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Twistory Tales! Episode Twenty One: March

Posted on 28/03/2018 by

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Welcome to another edition of Twistory Tales, the Richard Usher one-man comedy Podcast! Featuring recreations of history for March, including the tragedy of Romeo & Juliet. Written and Performed by Richard A. Usher Jazz Comedy Theme music courtesy of www.bensound.com …

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Twistory Tales! Episode Twenty: January 2018

Posted on 01/02/2018 by

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Welcome to a brand new season of Twistory Tales, the Richard Usher one-man comedy Podcast! Featuring recreations of history for January, including the ill-fated Scott expedition to the South Pole. Written and Performed by Richard A. Usher Jazz Comedy Theme …

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Twistory Tales – Episode Nineteen: October & November

Posted on 28/11/2017 by

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Welcome to a double-month omnibus edition of Twistory Tales, the Richard Usher one-man comedy Podcast! Featuring recreations of history for October and November down the ages from ‘Dr Who’ and the Orient Express to the publishing of the very first …

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Twistory Tales – Episode Eighteen: September

Posted on 26/09/2017 by

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Welcome to Twistory Tales, the Richard Usher one-man comedy Podcast! Featuring recreations of history for September down the ages from ‘The Shape of Things To Come’ to the Blackpool Illuminations…and a little bonus extra from one Ben Bernard… Written and …

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Twistory Tales – Episode Seventeen: August

Posted on 24/08/2017 by

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Welcome to Twistory Tales, the Richard Usher one-man comedy Podcast! Featuring recreations of history for August down the ages from Saxon gravestones to the horrors of the Dentist chair! Written and Presented by Richard A. Usher Sketches Performed by Richard …

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Twistory Tales – The Richard Usher Comedy Podcast Episode Sixteen – July

Posted on 29/07/2017 by

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Welcome to Twistory Tales, the new name for the Richard Usher comedy Podcast! Featuring all your favourite items with recreations of history for July down the ages, and the grumblings of the “Master of Mirth”, Ben Bernard. So, prepare for …

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Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?

Posted on 29/06/2017 by

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Welcome to an early summer double-bill edition of ‘Richard A. Usher – The Podcast!’ featuring more oddball sketches for May and June, plus seasonal irritations for Ben Bernard. So, pull up a deckchair, grab an iced cocktail and tune your …

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From the Sword that Knighted a Famous Scientist to the Lance that Slew the Dragon…

Posted on 28/04/2017 by

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Welcome to a special omnibus edition of ‘Richard A. Usher – The Podcast!’ featuring more oddball sketches for March and April, plus medical irriations for Ben Bernard. So, sit yourself down somewhere comfy, put on your listening ears and expect …

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Your Ticket to a New Utopia

Posted on 28/02/2017 by

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Welcome to the first anniversary edition of ‘Richard A. Usher – The Podcast!’ featuring more oddball sketches and more irriations for Ben Bernard. So, sit yourself down somewhere comfy, put on your listening ears and expect the unexpected as we …

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Once Upon a Midnight Dreary…

Posted on 29/01/2017 by

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Welcome to the first 2017 edition of ‘Richard A. Usher – The Podcast!’ featuring more oddball sketches and a showbiz meeting for Ben Bernard. So, sit yourself down with a glass of the strong stuff and expect the unexpected …

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