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Enjoy the gentle, laid-back humour of UK-based comedian and broadcaster John Dredge, in this hilarious 3 part history of almost everything in the universe. This acclaimed radio series has been broadcast on Resonance FM, and syndicated worldwide via Comedy 365, and is now available exclusively at Audible.co.uk. If you enjoyed ¿The Day Today¿ and ¿People Like Us¿, you¿ll love John Dredge. In parts two of this hilarious radio series, John Dredge looks at classical music and the environment.

Enjoy the gentle, laid-back humour of UK-based comedian and broadcaster John Dredge, in this hilarious 3 part history of almost everything in the universe. This acclaimed radio series has been broadcast on Resonance FM, and syndicated worldwide via Comedy 365, and is available exclusively at Audible. If you enjoyed The Day Today and People Like Us, you'll love John Dredge. Here, John looks at the invention of the cube, and tea.

Enjoy the gentle, laid-back humour of UK-based comedian and broadcaster John Dredge, in this hilarious 3 part history of almost everything in the universe. his acclaimed radio series has been broadcast on Resonance FM, and syndicated worldwide via Comedy 365, and is now available exclusively at Audible.co.uk. In part three of this series, John Dredge takes an hilarious look at the discovery of the colour green and the ocean.

Surreal sketches and songs presented by the award-winning John Dredge and a cast of thousands. Produced by Richard Cray. Presented by Humbug Radio.

Mark Hibbett and John Dredge discuss funny comics, one at a time! ”A bumper-size summer special of a show” - The List ”.If villains disguising themselves as babies, fist fights with dentists and ’Steptoe and Son for kids’ pique your interest, this is for you” - The Guardian, Best Podcasts Of The Week ”A nostalgic delve into those pocket-money purchases that made us chortle” - Radio Times, Pick Of The Week ”A fun trip down memory lane” - The Sunday Times ”A glorious nostalgia fest for humour comics of the past” - Down The Tubes