In episode eight of the Anecdotally podcast, Bethan is concerned that a £20 a month Ancestry subscription is driving her family apart. Greer is given a job offer in porn after her mother wrongly handed out her CV on a night out. As well as what she kept hidden at the back of her wardrobe during Freshers’ Week. Bethan arguably had a more exciting Freshers’ week, at least there was a boy involved in hers but he probably wasn’t bargaining on an organised trip to the GUM Clinic instead of the poster sale.

In episode eight of the Anecdotally podcast, Bethan is concerned that a £20 a month Ancestry subscription is driving her family apart. Greer is given a job offer in porn after her mother wrongly handed out her CV on a night out. As well as what she kept hidden at the back of her wardrobe during Freshers’ Week. Bethan arguably had a more exciting Freshers’ week, at least there was a boy involved in hers but he probably wasn’t bargaining on an organised trip to the GUM Clinic instead of the poster sale.

In Episode Seven of the Anecdotally podcast, Bethan manages to impale herself on a hop and set off the fire alarm by cooking offal in the first minute and a half. Greer is crying yet again but this time over her Media Studies A-level. We get a ‘thong update’ as well as an introduction and swift conclusion to Rafe, the gerbil.

In Episode Seven of the Anecdotally podcast, Bethan manages to impale herself on a hop and set off the fire alarm by cooking offal in the first minute and a half. Greer is crying yet again but this time over her Media Studies A-level. We get a ‘thong update’ as well as an introduction and swift conclusion to Rafe, the gerbil.

In episode six of the Anecdotally podcast, Greer and Bethan are back for a Christmas Special which involves ruining the nativity, ‘Pleb Chocolate’ and Santa defecating. Bethan also lets us in on her annual tradition of receiving a pack of Marks and Spencer’s thongs from her Grandma and Greer explains why buying a cheese advent calendar isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

In episode six of the Anecdotally podcast, Greer and Bethan are back for a Christmas Special which involves ruining the nativity, ‘Pleb Chocolate’ and Santa defecating. Bethan also lets us in on her annual tradition of receiving a pack of Marks & Spencer’s thongs from her Grandma and Greer explains why buying a cheese advent calendar isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

In episode five of the Anecdotally Podcast, Bethan is flummoxed by a vending machine at the gym and Greer discusses why she could once be found crying in the window of Claire's Accessories in Coventry. We also discuss Aldi Special Buys and say a fond farewell to the institution that was Club Penguin.

In this week’s episode of Anecdotally, the podcast made by Greer Riddell and Bethan Poyser to try and make you feel better about your own life, Bethan is flummoxed by a vending machine at the gym and some special 50 pence pieces.

Greer discusses the origin of the ‘Sort Your Life Out Week’ and why she once cried her eyes out in the window of Claire’s Accessories in Coventry.

We also discuss in episode 5, what absolute nonsense you can get from the Aldi Special Buys section and give Club Penguin the send-off it deserves.

In episode four of the Anecdotally Podcast, Greer and Bethan discuss which is better living at home with your parents or living with a partner. Bethan is living the high life watching law-based Britbox dramas with her Mum and Dad whilst Greer lives with a man who has accidentally been buying shoes made for Taekwondo instead of trainers for the last decade.

Episode 4 of Anecdotally with Greer Riddell and Bethan Poyser is all about the unsurprising statistic that in 2019 nearly one-third of Millennials live with their parents. This is the first time that living at home has outpaced living with a partner for this age group (18-34-year-olds) since records began in the 1800s.

So whilst Bethan is chilling at home with her parents watching law-based dramas on Britbox and getting bought Vegetarian Prawns, Greer has inadvertently chosen fish over money and is still marvelling at the fact that for a considerable amount of time, her boyfriend thought he was buying trainers but instead has been buying specific shoes made for Taekwando.

Bethan also advertises for the Derbyshire tourist board and wishes to marry a man who works at the local Garden Centre.