From post-punk ballads to poetic hallucinations—exploring the legendary landscape of Lord Hereford’s Knob. 

 Lord Hereford’s Knob—also known by its Welsh name Twmpa—is more than just an eye-catching name. This episode dives deep into the wild tales, rich history, geological wonders, and pop culture nods surrounding this Welsh mountain. 

From its poetic mention by Allen Ginsberg to its lyrical shoutout in a Half Man Half Biscuit song, we explore why this hill has captured imaginations and chuckles for generations. Whether you're a hiker, historian, or just here for the folklore, this is one summit worth climbing. 

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The true tale of Butt Hole Road, a street in South Yorkshire that became infamous due to its unintentionally risqué name. From relentless tourists snapping selfies to residents facing mail delivery refusals, discover how a simple street sign turned into a global joke!

Until the locals finally said "enough is enough." Tune in for the hilarious, frustrating, and ultimately triumphant story behind one of Britain’s most notorious street names.

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