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The Sunday Bootleg

by Tom Slatter

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Cliffhanging 12:57
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Finalé 14:56

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Here’s every single episode of my Sunday Bootleg podcast.

This is for you if you like stupid lies, bizarre stories, acoustic bootlegs and the occasional interviews.

This was me learning how podcasts work and indulging my comedy writing itch. If I didn’t have this bastard day job to do I’d have kept this up as I really enjoyed it but for now it’s taking a hiatus.

I’ve put up all 47 episodes, so there’s loads to listen to. If you want a bit of a guide, then here are some specific episodes you might check out:

My favourite standalone episodes are number 8, ‘Spilling Tiny Trains, number 13, ‘Elephant! Elephant! Elephant!’, number 21 ‘Temporal Glitch’ and number 36 ‘I’ve Never Been To Durham’.

The interview episodes - clearly labelled with the artist’s names - are worth listening to.

And then there’s the main course, the saga of Tarquin and the City Eggs. This is the story that runs through the whole series and tells the tale of Tarquin, the city boy who, along with his brethren, tend the eggs that grow into sky-scrapers in the middle of London. I accidentally got involved in a war between Tarquin and his people and some metal insect creatures that had been brought to life by use of a rather bizarre machine.

Even for me, it gets a bit weird.

The relevant episode numbers are: 1, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 19, 20, 25, 28, 35, 41, 42, 43, 46, 47.

Or you could just download the lot.

Enjoy!

Or ‘I’m sorry’.

One of the two.

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released August 26, 2018

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Tom Slatter London

A latter-day Victorian street-theatre barker with a guitar promising tales of mystery, imagination, ‘orrible murders and bloody great waving tentacles’ is how Tom Slatter has been described. Since 2010 he has been scaring audiences with six albums and numerous EPs of storytelling songs. ... more

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