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I can't believe we are here, the final episode of Season 3 of Tom Read Wilson has words with…Joining me, is Countdown's Susie Dent, for the ultimate ‘word-off'.This episode is a little different to the norm, as we share the same etymological passion, it was only right that we dive into some trickier words, phrases and groups of words to get your brain cells buzzing.If you've only just found me, do take a listen to the wealth of knowledge stored in Seasons 1, 2 and now 3.I'll be back soon! But in the meantime… OODLES of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, I am joined by the hilarious and wonderful, Josh Jones. We bonded on his TV debut and this wordy catch up, was well over due.We talk about selling cigarettes at school, sexy accents and dive deep on his love of carbs. Plus, Josh gives us an exclusive that all of his social media followers have been waiting for!If you like this episode - take a listen to fellow Mancunian, Stephen Bailey, in season 1 of the podcast. And in the meantime... OODLES of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's PRIDE MONTH!! And what better way to welcome it, than with a ki ki with the iconic, Michelle Visage.Michelle talks about identifying as a hoochie mama, dancing outside the margins and looks back on her younger years, to tell me how she got her name. Feel your oats and take a listen, laugh and find translations of some popular drag-isms.If you love all things drag, take a listen back to Season 1, where I had a chat with UK Drag Race alumni, Baga Chipz. Don't forget to subscribe and leave your comments - I read each and every one of them. In the meantime, oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

She’s a a feminist icon, a comedian and my latest guest. I am of course talking about Jo Brand.This week, we discuss imaginary friends, grief bacon and compare my voice to Julie Andrews.For more talks with strong female voices, listen back to Series 2 where I spoke with Oti Mabuse and Charlotte Church. And if you've not already, do subscribe and leave your comments - I read every one of them.In the meantime, oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you've not done your crunches this week, then prepare to have your obliques challenged! I am joined by comedian and 'Honest Man', Ed Byrne.What could be meant when someone says, "the dogs won't lick your blood"? Find out as we reminisce, talk comedy and discuss the origins of "smashing".For more comedy chats, take a listen to Lloyd Griffith and Luke Kempner in Season 1. And if you've not already, do subscribe and leave you comments - I read every one of them.In the meantime, oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I dive into the world of comedy, dominatrix-isms and hear utterly charming stories from the childhood of my dear friend, Desiree Burch.Did you know there was an alternative meaning for the acronym CBT? Well, you're about to find that out and SO much more.If you like this, take a listen to our earlier episodes, including another friend from across the pond - Paul Carrick Brunson in Season 1.Don't forget to leave us your comments and don't forget to rate us with your stars. Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Quiet please! The vicar is ready to speak. The Vicar of Dibley that is. That's right, this week we are joined by none other, than Dawn French.From growing up in army camps, to her friendship with 'fatty' (Jennifer Saunders). We talk about boob-heads, devils urine and the RIGHT WAY to serve your scones.If you like this, take a listen to our earlier episodes, including a heart warming talk with Jennifer Saunders herself, in Season 2.Don't forget to leave us your comments and don't forget to rate us with your stars. Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, the self-proclaimed connoisseurs of camp chew the fat on Tom Read Wilson Has Words With...I am talking, of course, about the marvellous David Walliams. We discuss his memoirs, reminisce about school days and find out the meaning of some Walliamsisms (what a mouthful) including "get on the pouffe"If you like this, you'll love the earlier episodes, including a hilarious discuss with Keith Lemon, in Season 2.Don't forget to leave us your comments and don't forget to rate us with your stars. Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, I am joined by the Duchess herself, Sophie Hermann. Be it her fashion, he catchphrases or her poetic grasp on language - the Herminator is a lady of many talents.We discuss the mechanics behind certain bedroom activities, pranks played on siblings and THAT mink line from Made In Chelsea.If you like this, you'll love the earlier episodes, including a candid chat with Charlotte Crosby, in Season 1.Don't forget to leave us your comments and don't forget to rate us with your stars. Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Psst... did you miss me? Well darlings, I'm BACK! Welcome to Season 3 of Tom Read Wilson has words with...In this episode I am joined by my dear chum (or butt as he might say), Gareth Thomas. We talk about the warm community feeling of growing up in Wales. Nicknames and how they stick and Gareth serenades me. I took a deep dive into Gareth's brilliant book and in this episode, find out the meanings behind the musings.If ever there was an episode to return with, it is this; I can't wait for you to hear it. Leave us your comments and don't forget to rate us with your stars. Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you been missing all things wordy with Tom Read Wilson? Well, never fear. Season 3 is on it's way and you will once delve into the world of words with the most charming host in podcasting. If you are new here or want some It's nostalgia, take a listen to this - Season 2's 'Best Bits.Alan Carr, Sian Gibson, Rob Beckett and Oti Mabuse tell us a little about themselves, their hometowns and translate their local slang.Stay tuned for updates but in the meantime... are you sure you've listened to all the offerings from this wordy podcast? If you haven't, now is the time. Leave us your comments and don't forget to rate us with your stars - it means the world. Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you been missing all things wordy with Tom Read Wilson? Well, never fear. Season 3 is on it's way and you will once delve into the world of words with the most charming host in podcasting. If you are new here or want some It's nostalgia, take a listen to this - Season 1's 'Best Bits'.Angela Scanlon, Baga Chipz, Paul C Brunson and Charlotte Crosby tell us a little about themselves, their hometowns and translate their local slang.Stay tuned for updates but in the meantime... are you sure you've listened to all the offerings from this wordy podcast? If you haven't, now is the time. Leave us your comments and don't forget to rate us with your stars - it means the world. Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the final episode of Season 2 and we couldn't think of a more Absolutley Fabulous way to wrap up, than hearing Tom shoot the breeze with his most quoted, icon, Jennifer Saunders. From live shows, to working with Joanna Lumley, French and Saunders to Cher - this lady has all the stories and you won't want to miss it.Do you find yourself randomly asking for "just a smidge more" when someone is pouring the boli' dah-ling? Then it's time to listen to the brains behind it.Thank you for all your love so far and for making Season 2 so fantastic. Stay tuned for updates but in the meantime... are you sure you've listen the offerings from this wordy podcast? If you haven't, now is the time. Leave us your comments and don't forget to rate us with your stars - it means the world. Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the penultimate episode of this season, Tom is joined by television hosting sensation, Gaby Roslin. From the meaning of Hippo to alternative names for corn on the cob... Gaby and Tom have a plethora of stories to exchange; and they are SO worth a listen. Gaby talks about how she unintentionally mimics accents and how she got her own back on an outspoken teacher and so much more. If you like this episode, don't forget to listen back to those you have missed and join us next week for the finale of Season 2. Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode is one for the history books *wink wink nudge nudge* as Tom welcomes horrible historian, Greg Jenner. If you love stories of glamour through the ages and ears that look like lady parts... then this is the episode for you.Greg translates words from times past and gives Tom a new way to describe good dates that is simply out of this world. If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe and do leave us your ratings and reviews, we read every one of them! Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

He's a man of many hats, Keith Lemon aka Leigh Francis joins Tom for the most risque episode to date. Sensitive ears beware. The boys talk nether regions, circumcision and the Yorkshire meaning of minge (clue: it's further up than you think).Keith SHHH-TINGS to his hearts content, talks about his short but sweet role in the 'Rocket Man' movie and shows his charitable side as he talks about his friend, Caroline Flack.If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe and do leave us your ratings and reviews, we read every one of them! Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Strictly Come Dancing's dancing queen, Oti Mabuse, joins Tom this week to talk about her peripatetic life and all things dance. Don't know what peripatetic means? Find out by listening to this delightful episode.Oti tells us about the days when the Viennese Waltz was banned for being too sexual and her rule when it comes to naming children. We also learn that even celebrities need to ask for advice; Oti loves speaking to strong, women about their careers in presenting so that she might pick up some tricks along the way!If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and do leave us your ratings and reviews, we read every one of them! Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tom is joined Joel (or is just Joe) Dommett! This Bristolian comedian has Tom swooning so much, he could give the heart eyed emoji a run for it's money.Are you Jimmy? Are you a keener? Have you heard of Asdals? Well... there's only one way to find out *wink*.Download and as always, please share your love and kind words - it means the world! Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tom is joined by the delicious and delightful Charlotte Church! The Welsh songstress teaches us all about the Welsh language and the politics behind it - every day is a school day.Prepare your ears for a snippet of one of her well known songs, feel the nostalgia. This episode packs a punch as Charlotte demonstrates she still flexes the 'straight talking' nature we all fell in love with.Download and as always, please share your love and kind words - it means the world! Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Tom is reunited with a Celeb's Go Dating co-star, Rob Beckett. These two have a lot to say for themselves and find out the lived not far from each other in their earlier years!Hailing from South East London, Rob is a cockney but not a cockney. How does that work? You'll have to listen to find out. Hear Rob and Tom discuss how 'Grime' has become part of language and how expensive it is to enjoy the delights of avocado. It's a WELL GOOD episode! Download and as always, please share your love and kind words - it means the world! Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Tom chews the fat with the lovely Sian Gibson. From growing up in Mold, lying on her CV and explaining what a cwtch is (hint: it'll be your new favourite word). Listening to these two will warm your heart and pass the time in the easiest way - make sure you tune in. Download and as always, please share your love and kind words - it means the world!. Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Tom catches up with the dancing sensation, Ashley Banjo. As Tom struggles to compose himself in front of his secret crush, Ashley explains Banjo-isms, Diversity-isms and forgets more dance moves than the average person will ever know.Please note, Ashley was rehearsing for an upcoming tour and the studio was a little echoy!Listen in and share your love and kind words - it means the world!. Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back like we never left! Hello and welcome to Season 2 of Tom Read Wilson has words with... thank you for coming back. This week Tom speaks to national treasure, Alan Carr. This chatty man will regale you with tales of diva behaviour, how he met his husband and pick apart some Northampton-isms. From start to finish you'll be chuckling, so make sure you're ready for something light hearted and fun - perfect for a rainy day! Please subscribe and do leave us your ratings and reviews, we read every one of them! Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Let us take you on a lexical journey with highlights from our first ten episodes of Tom Read Wilson has words with... With episodes featuring Angela Scanlon, Lloyd Griffith, Charlotte Crosby, Luke Kempner, Stephen Bailey, Radzi Chinyanganya, Paul Carrick Brunson, Baga Chipz, Harriet Thorpe and Paul Chuckle! If you haven't already, take a listen to Series 1 and stay tuned for Episode 1 of Series 2 on Wednesday! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the Season 1 finale episode - we made it! As a reward, Tom speaks to a man that need no introduction, one half of the nations most beloved comedy duo... it's Paul Chuckle! Hear about The Chuckle Brothers story growing up, get nostalgic with childhood memories and find out how they came up with the famous phrase 'to me, to you'.From start to finish, this weeks episode will give you a little warm feeling inside.There will be no lengthy break between seasons so do stay tuned for some wordy goodness next week.If you have enjoyed this series so far, please subscribe and do leave us your ratings and reviews, we read every one of them! Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From London to Hollywood, this week's guest has lived a life like something out of the movies. She's graced the stage and the screens - she's Absolutely Fabulous *wink*! Why is it called the Green Room? Wonder no more. Harriet Thorpe and Tom Read Wilson have all the theatre terminology your heart could desire in this weeks episode. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and do leave us your ratings and reviews, we read every one of them! Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What's one way to make PRIDE month 'much better'? Having words with a Ru girl of course! RuPaul's Drag Race UK runner up, Baga Chipz, joins Tom this week to talk about rubbing shoulders with celebrities and life growing up in the black country. We ask "how am ya?" and wonder what a 'bab' is? To round up, Tom makes sense of some well known drag phrases. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and do leave us your ratings and reviews, we read every one of them! Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Celebs Go Dating's resident love guru, entrepreneur and author, Paul Carrick Brunson catches up with his long-time friend, Tom about plantations in America and the longer term effects on African-American surnames, 'The Vital Vs' and the birth of Hip-Hop culture. We also hear about the words used in Jamaica, Queens, where 'bad' means good, 'wack' means bad and 'dope' is not what you think it is.In support of the #BlackLivesMatter movement, Tom would also like to draw attention to the 'Minnesota Freedom Fund', if you can donate and assist the change you wish to see in the world, click here - https://minnesotafreedomfund.org/frequently-asked-questions.If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and do leave us your ratings and reviews, we read every one of them! Oodles of love x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TV presenter Radzi Chinyanganya chats with Tom about the lingo and phrases of his hometown Wolverhampton such as 'Owamya?', 'a bab', 'bostin', and 'clarting about'. We also hear about the words used at home with a Scottish mum and a Zimbabwean dad, the 'heel' of the bread, and why 'Peaky Blinders' get the midlands so wrong. If you enjoyed this podcast please subscribe for more! Any Wolverhampton phrases to add to the list? We would love to hear from you in the comments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stephen Bailey talks with Tom about the Manchester phrases he grew up with such a 'chippy tips', 'our kid', 'mad for it', 'strike', 'mither', and a 'chip muffin'They also talk about the technicalities of when 'tea' is, pick apart when slang is homophobic or not, and talk about chips and gravy. If you enjoyed this podcast please subscribe for more! Any phrases to add to the list? We would love to hear from you in the comments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Comedian and impressionist Luke Kempner hails from Surrey but talks to Tom about many different accents from Newcastle, Leeds, and Manchester, Scottish plus impressions including Rylan, Maggie Smith, Christopher Biggins, Downton's Mr Carson (Jim Carter), Donald Trump, and Louis TherouxAs Luke's wife is Scottish, they talk about Scottish phrases like 'chum you to the shop', 'at the back of five', 'ken', 'a jobbie', and 'allow yourself'. Please subscribe for more - and we'd love to hear from you in the comments! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charlotte Crosby, TV presenter and former 'Geordie Shore' star, talks to Tom about her Sunderland roots and all that wonderful north-east lingo. Charlotte talks about her shy childhood, being schooled by nuns, her Celebrity Big Brother days - plus they dig into words like 'mackem', 'haway man!', 'purely belter', 'marra', 'canny', 'why aye man!', 'radgie, and 'a worky ticket'. And both Tom and Charlotte reveal what accents they find sexiest! If you enjoyed this podcast please subscribe for more! Any phrases to add to the list? We would love to hear from you in the comments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Comedian Lloyd Griffith chats to Tom about all the lingo from Grimsby. Lloyd also talks about his passion for choir-singing, football chants, a sellotape impression, why posh people say 'draw a bath', and how a builder mistook Lloyd for a woman. Tom and Lloyd dig into phrases such as 'got a monk on', 'in a benny', 'beeling', 'bugalugs', 'mardy', 'twagging' and 'fizzog'. If you enjoyed this podcast please subscribe for more! If you have any phrases to add or would just like to say hello, we would love to hear from you in the comments! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

'Your Home Make Perfect' presenter Angela Scanlon chats with Tom about the lingo and slang used on the East Coast of Ireland (Angela is from County Meath). Words and phrases like 'culchie', 'grand', 'Thanks a million', 'acting the maggot', 'giving out' 'I will in my hole', 'bleedin dirtbird', 'story boss?', 'c'mere till I tell ye', 'bit of a ride', 'getting the shift', 'ask me bollix', 'craic' and 'banjaxed' get picked apart. If you enjoyed this podcast please subscribe for more! We would love to hear from you in the comments - any phrases to add or perhaps you'd just like to say hello! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TRAILER: Welcome to a new podcast, hosted by Celebs Go Dating's Tom Read Wilson. Tom is joined by guests from around the UK (and beyond!) as he explores the fascinating world of local lingo, everyday slang, accents, and words. What unique phrases define your hometown? Tom, with the help of celebrity guests and listeners, is on a mission to discover them all! Launching April 29th 2020, hit the subscribe button to be notified when the first episode of this delightful podcast drops. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.