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21 Minutes to Go with Goldstein & Cundy

21 Minutes to Go with Goldstein & Cundy

By: Andy Goldstein
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21 Minutes to Go is a brand new podcast with Andy Goldstein and Jason Cundy.


Each show lasts exactly 21 minutes and cuts out where ever the conversation just so happens to be.


During the allotted time the boys will discuss a huge range of subjects including : listeners questions, they'll attempt to write Jason's autobiography and talk about one of Cundy's biggest loves - animals.


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Episodes
  • Episode 1 - What Happened to Billy No Balls?

    Episode 1 - What Happened to Billy No Balls?
    Jul 13 2025

    Goldstein and Cundy worked together on the Sportsbar on talkSPORT weeknights from 10pm for 13 years. Then Goldstein got offered Drive Time ( 4-7pm weekdays) and jumped ship.

    So much was the public outcry for them to get back together that they decided to give the public what they wanted (and they thought they could make a few quid from it).

    So, every week they talk nonsense for exactly 21 minutes.

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    21 mins
  • Season One - Promo

    Season One - Promo
    Jul 4 2025

    A promo of the new series of 21 Minutes to Go with Andy Goldstein and Jason Cundy.

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    3 mins

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