The Dave Gorman Podcast

The Dave Gorman Podcast

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Podcast recorded on Sunday 18 November 2012

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Comedian and author Dave Gorman has joined the Absolute Radio family and we love him. Here's your chance to re-live the best bits of his recent shows.

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As we face the final curtain we decide to not get all a-maudlin and instead focus on people's unique traditions and celebrations. We also call in a demolition squad. — Recorded: 18 November 2012 — Duration: 1 hour 2 minutes 34 seconds

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Sunday 18 November 2012
As we face the final curtain we decide to not get all a-maudlin and instead focus on people's unique traditions and celebrations. We also call in a demolition squad.