In this festive episode, the team shares laugh-out-loud stories about Christmas Day dramas and the awkwardness of kids' parties while sending heartfelt love to those spending the holiday alone. They reminisce about the last time they wet themselves and tackle the pressing question of whether it's okay to wear Sketchers—spoiler alert: it’s not!

Plus this week's “Dickhead of the Week” takes aim at space and how alarmingly close we are to it, whilst the rest of the crew delve into their fave holiday movies. It’s the conversation that’s about nothing until it isn’t. Welcome to The Reggie Yates Podcast. We're here all week.

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00:00:00 BTS

00:01:56 Boxing Day

00:04:46 Awkward kids parties

00:07:48 Intros

00:13:49 How does Uzo spend his Boxing Day?

00:14:27 Spending Christmas alone

00:24:20 The last time you wet yourself…

00:31:12 Ad Break

00:32:15 Is it okay to like Sketchers?

00:36:55 Dickhead of the Week - Space

00:39:20 Spotify Wrapped and Boyz Life

00:41:44 Creating a super group

00:44:33 Baba Goes to the Movies - Jingle All the Way

00:47:14 Favourite Christmas Movies

00:52:05 Take a Road Trip with Will Farrell

00:52:33 Trans people using public toilets

00:56:16 Awkward family talks over Christmas

01:00:49 when do pecks become breast?

01:02:32 Is it okay to like extras…

01:07:33 Annoying Americans on holiday

01:15:16 Lydia and Max end the show

01:16:12 Ad Break

01:16:13 Muhammad aka the most popular British name

01:19:52 Thank you and Happy Christmas

01:21:53 Outro

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