary past. Folklore enthusiast Bertrand Bacharach shares a few of his favourites, but nothing on what it was like working with Dionne Warwick. Gather round the campfire, and Fact Up! Leave a question on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram @factuppod Leave a voice message on our answering machine at factuppod@gmail.com Leave a rating and review on iTunes

128 Folklore

Fact Up! The weekly improvised character comedy podcast from Britain's best improvisers &amp; comedians. Join hosts Ian T Day (The Free Association), Chris Gau (C5's Borderline) &amp; Shaun Lowthian (Do Not Adjust Your Stage) as they fail to answer all of life’s questions, one topic at a time. In their fruitless quest for knowledge, they're helped &amp; hindered by guest ‘experts' from the UK &amp; US comedy scene. Who is Eddie Stobart? What is the point? Why is France? Find out and Fact Up!

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Fact Up! The weekly improvised character comedy podcast from Britain's best improvisers & comedians. Join hosts Ian T Day (The Free Association), Chris Gau (C5's Borderline) & Shaun Lowthian (Do Not Adjust Your Stage) as they fail to answer all of life’s questions, one topic at a time. In their fruitless quest for knowledge, they're helped & hindered by guest ‘experts' from the UK & US comedy scene. Who is Eddie Stobart? What is the point? Why is France? Find out and Fact Up!

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128 Folklore

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