Breaking Up With The Past

You have got quite a unique voice. I know, yeah. Is that your actual voice? Of course it fucking is. I wouldn't choose it. Why? Are you prepared to let go of this obsession with nostalgia and start living in the here and now? No, it's too profitable to my career. I think the Beatles is the best most important thing that's ever happened to humanity. That is fucking ludicrous, what is just coming out of the clubly accurate, brother. Are you ready to break up with the past? Yeah, I suppose so, yeah. Bring out 90s Josh, please. Oh no . Oh wow. I didn't have that much bum fluff, I'll tell you that. Hello and welcome to my office. This is Joe Marla Will See You Now with me, Dr. Jo Marla. This is the show where I mine deep into the heads of celebrities and try to escape before I've done more harm than good. With me as always is my trusty assistant, Jake. Jakey, how are you, boy? Joey, how are you today? Ah, I just I'm sorry, I said Jakey. Yeah, you don't like Joey. I'm not. Is that why you don't like it? Wow! That's the same pose you do for George Galloway. When you do your impression of go on. George Galloway's this. Would you like me to put a cat? Whereas when you flip it like that, it's boing. Little Joey. Do you like Jakey? I don't like Joey. Um , I do from the if I know someone quite well I like Jakey. Uh my mum used to call me uh Jakey Wakey. Uh always have a soft spot for that nickname. Um Jake the Snake. Only in the mornings though, surely. Jakey Wakey, yeah, or well actually it wasn't really like an instruction, Jakey Wakey, it was just like, hey, here he is, Jakey Wakey . Yeah. That is shit. Oh, well, thanks for sort of tarnishing a core childhood memory of mine. Oh, by the way, that thing you held really close to your heart about your mum, it's shit. It's shit. I'm sorry. I like being nostalgic actually. I like I like being nostalgic. Yeah, why not? So you don't like looking back on stuff and being like, oh I love those bands, I love those uh TV shows. Kids TV. You know, look back at Kids TV and think, oh, that was fun. Uh Pat Sharp, Funhouse. Yeah. I'll go with that. Uh Bernard's Watch, remember that one? Queen's Nose. Queen's Nose. These are Bernard's what I loved because I would like fantasize about what I would do with the what he The power to stop time. Do you know what he did? Well you remember because you watched it. Yeah. Do the hoover ing. Oh my mum mum oh my mum's tell tell me to do the hoovering. I haven't done it. I'll stop time and do that. That's all you would do. Because it stopped him getting in trouble. Yeah, I know, but come on. Why haven't you done your chores, boy? You're 11, you're 11, 12 years old. You can stop time. Like, what would you do? You can't drive. You can't drive. Even if you go, oh well, no, it's gonna stop you because time well you haven't learned. You can nick stuff, you can nick loads of your favourite fast food from a fast food shop. Well you can't because it's not cooked. Because you've paused time. Stopping time, you're restricted because you stop everything else from being able to work. It's quite a lonely, lonely place to be. Bernard was probably very lonely. And that was what the message was actually about. It was about we come into this world alone, we live our lives alone, and we leave the world alone. And that is why it's such a profound bit of TV. And it really underrated, it didn't get as enough awards. But you did hint that we do have a guest who might be quite into nostalgia? Yeah, well we do, don't we? Can you do he's obsessed? Can you um can you tell our listeners Shall I tell them without telling them? Tell them with a voice. Oh well well no, my name's uh no you do it. I can't do it. Um Well, um I'm here and I'm very happy to be here. And um very good to uh it's Josh Widicom. It's Josh Widdicum. Yeah. Top, top. comedian Top comedian. If you don't know him from his stand-up, you'll know him from his podcasting. If you don't know him from his podcasting, you'll know him from the TV. If you don't know him from the TV, then you will still probably not know him. You might not know him. But you still enjoy the episode, because my God, he's a talent and a half. Yeah. Josh is a bit of a pop culture obsessive. You are part of it now. What do you mean? You are part of the pup the pop culture now. I don't think everyone has um a massive podcast like you. No, but everyone has on the wheel mate. Everyone goes you mean everyone's everyone who goes and uh has dinner with Nick Grimshaw on a podcast, do they? You've done that much of a DV that you think, oh this is just what everyone does. You thought like everyone gets a date in their calendar where they go for dinner with Nick Russia. Yeah, no, really well played. I think Josh has spent enough time in Janet's waiting room. Should we give him in? I would love that, yeah. Janet, release the beast. Send in Josh Whitakum, please. Thank you . Josh welcome everybody! Hello . How are you? Hi Josh. Welcome. Thank you for having me. Thank you for coming. I like Janet. She's nice, isn't she? Is she? Yeah. This is Jake. I'm fully aware of who Jake is. Oh. Before you were my boss, um Josh was my boss. Quite surprised when I saw him turn up on this, and you I hadn't been asked to be a referee for him. That was an interesting uh turn of events. This is interesting for me now. How are you though? I'm very good actually, yeah, good. We always get our patients, slash clients, slash guests, because we're not sure legally what to say or what to be able to call you to fill out the intake questionnaire . Did I just kick your leg then? You trying it out for me. Is that what's going on? Is it working? It is a little bit, yeah. Yeah, I thought it might be. A little bit ruffled. Right. Full name, please. Josh Michael Whittakom. Star sign . Um Ares . Hmm . What does that mean? It's the Ram. What parts of you are ram like? What personality or physically? It's your question. My woolly hair. Pardon? It's my woolly hair. My slightly curly hair . Forgive me. I heard Willie hair. Oh, sorry, not one Willie. No wonder you looked surprised. Occupation. Comedian . First comedian we've had in for a session that is just straight up gone , I'm funny. No, I didn't say that, I said I'm a comedian. I think that a lot of people you feel embarrassed by it so you have to pretend to be bashful, but the truth is I am a comedian. Really? That's why I'm sat here. And what's the definition of comedian? Um, someone that's done at least six mock the weeks. Biggest pet peeve. Oh my word, this is more of an opinion one, isn't it? The others were quite easy. What's the biggest pet you've got? Uh our oldest cat. What sort of cat is it? It's a Siberian . Tiger. Favourite decade ? Uh the 90s, though I've OD'd on it a bit, so I'm going back to the 80s a bit more with my interests. Okay okay,. What year what 's what year were you born? How old were you? Eighty three. So that makes you Forty-Two. Forty-two? You've got such lovely skin and Thank you. Actually thick hair. You've got thick hair as well. I've had mine done. Have you? Yeah. Oh. Well why didn't you keep the rest of it then? When was the last time you cried? Do you know what? I think it was when I'm I misjudged coming down off antidepressants and went too fast. You didn't do the tapering? Well, I'm now back up to 10 milligrams. Really? Yeah. But I was on 20. Yeah. But uh And what is it? I'm on Tetilapram. That's what I'm on. Oh okay, here we go. Here we go. There we go. What percent ? What milligrams are you on? I'm on twenty. Oh you and I've experienced that before where Yeah because it takes a while to build up for it to kick in doesn't it you've got to be taking it for a while and then you seem to sort of level out and then you're on it and then you're meant to taper off but there was so often especially early doors when I was struggling with it all, I was like I, feel much better. I'm fit. Of course, I'm not going on the fucking pill anymore. They're gone. Yeah. The fucking come down is hard. So what happened to me, I don't know when it was, about six months ago, was I was ill and it meant I forgot to take them for three days. Ah. And then I got better physically, but I was in a dark place. So I just was crying for no reason. So that's that's the answer to that one. Oh wow. Thank you for sharing that as well. So um I think more people should talk about it because I think it's a really normal thing. Well it's complete. And I was really worried about taking them because I thought there was so much stigma attached to it. I thought it was a weakness in taking them. So did I. And I thought I didn't know I can do this on myself. I can do this totally using my own mind totallyally to actu fix my broken mind. Yeah. It doesn't fucking work. I I was like, what if it makes me not me? And I was like, but me is really sad. Oh thank you. I really appreciate that. Um biggest fear. Obviously like things that would be the worst are like being tortured or at war or something like that. Yeah. But that's not something that takes my day up . So really the actual fears that grip me are mundane and probably vain . So they are stuff like just career fear, constant career fear. They're the things that consume me. But that I mean I'd rather my career disappeared than I was tortured in Iraq. You've got to choose, right? If I had to choose. But that doesn't consume me. I very rarely think about Guantanamo Bay. So the thing that consumes me would be it all going away. But even even after being doing it for so long at such a high level. Not as bad as it was. Right, okay. But still there. It's still there. What would happen if it did all go away? I think it would be fine. The truth is Would your wife and kids still love you? I don't know if they do, as it is true. It's such a sort of question of like, well, I hadn't even considered that was an option as you said that and now it's that's a whole new level of fear about this unlocked. Tell me a secret. Um good question. One of the side effects of Eschatali um. Oh. Ha ha ha, I know you're interested. Yeah. It's more difficult to ejaculate. That's not a secret though. That's on Google, Mike. I know, people don't discuss that. And I basically wanted to see what your reaction would be to saying it. What? Oh, don't tell people that. No, no, whether you that's something you found. Yeah. Yeah, definitely. And you're like fucking hell. What's going on here then ? Do you know what I really like? What ? That you have just come on here and properly comfortable enough to open up. I think it's better to just go I've decided in the last few years just to go for it on these things. Great. It's gonna bite me on the arse one day. Oh definitely. Definitely. And I'll be right there beside you. Neither of you coming. Right . Let me get this straight. Yeah. You are a pop culture obsessive. Yeah. Is that right? Yeah. But particularly pop culture of the past. Yes. You've alluded to it, the nineties. Now you've you've sort of OD'd on the nineties, you wanna go into the eighties ? I d I d I dip my toe into the seventies and I certainly dip into the sixties. Really ? That's ages ago. Yeah, but I think I think the Beatles is the best most important thing that's ever happened to humanity. Mm-hmm. Right . I'm sorry, we just need to take a moment. That is fucking ludicrous, what is just coming out. Ludicrously accurate, brother. I'm with Josh on that. The Beatles are one of the most overrated things. Oh, what a boring take, Joe. It's not a fucking boring take, is it? The boring take is they're the best thing ever to come out of this country. Are you taking a piece of this country? Earth. Bollocks. Name one fucking thing that was good. What about the Beatles? Yeah. I just feel with the position he set out, he'll find that quite easy. Yeah. I feel like that would be the the challenge would be that would be for you, but I mean he's gonna find that quite There's not a single song that you go, oh that was decent. Are you are you high? No, they were fucking high, thinking thinking the music was good. I I just think there's too much, mate. There's too much Beatles. There's so much better like there's better music, way better music out there. I honestly think the Beatles I will always love you . There's one. Is that the Whitney Houston version or the Dolly Parton one? What do you mean? Dolly Parton did nine to five She did do that, yeah. And this Jolene. Jolene Jolene Jolene . Anyway , let's not this is little bit of egg on your face. Two out of the three songs you've just said sung there were written by Paul McCartney from the Beatles. What? Whoa. And such is the power of the Beatles, I can make something up like that. And it could be true. And that is a proof of the Beatles. That's just so incredible. So true, Jake. So true. Really well played. That was fantastic. Anyway, back to you, Josh, and away from the Beatles. Yeah. You like old TV shows, old toys, old adverts. You've even got a podcast called Josh Whiticam's Museum of Pop Culture. Correct. Now museums don't have modern shit in, do you? So is it accurate to say that you're sort of living in the past? You're obsessed with the past? Culturally, yes. It is a problem. It's an obsession. Yeah. Are you prepared to let go of this obsession with nostalgia and start living in the here and now. No, it's too profitable to my career. Maybe we should shift it to appreciating the present in equal balance then. Well, unfortunately for you, Josh, we're going to see if we can change your mind around. We're going to put personal growth above financial. Definitely. We're here to let go. I don't I don't like the idea, but let's see. It's okay not to be okay. Okay. As they said in a non-beatle song. Yeah. Which was actually Daniel Beddenfield, I believe. What was it? Well, the greatest songw riters of our generation. The fifth beetle. And in the words of him, we've got to get through this. So Oh, here we go . First of all, I want to know exactly what the museum of Pop Culture is. It's a podcast. Sure. Where um I like the kind of podcast where it's long stories over a few episodes like Rest is history or Uncanny or Real Dictators or ones like them, but they're all quite highbrow. I presume there'll be one for pop culture. Because I like those stories. We all watch like the Robbie Williams dock or the Pamela Anderson doc or the kind of Martha Stewart dock or the all those docks that were on Netflix or the boy bands one. But there isn't a podcast that deals in these stories in a funny way. So I I presume there would be there wasn't so I've made it. Reading through some of the things that you discuss on your podcast. Um what's this about David Hasselhoff bringing down the Berlin Wall? So David Hasselhoff, do you think there's a kind of uh misguided belief that he sung on the top of the Berlin Wall as it came down. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Do you do are you aware of that? Yeah. Is he German? No, but he had a hit with a song called Freedom that was a big hit in East and West Berl Germany. David Hassov genuinely believes he played a part in the fall of the Berlin War . He's on record as saying that. As in he helped it actually come down ? Well, that he played a role in the United East and West ing East and West. He performed uh on a cherry picker above the Berlin Wall, uh on New Year's Eve the the year it fell, but he didn't perform on the Berlin W Wall.hat's your obsession with Mr. Blobby? Well, I'm not obsessed with him, but it was the Mmm. Seems like you are. Does it? Yeah. I just think he's one of the gr the great underrated cultural phenomenon of my lifetimes. This thank you for coming out with that because that really helps support my argument when you come out with a statement like the Beatles are the greatest thing. So I really, really appreciate that. Can I defend Mr. Blobby ? Yes., su Surere. So Bumby. Bumby. Yeah, that's slightly like you're doing an impression of me doing an impression of Mr. Love . You have got quite a unique voice. I know, yeah. Do you be is that your actual voice? Of course it fucking is. I wouldn't choose it. Why ? Anyway, defending Mr. Blobby. So he started on Noel's house party as a one-note joke to kind of wind up celebrities. People loved him because he was a kind of agent of chaos that would come in and destroy everything and he'd undermine celebrities and he didn't give a shit and he'd smash stuff up . But then he got too big . He he had a number one single, he had a string of theme parks. The New York Times described him as everything that's wrong with a country gone soft in the head. What? Yeah. Dare I say it . Yeah, disruptor. Disruptor. We need these disruptors. In fact, weirdly enough, on the blobby thing. Are you comparing me to blobby? As a compliment . When they were doing Clash of the Comics and they needed Joe to come on and fuck Jake . We found out when Russell Howard was on, he let slip, what his producer did, that when they were gonna when they need someone to bash James Acast around the head with a tray on Clash of the Comics, Joe got the job, but very nearly lost out to Blobby. Well there we go, there we go. It was between him and Blobby. You are agents of anarchy together . 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That's right. Guys, got a little challenge for you. I want you to put your heads together and we're gonna do are you familiar with this Gen Z phenomenon of blind ranking? Oh god, that looked like it hurt. Fuck it did actually. I mean the scrum. Yeah, yeah, we're gonna blind rankings. Yeah, I know blind ranking. So what we How are you meant to rank something with your eyes shut? Really nice stuff. I would actually open it for this though, you're gonna need to see. Um we have got um ten iconic UK pop culture moments. You're gonna blind rank them together. Remember, once it's on the board, you can't move it. So think carefully what might be coming up. First one up, uh the bloke uh who put a whisk in his mouth will come down with me. Where does that come? Great moment. Is that up there? No. It's not high. No. Surely that's a ten. Let's go eight, because there might be something really rubbish that comes along. That's pretty rubbish. Alright, nine. We tried we tried to book him for a show once and asked him to do the whist thing, and you know what he said? I'm actually trying to do less whist stuff. Incredible. Next up, when Peter Andre wrote Insania in the jungle. Oh yeah, he did do that, didn't he? Is that a thing? Big moment back in 2000 whenever it was. He wrote a song in the jungle. Oh ye yeah,ah ye,ahah. Ye, let's put that a 10. Mate, he only the only thing about the jungle with him was when he got with Jordan, she said he had an acorn for a knob. Isn't that right? She did say that. I don't remember that, but I don't follow that kind of stuff. It's post 2005. Oh shot. Okay. When Nick Mohammed kicked out Joe on the traitors banishing. Great moment. Great moment. Very dramatic. I cr oh . That might be the last time I cried. I cried when Alan won. Cause of his emotional response. Yeah. Which didn't actually last that long. No, I know. No, it it was's uh a good twenty-five seconds and then he was just back laughing in people's faces. You did all right out of it. Who uh we're all doing all right Put it at one. It's a fucking wanna. Uh three. Oh th as high as three. Well, it was a great moment and it's got that. These things always skew re- recent, don't they? Um What the fuck is that? George Galloway pretended to be a cat on Big Brother. Yeah, that was a great Big Brother. The greatest ever celeb Big Brother, that one. Incredible. That's gotta be up there. It's one of my favourites ever. What? Four. I was thinking more like one. No. What's beating that? Well, we'll see, won't we? No, that's not the point of blind ranking. You'll regret it. You always go, you always save one towards the end. Yeah, very interesting insight into both of your sort of like just attitude to life this. Four? Four? Yeah. Okay, it's in at four. Gosh, I hope something beats it. John Prescott punching that bloke who egged him. That's not as good, is it? It's not great because he was a bit of a tit anyway, wasn't he? He deserved to be egged. Going in at A. Who shot Phil Mitchell? I actually wouldn't even put that in my top three East Enders moments. Oh, what would be a top three East Easter 's moments? Number one. Yeah. Janine pushing Barry off. Well that's up there, but I'd say my number one is, you're not my mum. Yeah. Yes I am. Yes I am. Oh my god. I'm getting goosebumps thinking about that. I love that moment. That is one of the great moments of television. Absolutely. And Den and Angie? Yeah, divorce. So this is nothing, mate. It's dog shit. Seven. Seven, yeah. Oh dear. Salt bay. Oh god. What's salt bay? It's that fucking t. Oh yeah. Salt and says I'm just a quick trick. I can't stand that. I'll put it at one then, because you might as well, because we've fucked it already. Let's go six. Let's go six. Don't throw it away, Joe. Don't throw it away, Joe, please. Uh Gaza's tears. Oh, that was good. That was good . Two. That's two. What year was it? Wednesday the fourth of July nineteen ninety it was. Wasn't born. Wasn't born. Yeah, three days later. I'm putting that as number one, but we're going does it as number five. Well, 'cause Joe wasn't born, doesn't count. Cat bin lady. Oh . Oh no, we fucked this. Number two, why don't we fucking waste the whole thing? Uh which means at number one, we're gonna have to go um when Richard and Judy were do at that awards ceremony. Oh, yeah, yeah. Richard thought everyone wanted him to do was Ali G. But Judy's bra came out, so there you go. You're happy that that's number one. It's a classic moment, to be fair. Awful, really. Looking back. Yeah, there was a a lot of me that is really disappointed in our choices. Shame they couldn't clear the images either. From my research, which has been plentiful. Of course. Um , something that's really struck a chord with you as a child is your obsession with TV? Yeah. In particular, wait for it . Dan on? Neighbors. Neighbors . Everybody needs good neighbors with a little understanding. Is this the right key? I think we've gone in too high. Well, you're the expert, so uh how obsessed were you then and why? I loved it. It was incredible. Toadfish? Toadfish Rebecca . Oh, you know his full name. So I used to watch neighbours so much . I'd watch it if I was off school both times in a day, like a lot of us would. All of my friends would watch that. We'd talk about it the next day at sch ool . It was it was absolute , you know, the height of the monoculture, wasn't it? Well, talking to neighbours, Josh. Okay . I put word out amongst the fake doctor community. Right. And uh there's also a a huge amount of concern out there for your obsession with the 90s. Yep. And your inability to move on. Yeah. And live in the here and now. Yeah. He's not in there, is he? With this obsession and almost slightly addiction, it usually it comes an intervention. Yes. Just press play on that, please. Oh my word . Hello, Josh. Alan Fletcher here. Fletcher. I've always been enormously fond of you. We go back a very long way. Your love of neighbours is legendary. And I want to say thank you so much for loving the show so much because you know what? You kept me in a job by watching it, so I'm very, very pleased. The thing is the job is now finished and I've stopped watching neighbours, but it appears you haven't. A lot of your friends are very concerned and I share this concern and perhaps just a little bit of disappointment. Mate, it's time to move on. To be honest, you've got to stop living in the past. And uh while you're at it, please stay away from Rob Beckett. He's a very, very bad influence. All the best to you. I wish the best for you. Look after yourself, wouldn't you? He delivers, doesn't he? He delivers. Love his stuff. Do you know what? That's 40 quid on cameo well span for the Gen Z listener or watcher that was Alan Fletcher who plays Dr. Carl Kennedy. It was an integral part. He was a GP, it was married to Susan and he used to have uh quite a lot of affairs with younger women. Yeah. I hope you enjoyed that. He was clearly a big fan of your work and wasn't forced or paid to say those things. It's crazy that he knew you and Rob Beckett. Well do you know what? A good actor's a good actor at the end of the day, aren't they? We've been trying our hardest to help you detach from your obsession of the past. Yeah. How do you think we've done so far? Pretty good. Alan Fletcher certainly pushed a few buttons. Really helped. And getting those getting that blind ranking wrong wasn't didn't make didn't feel very nostalgic, which was quite nice. Yeah, baby steps. So we've made baby steps. We've got one final exercise. Okay. I need you to be ready to break up with the past. Are you are you ready to break up with the past? Yeah, I suppose so, yeah. Bring out nineties Josh, please. Oh no. Oh wow. I didn't have that much bum fluff, I'll tell you that. Do you know the main difference, Joe? Um, I was willing to pay the full price to get the official shirt rather than the knockoff one without the umbro on it. Does uh nineties does nineties Josh look familiar to you? Um not really . Not in this like this isn't what you look like in the 90s. Full disclosure. Yeah. No. But you know, I had short hair , uh I got glasses about five years ago. I didn't ever wear that hat and I had the official shirt. I did have a pair of Adidas poppers though. Okay, well there we have it. There we have it. That's all we needed. The one Yeah, the one little hook. Yeah. For you to feel like this is you. This is nineties you. Yeah. This is this is you, Josh. Yeah. This is nineties you. Okay. Don't be disorientated. I know that happens. It can be traumatic. Look at the past life of you. Yeah. Don't. Don't worry. We want to help you let go of the past. Yeah. And live in the present. Okay. Take all the time you need. Okay . But you need to break up with 90s Josh. For the audio listener, he looks like Josh from the waist down. Pre pre antidepressants. Um huge. Huge. So um Josh, it's been a lovely 30 years together . But um I don't feel like there's anything left. Feel like we've done it all. It's a cliche to say it's not you, it's me. But No but sorry to interrupt, I know it's your thing . But that doesn't work. It is you. It is me, yeah, yeah. But you just said it's not you, it is me. Yeah, so it is me. But that that's not that is not gonna work in terms of letting go because it is you. Oh, I see. So you're saying it's- it's not me, it's me. Yeah. So it's not me, it's me. Yeah. There you go. Um, and I've been seeing someone else. The 80s. Look at his little face. But I hope I it's not gonna last with the 80s, so one day I hope I'll be with the present day. Beautiful. Beautiful. It really is, isn't it? I think we've really made it . Nail it. Maybe for some real closure would you like to give 90s Josh a cuddle? No . Is that what you do when you break up with someone, Joe?? Me Yeah. I've never had to break up with anyone. Josh. Yep. I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you. What? Don't know. You've come a long way. So have you. You were a rugby player three years ago. Before you go though, mate, uh, we give you a badge. Oh . Every client slash patient slash guest. Great. A badge. Any ideas of what you want written on your badge to remember the journey that you've gone through today? Um it's 2026, baby. Mmm. Sure. Good choice. What have we gone with? We've gone with . It's 2026, baby! Yes! There we go. No choice. Thank you. Let's hope that this episode goes out still in 2020. Oh, thank you. Oh, green it is.. Green Plymouth Argyle. Up the Argyle. Up the Argyle. Come on. Was that an innuendo? What? It wasn't for me. No me neither. Meaning you've made it. Yeah. Josh Witacum everybody. Thanks, Josh. What a legend. 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