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North & South (Mind Your Mouth)

North & South (Mind Your Mouth)

By: Ann & Nick Beggs
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Hosted by Bedfordshire-based husband and wife duo Nick and Ann Beggs, North & South (Mind Your Mouth) is a laugh-out-loud podcast exploring the glorious chaos of a marriage built on opposites.

Nick - a soft-spoken southerner with prog-rock sensibilities, and Ann - a proudly gobby northerner with zero filter and strong opinions - dive headfirst into their daily culture clash over music, news, movies, and the eternal North vs. South debate.

From northern slang lessons and southern passive-aggression, to musical standoffs and mutual roasting. Expect banter, bickering, and the occasional accidental agreement. It’s married life with mics on.

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Episodes
  • The Charity Shop Incident - #2

    The Charity Shop Incident - #2
    Aug 11 2025

    In episode 2, Ann and Nick explain the chaos that erupted inside of a charity shop this week. They also dive deeper into their north & south divide by discussing phrases, traditions and things they've watched on TV this week!

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    41 mins
  • Say Something In Scouse Please - #1

    Say Something In Scouse Please - #1
    Jul 28 2025

    In their debut episode, Ann and Nick pull back the curtain on why they decided to launch this podcast in the first place. From the story of how they met to the realities of a blended family (and living without Ann's desired new kitchen). Plus, Ann doesn’t hold back when it comes to sharing her true feelings about Nick’s band, Trifecta. Buckle up for a funny, honest, and refreshingly unfiltered introduction to the world of Ann and Nick.

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    26 mins
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