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Making Sense Of It

Making Sense Of It

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 Two blurts don't have a clue what's going on in their own heads, nevermind what's going on around the world. Together, they're gonna make sense of it all.Copyright 2019 All rights reserved. Performing Arts Stand-up Shows
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  • Making Sense of it, with Adam Hughes and Anthony Deary: Episode 1 - 101 Sex Cults

    Making Sense of it, with Adam Hughes and Anthony Deary: Episode 1 - 101 Sex Cults
    Feb 5 2021

    Adam Hughes and Anthony Deary make sense of Adam's embarrassing childhood and Anthony's dirty, dirty dreams. 
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    56 mins
  • Making Sense of it, with Adam Hughes and Anthony Deary: Episode 2 - Wallowing and Swallowing

    Making Sense of it, with Adam Hughes and Anthony Deary: Episode 2 - Wallowing and Swallowing
    Feb 12 2021

    Another episode of Making Sense of it, with Adam Hughes and Anthony Deary. In this episode, Adam makes sense of his first sexual experience, whilst Anthony makes sense of why he's such a little bitch when he's sick. 

    The band featured in the outro are Eastcote. They have an album on Spotify called Don't Read the News. The song featured is the 10th track on that album, Therapy.
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Making Sense of it, with Adam Hughes and Anthony Deary: Episode 3 - Viking Nuns

    Making Sense of it, with Adam Hughes and Anthony Deary: Episode 3 - Viking Nuns
    Feb 19 2021

    On this weeks episode, Adam makes sense of why he got sacked from a Merseyside Railway Firm, (name changed for GDPR purposes) whilst Anthony made sense of why he thought he was a Viking.

     

     
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    48 mins
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