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David F. Porteous and David Candy
Cheerful Despair
Join two men on the right side of middle age and the wrong side of clinical obesity as they talk about basically nothing. Be disturbed by their absurd views and alarmed by how much you agree with them. For thirty minutes anything goes - this is cheerful despair. Scottish author David F Porteous is approximately one half of Cheerful Despair, find out more about him at his website http://www.dfpiii.com David Candy is approximately the other half of Cheerful Despair, learn nothing about him at his youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/friendlyals
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Ratings & Reviews
5.0 stars from 10 ratings
Very funny
Two odd guys with odd views on an odd world. Very well put together.
DavidJCraig via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 07/05/17
Excellent comedy podcast
Two Davids talking about nothing, but funny. The Tarzan/Bodger and Badger crossover made me laugh a lot!
Ian B in Edinburgh via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 07/05/17
Absolutely hilarious!
Two Scottish guys talking the biggest load of sh**e, what's not to love!
Seanyboy2001 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 06/08/17
Recent Episodes
I tried top watch this. It was beyond stupid and not even a little bit funny. Sounded like extreme left wing nonsense and trying to make it sound funny. This time on Cheerful Despair: Extreme left wing nonsense! Wow! Beyond stupid! Yay! Not even a little bit funny! Plus, Trying to make it sound...
Published 12/06/20
Published 12/06/20
Recorded in early 2019 and aged in an oak MacBook previously used to produce a fine Scottish audiobook. This episode has exquisite bouquets of: Time passes, possibly on the way to taking four consecutive rights and coming back to where it was The Apple Store that used to be a Wimpy "There was...
Published 05/28/20
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