Alan Carr's foray into wine connoisseurship is a mixed bag, with the comedian's banter proving to be the real highlight of his new podcast, "Bottoms Up". Partnered with Lee Peart, the duo engage in tastings, respond to reader dilemmas, and even field questions from wine expert Tom Gilbey. However, their witty repartee is where the show truly shines.
When Peart reveals he wants Carr to have his favorite type of white wine when they share a bottle, Carr quips, "You could have told me this off camera… I didn't know this was Relate!" The exchange highlights the comedic chemistry between the two hosts.
In other podcast news, "The Girlfriends: Untouchable" takes a darker turn, focusing on Roger Golubski, a Kansas police detective who misused his power to abuse Black women and target their families. This latest episode in the popular true-crime podcast franchise sheds light on a more sinister aspect of Golubski's crimes.
Kathleen Hanna hosts "Music Makes Us", an interview show that sticks to music, despite some occasional side gossip. The first guest is Paramore's Hayley Williams, who discusses her love for Parliament and Funkadelic. Meanwhile, David Suchet narrates seven spine-tingling tales by Charles Dickens, including a double-bill premiere of "A Christmas Carol".
Lastly, "The Bomb" charts the history behind the Cuban missile crisis, with a personal angle thanks to its presenters – Nina Khrushcheva and Max Kennedy's descendants. This gripping history show offers an intimate look at the events that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war.
When Peart reveals he wants Carr to have his favorite type of white wine when they share a bottle, Carr quips, "You could have told me this off camera… I didn't know this was Relate!" The exchange highlights the comedic chemistry between the two hosts.
In other podcast news, "The Girlfriends: Untouchable" takes a darker turn, focusing on Roger Golubski, a Kansas police detective who misused his power to abuse Black women and target their families. This latest episode in the popular true-crime podcast franchise sheds light on a more sinister aspect of Golubski's crimes.
Kathleen Hanna hosts "Music Makes Us", an interview show that sticks to music, despite some occasional side gossip. The first guest is Paramore's Hayley Williams, who discusses her love for Parliament and Funkadelic. Meanwhile, David Suchet narrates seven spine-tingling tales by Charles Dickens, including a double-bill premiere of "A Christmas Carol".
Lastly, "The Bomb" charts the history behind the Cuban missile crisis, with a personal angle thanks to its presenters – Nina Khrushcheva and Max Kennedy's descendants. This gripping history show offers an intimate look at the events that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war.
! He & Lee Peart are like, wine-tasting BFFs 
but for real, their banter is what makes it lit! And omg, can we talk about how dark "The Girlfriends: Untouchable" gets? It's like, so important to shed light on these kinds of crimes and help keep the victims' voices heard 
. I've been listening to Kathleen Hanna's "Music Makes Us" show & Hayley Williams is, like, my spirit animal 
! And I'm also loving David Suchet's narration of Dickens' classics - it's like getting lost in a whole different world 
! As for "The Bomb", that's some serious history right there 
. Nina Khrushcheva & Max Kennedy's descendants are doing their ancestors justice, you feel?
and i love how he brings the funny, even when they're talking about wine tastings 
. Kathleen Hanna's interview show sounds great too, Paramore's Hayley Williams seems like so much fun to chat with 
. and Nina Khrushcheva and Max Kennedy's descendants on "The Bomb" are doing something really cool, shedding light on a super dark chapter in history 
he's killing it with lee peart, their banter is everything! but seriously though "The Girlfriends: Untouchable" is having me feel all kinds of emotions 
it's so important to bring attention to these dark topics, and kathleen hanna's music makes us show is always on point 
hayley williams as a guest tho is giving me life!!!
. David Suchet's narration of Charles Dickens' tales sounds like a perfect cozy night in.
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! He and Lee Peart have a real comedic chemistry going on, reminds me of my old comedy nights back in the day 
. I'm glad podcasts are doing their part to cover these topics.
Alan Carr and Lee Peart are killing it with their banter, I mean, who knew comedy could be so wine-tastic? 
. I'm definitely tuning in to that one ASAP!
. Nina Khrushcheva and Max Kennedy's descendants are doing a great job of sharing their family's perspective, which adds a whole new layer to our understanding of the crisis.
. Hayley Williams' interview with Kathleen Hanna sounds like an absolute blast - can't wait to dive into that! 
. I'm also intrigued by "The Bomb" - I mean, who knew the Cuban missile crisis had personal connections? It's always fascinating to see how history affects families, you know? 