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We've All Had A Twatful

We've All Had A Twatful

By: Neil Richards & James Power
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 The podcast that brings you everyday relatable moans because quite frankly WE'VE ALL HAD A TWATFUL

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Neil Richards & James Power
Episodes
  • The Series 3 finale!

    The Series 3 finale!
    Nov 13 2025

    Hello listeners, its the final episode of Series 3 and Neil and James are here to share their favourite bits! Don't forget your Twatvent Calendar starts on 1st December, so save the date! If you miss us that much then listen to some older episodes whilst we are away!


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    33 mins
  • A repetitive question, School photos and unsolicited pics on dating apps

    A repetitive question, School photos and unsolicited pics on dating apps
    Nov 10 2025

    Neil and James welcome you to the penultimate episode of Series 3. Following the normal weekly roundup they both share their twatfuls and of course the listener twatful.


    Remember, it's the last episode of series 3 this Thursday, you'll then hear from Neil and James on 1st December through to the 25th December with the return of the Twatvent Calendar.



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    31 mins
  • Halloween, Ring doorbells and Center Parcs

    Halloween, Ring doorbells and Center Parcs
    Nov 6 2025
    Welcome all! Apologies for James lack of speaking on this episode, he was too busy filling his face with Danish cookies. Today Neil and James discuss Halloween, the twatful talking point tells us that Neil is too lazy to stand up and pee and our we've all had a twatful is all centred around Neil's recent trip to Center Parcs.

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    24 mins
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