Frank Off The Radio: The Frank Skinner Podcast
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SummaryWelcome to the world of Frank Off The Radio, a podcast that captures the essence of a long, wandering pub conversation with some of the funniest minds in British comedy. Hosted by the legendary Frank Skinner alongside his brilliant co-hosts Emily Dean and Ruth Husko, the show is a masterclass in the art of the observational tangent. Nothing is too trivial to escape their scrutiny, and that is exactly where the magic happens. Whether they are dissecting the social faux pas of using speakerphone in public, debating the questionable etiquette of modern stag dos, or recounting the bizarre logistics of a workplace injury involving a hairbrush, the team transforms the mundane into the hilarious. Expect to hear Frank’s signature blend of self-deprecating wit and sharp cultural critique as they navigate the absurdity of everyday life. From deep dives into the quirks of celebrity culture and sports superstitions to "live-googling" historical mysteries, the format is refreshingly free-flowing and delightfully unpredictable. This is a show for anyone who loves an anecdote that takes a hard left turn into the surreal. It is warm, inquisitive, and consistently sharp, offering an intimate look at the weird, wonderful, and often baffling social interactions that define our contemporary world. If you appreciate comedy that is as conversational and clever as it is candid, Frank Off The Radio is your new essential listen.
Updated Jul 1, 2026
Episodes
Speakerphone Etiquette
The conversation turns to the annoyance of people using speakerphone in public and the lack of social consent.
Pretending To Be Asleep
Frank explores the deceptive art of pretending to be asleep to avoid difficult conversations and marital conflict.
Frank Skinner Radio Days: Pork Pie Punch Up
A wedding celebration turns into a chaotic brawl triggered by the unlikely throwing of a pork pie.
Frank's Got Anecdotes!
The hosts debate the merits of casual slang, celebrity impressions, and whether the iconic bus stop timetable is art.
Frank on Stag Dos
Escaping the sea of cringe and inflatable dolls: a look at why stag dos have become such exhausting, joyless ordeals.
Frank’s Radio Days: Cardinal Rocher
Frank and Alan debate the merits of televised bedroom scenes, winter sports, and the origins of the humble Tip-Ex.
There's a Doctor in the House
Adam Kay joins the show to discuss his new thriller, why he left medicine for comedy, and the art of the plot twist.
How Much Is Frank Worth?
Frank and the team debate the value of celebrity meet-and-greets and the etiquette of charging for fan interactions.
Frank Radio Days: Buckle Up
Frank and the team debate the mystery of why men unbuckle at urinals and share their most painful domestic mishaps.
Celebrity Look-alikes
Explore the uncanny world of celebrity look-alikes as the panel shares hilarious tales of mistaken identity.
Frank's View on Football Parades
Why open-top football parade buses are a naff tradition and better suited to celebrating with a simple birthday balloon.
Frank Skinner's Radio Days: Doggy Dental
Frank recounts his solitary week at home, his new wireless headphones, and his surreal experience with a dog dentist.
456 Quid for a Fox?!
The team discusses mummy-fied foxes for sale, the absurdity of summer fashion, and bizarre comic book team-ups.
465 Quid for a Fox?!
The team explores a mummified fox, questionable fashion choices, and the bizarre history of comic book cameos.
Rejected by King Charles
A trip to the Kings Garden Party turns into an awkward encounter with Pink Floyds Nick Mason and royal protocol.
Frank Skinner's Radio Days: Superimposed with a Dalek
Frank recounts his disastrous attempt to repair a decapitated nativity shepherd with super glue in a deserted church.
Frank's Going To Change His Name
Frank considers changing his name by deed poll while the team tackles cat naming wars and local park observations.
The Expiry Date On Being Cancelled
Considering whether there is a statute of limitations on public disgrace after exploring the history of Fatty Arbuckle.
Frank Skinner’s Radio Days: Little Rituals
Reflecting on the comfort of life’s small routines, from swimming with chips to daily digital games and bad habits.
The Best Sitcom Ever
Discover why Superstore is the most consistent and underrated sitcom ever made.
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