Chris speaks to not one, not two, not three, but four brilliant members from the ultimate party band Doreen Doreen backstage at Valley Fest 2024 for episode 70 of the Worst Time Podcast. 
In a jubilant and at times chaotic backstage dressing room, Carol shares her thoughts on festival toilets, Emily recounts a tricky Glastonbury, Kirsty shares how she has PTSD from performing the same four songs for hours on end and Fiona remembers how she had to wear a spacesuit during a miners strike performance. Also one of the above tells off another of the above for spilling cider - it's all happening on episode 70! 

If you ever get the chance to see Doreen Doreen live - do it! You won't be disappointed! 

The honour of being guests for the Worst Time Podcast episode 69 goes to none other than DJ Nick Terrific and MC Rocky Patch AKA Junior Jungle! 
It's a fun filled episode as the dynamic duo reveal the stories behind their stage names as well as how they have occasionally got into slight trouble whilst rocking the live stage. Plus - what can go wrong on a holiday in Hawaii and how bad can one game of cowpat golf really go? (Answer - really very very bad) 

Junior Jungle can be found rocking festivals and venues up and down all year - check out their social media pages for more info!

Stepping up this week on the Worst Time Podcast to share tantalising tales is musician & storyteller extraordinaire Beans on Toast! 

Beans tells Chris about the London show where too much Jack Daniels was consumed, the song lyrics that perhaps would be written slightly differently in 2024 and the story of the Kate Nash car crash. Plus - how to manage doing family friendly sets, the joys of the London venue Nambucca (RIP) and getting an Essex tattoo on your body. It's a jam packed episode! 

Beans on Toast is touring all over the place this summer and beyond. Plus he has a new album coming out later this year - watch out for that!

Musician, comedian, actor and occasional street performer Huge Davies joins Chris to share some of his memorable worst times as well as also finally revealing whether Huge is in fact his real name. 

He recounts the gig in Folkestone which he ended up being escorted out of for his own safety, the breakup which resulted in a teary trip to Chicken Cottage and the European whitey which ended with his friends no longer being able to look him in the eyes. 

Catch Huge Davies at the Edinburgh Fringe this year with a new exciting show! And also thank you to him for at one point describing the podcast as ‘Tough Mudder for Mental Health’ which is going straight on all Worst Time Podcast promotion from now on.

Stand up comedian and Avril Lavigne fan Chelsea Birkby shares her stories with Chris on the Worst Time Podcast this week! 

Chelsea tales include her mother's 58th birthday, an embarrassing mermaid-related incident at an office job and a calamitous wedding experience which, as she reveals during the conversation, did eventually end in divorce. 

Plus - are babies welcome at Chelsea's comedy shows and should people go to Milton Keynes to see the robots? 

Chelsea is taking her show This is Life, Cheeky Cheeky (which is a fantastic name for show by the way) to the Edinburgh Fringe this year, go check it out!

It's the welcome (or unwelcome depending on your point of view to be fair) return of the Glastonbury Festival Worst Time Podcast special! 

Join Chris as he meanders around the Worthy Farm site on a Friday morning, just before the main stages kick off, flanked by the brilliant DJ and radio presenter Seb Bailey. 

Seb shares the time he performed at a festival to no-one as well as not one, but two toilet based Reading Festival anecdotes. Also, why is Glastonbury Festival such a magical place? Could it be because two men recorded a podcast whilst walking around the site? It could well be. 

Warming - some swearing and plenty of references to urine (and worst). If you're looking for high brow content please do not listen to this episode (or the majority of previous episodes as well to be fair).

The hilarious comedian, writer and podcaster Bella Hull joins Chris from a hot & sunny London to share her worst times on the podcast this week! 

Her tales include a gig on a cruise which ended up feeling like a prison sentence as well as an attempt to become an olympian gymnast which didn't last too long at all. Plus she shares some life lessons with regards to fish ownership and has Bella Hull ever been to Hull? We cover a lot in this episode! 

Bella is off to the Edinburgh Fringe with her show Piggie and you can hear her on her own podcast - The Rats of the Roundtable.

The superb musician and vocalist Steve Edwards, known for the huge hit 'World, Hold On' as well as his new band Astrels, joins Chris on the Worst Time Podcast this week! 

His worst times include an incredible gig in Russia with Craig David & Sonique, an embarrassing moment at a London Pride event with Sir Ian Mckellen and an unfortunate crockery accident. Talk about variety! 

Watch out for Steve's new band Astrels - they are at various festivals and shows this year and you can find their music on the streaming platforms.

The hilarious Robin Morgan chats to Chris on the show this week, sharing a variety of worst times from the safety of his Cardiff studio shed! 
Robin reveals the worst job he had which coincided with the early days of social media, the car journey which left him a tad rattled and the comedy gig he almost certainly never actually invoiced for! 

Robin is at the Fringe this year and he's on tour all this autumn. Go check out his website for details. Please note: there is swearing in this episode, including a very naughty word (although it is very funny when it is said).

Dutty Moonshine AKA Mr Michael Rack steps up to the challenge of sharing his worst times on the podcast this week from backstage at a slightly damp Bearded Theory Festival! 

Mike tells Chris about the time he was supposed to DJ in Ukraine but a hurricane had other ideas, the time he couldn’t quite keep it clean on a live broadcast and the time he hit problem after problem whilst performing at multiple festivals around the country with the Dutty Moonshine Big Band. 

Catch Mike on tour playing multiple festivals with the Big Band throughout 2024 and watch out for their big 10 year anniversary plans in 2025! And please note – there’s a lots of swearing in this episode.