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Alan Carr - The Chatty Man
One of the nation’s most loveable comedians - Alan Carr tells Harry all about being the son of a football manager, using dinner ladies as human shields, and how he became a comedy legend!
A big thanks to Dee from Hair Force Clinics for telling us all about the secret lives of nits!
Get in touch with your jokes: [email protected]
Producer Neil Fearn
Website: www.harryhill.co.uk
Instagram: @mrharryhill
YouTube: @harryhillshow
A 'Keep it Light Media' production
All enquiries: [email protected]
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One of the nation’s most loveable comedians - Alan Carr tells Harry all about being the son of a football manager, using dinner ladies as human shields, and how he became a comedy legend!
A big thanks to Dee from Hair Force Clinics for telling us all about the secret lives of nits!
Get in touch with your jokes: [email protected]
Producer Neil Fearn
Website: www.harryhill.co.uk
Instagram: @mrharryhill
YouTube: @harryhillshow
A 'Keep it Light Media' production
All enquiries: [email protected]
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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