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Dive into this captivating extract from Parodies of the Works of English and American Authors, Vol 1, where Tennysons iconic Charge of the Light Brigade is humorously revisited. This collection playfully explores a range of topics, from the Clergy and the Fairer Sex to Doctors and Engineers, delivering a delightful twist on the original poem. - Summary by Kim

On this soon to be award winning show, you will join me, your Prime Minister and Twitter sensation, for a behind the scenes look at what is really happening at the heart of government. Journey with me into my secret basement, away from spin doctors and advisors, where I will give you the unvarnished truth about the decisions that help to ruin your life. Make sure you leave a glowing 5* review, just like I did for Dido Harding's fantastic work on the Track & Trace app.And throw away your hard earned money by supporting the show via Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/parodyborisjohnson***Follow ...

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The Dave Ryan Show Parodies

Wecognito is a positive parody podcast. It's 70% fiction & 20% facts rolled with 10% THC. Each episode is a harmless imaginative narration on what some of the most well known people on earth might be doing as an alternate career - in an incognito mode.

Another year, another prime minister - how many have we been through now? In the face of all the nonsense that has spewed forth from Westminster over the past two years, John Crace's brilliantly lacerating political sketches have provided the nation with some desperately needed relief. In Depraved New World, Crace introduces a worryingly funny selection of his finest work.

OBJECT:PARODY is a radio show co-curated with Shella Radio and the Prague-based OBJECT:PARADISE collective which aims to expose the (un)health indecencies within Prague and the microcosm of the art world that it represents. The show features discussions on the Prague art scene, groundbreaking reportage from KROTCH Magazine, interviews from Žižkov, and other works from our Prague community.

This podcast takes a journey through the Gospel of Matthew, unpacking its story of Jesus as a peasant leader of a nonviolent movement for a new society that he calls “The Kingdom of Heaven.” Each episode explores literary, cultural and historical context, passage by passage.