Holiday Jokes

Episode 15 of the Do You Comma Here Often Podcast.

Listen as I read a selection of Holiday Jokes from the Readers Digest website. All read in my Scottish accent.

The internet is full of "hilarious" jokes and stories. I've once again managed to find a site that is devoid of them. Despite the title of the article.

I don't proof read the article, song lyrics or anything I pick to read before recording. Every episode is recorded in one sitting. No pauses. No edits. If I make a mistake in pronunciation it stays in there. If something makes me laugh it stays in there. If something makes me exasperated it stays in there (this can happen often). If people spell things incorrectly or use incorrect grammar it stays in there.

One day I'll have enough money to buy a decent microphone.

New episodes released every Tuesday (they might take a few extra days to reach your podcast listening platform of choice).

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Al Roosten by George Saunders

Episode 14 of the Do You Comma Here Often Podcast.

Listen as I read George Saunders short story, Al Roosten from the Short Stories website. All read in my Scottish accent.

Please be warned that there is some slight homophobic connotations in this story. I just pick things at random to read. No proof reading first.

I don't fully understand George's story but, despite some of my reservations during the recording, I fully commend him for putting it out there. Art is a difficult thing to hand over to others for their consumption.

Recorded in one sitting. No pauses. No edits. If I make a mistake in pronunciation it stays in there. If something makes me laugh it stays in there. If people spell things incorrectly or use incorrect grammar it stays in there.

Thanks for listening.

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BONUS EPISODE - Cluedo Instructions

Listen as I read out the instruction for the popular board game Cluedo (known as Clue in the United States) in my "sexy" Scottish brogue.

I have nothing further to add. It's the instructions to a board game!

Recorded in one sitting. No pauses. No edits. If I make a mistake in pronunciation it stays in there. If something makes me laugh it stays in there. If people spell things incorrectly or use incorrect grammar it stays in there.

Thanks for listening.

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