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This week on the Post Pavilion Podcast, Chris and Paul catch up after a chaotic bank holiday weekend. From tour life, van travel and late-night service station stops to local Facebook group drama, bizarre Bournemouth ice blocks and a very awkward trip to the vets with a chihuahua

Plus: theatre etiquette, annoying text abbreviations, piano players in service stations, and the return of “What Gets On Your Tuts?”

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This week, Chris is in serious trouble—after casually admitting he’s been on another podcast. Paul takes it well… absolutely not.

What follows is the usual chaos: birthday catch-ups, cruise ship stories, and two grown men trying (and failing) to stay awake through WrestleMania. There’s also a surprising amount of energy spent debating garden centres, loyalty cards, and why some social situations feel like a full-time job.

As always, What Gets On Your Tuts makes a return—featuring long voice notes, public oversharing, and the little things that really shouldn’t annoy us… but absolutely do.

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Chris and Paul chat about cruise-ship gigs in Norway, how they met as Redcoats at Butlin’s nearly two decades ago, and why sharing food in restaurants should probably be illegal.

There’s talk of celebrity contacts, ridiculous first email addresses, cinema etiquette, and a hotel complaint that’s turned into an email war.

Also featuring listener shout-outs and the return of everyone’s favourite segment: Tuts of the Week.

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This week the Post Pavilion Podcast goes fully local as Paul makes the journey to Chris’s house for the first ever in-person recording.

After celebrating 4,000+ downloads, the conversation quickly goes off the rails. From outrageously expensive outlet shopping centres and £7.50 coffees to a surprisingly emotional review of Paddington the Musical.

We also tackle some important questions:

• Is it weird for middle-aged men to ride skateboards?
• Why is council tax going up again?
• Should you be allowed to make a sandwich during a football match?

Plus another round of “What Gets On Your Tuts?” as the lads vent about potholes, award speeches read from phones, and the rising cost of… well, everything.

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Chris and Paul are back with another chaotic episode of the Post Pavilion Podcast.

This week they chat about strange stage encounters (including a man claiming to be a seal shaver), school run moaners, and the return of the Chris vs Paul quiz which includes a special surprise.

They also rant about their biggest pet peeves in What Gets On Your Tuts—from inside-out laundry to cars “powered by fairy dust.”

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In this weeks episode Paul dials in from a bleak hotel room somewhere on tour (armed with two suitcases and a dismantled TV), while Chris enjoys the comfort of home — and a surprisingly dramatic pigeon encounter.

Chris tells the story of the lost AirPods that have mysteriously resurfaced in Goa, and the viral DJ rant that’s gone totally wrong.

Plus: Stonehenge outrage, recycling bin wars, a Tesla correction, and a fresh round of “What Gets on Your Tuts.”

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In this episode it is a medical, mechanical and social disaster. Paul is fighting man flu with hot fizzy lemonade, Chris is driving a Ford Fiesta that’s basically an aquarium, and robots are delivering pasta while demanding tips. There’s a full-blown class war involving Ocado and Centre Parcs, plus a completely unnecessary name-drop involving Fatboy Slim and a Tesla. No plan. No prep. No lessons learned!

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Missed us? We’ve dusted off the mics, swapped a boardroom for a Somerset living room, and hit record on a proper comeback. No gimmicks, no ads, just two friends rebuilding a show that started in lockdown and somehow kept growing while we were away.

The classics are back, including What Gets On Your Toots, where small annoyances become big laughs and surprising insights into how we live together. Expect gripes about bins left out, groceries abandoned in the wrong aisle, and the unspoken rules of neighbourly care. We also dive into our cultural opposites: Toy Story devotion versus indifference, Disney trip confessions, Lion King nostalgia, and a playful warm-up to an ongoing debate about who’s more middle class. The battleground? Service stations, sausage rolls, and coffee that costs more than your dignity.

Thanks for listening and do not forget to like, subscribe and share with your mates. You can get in touch with your questions, shoutouts, TUTS of the week, or if you have a complaint (although we might bypass those) to postpavilionpodcast@gmail.com or check us out on Facebook and Instagram @postpavilionpodcast for all your pod updates