Please Keep Me Anonymous with Charlie Baker

Another Stag Do, A Little Accident and Memories of Snogging Strangers

Jul 3, 20261h 2mSummary

In this episode, the hosts dive into a wide-ranging conversation that touches on travel mishaps, aging, and the absurdities of daily life. The discussion kicks off with a lighthearted update from a recent stag do in Dublin, where the group stayed in university accommodation and dealt with a confusing ordeal involving a misplaced passport and a high-stakes trade for an iron. The hosts share funny insights about the generational divide regarding dating and nightlife, specifically contrasting their past experiences of competitive kissing with modern social norms. The conversation then turns to the trials of adulthood, including the physical realities of aging, such as recovering from strenuous exercise and the humor found in household accidents. Throughout the episode, the hosts maintain their signature conversational style, debating domestic frustrations and sharing personal anecdotes. They also touch upon their ongoing struggle with technology—from losing wireless earbuds to the impracticality of certain gadgets—and reflect on the evolving nature of their relationship. As always, the episode concludes with their trademark segments, featuring listener interaction and lighthearted banter about their latest beefs and life updates.

Please Keep Me Anonymous with Russell Kane

Jul 1, 202650 minSummary

In this episode of Sh**ged Married Annoyed, the hosts welcome comedian Russell Kane for a lively and wide-ranging conversation. The discussion kicks off with Kane introducing his new children’s book, When Brian Met Terry, before moving into a candid exploration of his upcoming theatrical role as Romeo in a reimagined production of Romeo and Juliet at the New Vic. Kane explains his decision to pivot to acting, describing it as a necessary challenge and a deliberate step away from the relentless grind of touring stand-up. The conversation shifts toward personal insights on relationships and social dynamics, including a deep dive into the psychological phenomenon of why partners often share physical similarities. Kane also shares his experiences visiting a fetish-friendly music club with his wife, using the anecdote to comment on the cultural differences between British and German attitudes toward sex and nudity. Throughout the episode, the hosts and Kane touch on the pressures of balancing public personas with private lives, the importance of recharging as an ambivert, and the value of pursuing creative projects that push one outside of their comfort zone.

Father's Day, Party Bags and Chris has a Full Medical

Jun 26, 202654 minSummary

In this episode of Sh**ged Married Annoyed, the hosts embrace the sunny weather and dive into a variety of candid topics, ranging from the mundane to the bizarre. The conversation kicks off with a comedic critique of children's party bags, with the pair debating the merits of replacing plastic-filled kits with simple cash gifts—a suggestion that leads to playful banter about their own childhood memories and current parenting experiences. The hosts also explore the nuances of personal hygiene and social etiquette, sharing strong opinions on everything from public sweat to the "rules" of flying. The episode takes a turn into health and lifestyle when one host details a recent full medical examination, revealing the surprising news that they are in peak physical condition despite their usual vices. Finally, the discussion moves to a humorous account of a recent school sports day, where their penchant for true-crime documentaries and media led to an overly vigilant—and perhaps paranoid—reaction to a local teenager on a motorbike, illustrating the lighthearted, relatable friction between their cautious instincts and the reality of everyday life.

Please Keep Me Anonymous with Natalie Cassidy

Jun 24, 202638 minSummary

In this episode of Shagged Married Annoyed, the hosts are joined by the actor and presenter Natalie Cassidy for an engaging and candid conversation. The discussion highlights the surprising similarities between Natalie and the hosts, leading to a lighthearted exploration of their parallel life views, parenting experiences, and personal habits. A significant portion of the episode focuses on Natalie’s transition from a long-term soap opera career to her latest project, a documentary series titled Caring Together. Natalie shares the deeply personal and rewarding journey of earning a qualification in health and social care, reflecting on the challenges of returning to a classroom environment after being away from formal education for decades. Beyond her professional endeavors, the group delves into the relatable struggles of raising teenagers, the pressures of social media, and the reality of parenting in a digital age. They also touch upon personal topics like self-care, the culture of cosmetic procedures, and the joy of finding contentment in simple, domestic moments. The conversation remains warm and humorous throughout, offering listeners a genuine look at how these familiar figures balance high-profile careers with the everyday realities of family life and growing older.

Mock the Week, Hotel Parties, and will Chris Weep or Faint?

Jun 19, 202654 minSummary

In this episode of Sh**ged Married Annoyed, Chris and Rosie Ramsey dive into the relatable struggles of aging, exhaustion, and navigating the complexities of modern life. Chris recounts his recent experience filming Mock the Week, describing the intense pressure and the surreal experience of being back on set. He also shares a frustrating ordeal involving a loud hotel party that kept him awake until the early hours, sparking a discussion about the universal struggle of dealing with inconsiderate neighbors and the temptation to confront them. The hosts explore various amusing anecdotes, including the strange things their son, Robin, says, and their mutual aversion to unsettling viral content involving body modifications. Rosie also presents a coffee-related grievance, highlighting the couple’s humorous clash over "unspoken rules" regarding household habits. Throughout the episode, the duo maintains their signature blend of dry wit and warmth, balancing stories of minor life frustrations with their trademark rapport. From reflecting on their twelve-year marriage to commiserating over the physical aches of light exercise, the episode captures the authentic, everyday irritations that keep the hosts—and their listeners—grounded.

Please Keep Me Anonymous with Ed Gamble

Jun 17, 202645 minSummary

In this episode of Shagged Married Annoyed, the hosts welcome comedian Ed Gamble for a lively and candid conversation. The discussion kicks off with a humorous exploration of family dynamics, specifically the hosts' fascination with the sheer number of cousins in each other’s families and their contrasting approaches to staying connected with relatives. The dialogue shifts to Gamble’s current professional projects, including his upcoming UK tour, Fresh Hell, and his role on the new TLC panel show, Unacceptable. Gamble explains the premise of the show, where comedians defend outrageous opinions before an audience, highlighting the fun and unpredictable nature of the format. Beyond the professional updates, the trio shares nostalgic stories from their early days living together in Edinburgh, recalling strange habits and shared meals. They touch on the surreal experience of balancing a private marriage with a public podcasting career, often jokingly analyzing whether their conversations are authentic or destined to be "content." Filled with banter and genuine camaraderie, the episode offers an entertaining look into the lives and friendship of the three comedians.

90's Parenting, a Golf Trip, and the start of Rosie's Caravan Campaign

Jun 12, 20261h 2mSummary

In this episode of Sh**ged Married Annoyed, Chris and Rosie reunite after Chris’s recent golf trip to discuss parenting, the absurdity of daily life, and recent personal breakthroughs. Chris shares his newfound ability to watch horror films while traveling, explaining that the public setting makes the experience more manageable. Meanwhile, Rosie opens up about her struggles with modern parenting and technology, admitting to feeling like the strict parent in her household as she tries to encourage her children to embrace boredom and creativity. The conversation takes a humorous turn as the hosts recount experiences from their time apart. Chris details his golf trip, specifically the bonding moments with his friend Carl, who apparently discovered a new, hilarious state of intoxication that requires hand-holding to stay upright. Rosie shares a relatable and side-splitting anecdote from a restaurant encounter involving a mother and her young daughter’s bathroom mishap, which was made even more memorable by the child’s honest declaration in a thick Scottish accent. The hosts continue to navigate the highs and lows of family life, proving that even in the chaos of parenting, there is always room for a laugh.

Please Keep Me Anonymous with Lucy Beaumont

Jun 10, 202637 minSummary

In this episode of Sh**ged Married Annoyed, the hosts are joined by comedian Lucy Beaumont for a candid and humorous conversation. The trio dives into a wide range of topics, starting with the chaotic realities of life at home, including Lucy’s amusing anecdotes about her mischievous cat and her skepticism toward house cleansing services. The conversation takes a comedic turn as they discuss Lucy’s upcoming tour, her self-admitted struggles with television quiz shows, and the absurdity of social media trends. The hosts and Lucy share a relatable disdain for the modern pressure to curate a perfect online persona, mocking the vanity of "Get Ready With Me" videos and the strange obsession with "old money" aesthetics. They also reflect on how the nature of social media and youth culture has shifted since they were younger. The episode concludes with a listener-submitted story from a junior doctor working in A&E, which prompts the hosts to engage in a hilarious guessing game about an unusual medical emergency. As always, the conversation balances sharp wit with genuine, off-the-cuff observations, making for an engaging and lighthearted listen.

Beer Spas, Baby Shower Beef and Buying Warts

Jun 5, 20261h 1mSummary

In this episode of Sh**ged Married Annoyed, Chris and Rosie Ramsey sit down for a candid, off-the-cuff catch-up following their recent summer holiday. The hosts dive into a variety of topics, starting with a dramatic story from the pool where they intervened after a young child went underwater while her mother was distracted. This leads to a larger discussion about holiday etiquette and the shared experiences—and frustrations—of life at a resort. The conversation naturally shifts to "holiday beefs," including their strong disdain for the intense, competitive crowds often found at breakfast buffet omelet stations. They also debate the rise of "white parties" at resorts, with Chris and Rosie finding the forced, coordinated attire to be an awkward and unsettling trend. Rosie shares her unfiltered thoughts on baby showers, expressing her dislike for the organized games and rituals often associated with them, much to Chris's amusement. Finally, the couple discusses their upcoming separate trips, with Chris looking forward to a unique beer spa experience, while Rosie reacts to the discovery of bare-knuckle fighting cruises. It is an honest, humorous look at family life, travel, and the social situations that get under their skin.

Please Keep Me Anonymous with Mel Giedroyc

Jun 3, 202641 minSummary

In this episode of Shagged Married Annoyed, the hosts are joined by the brilliantly funny Mel Giedroyc for a candid and hilarious conversation. The discussion kicks off with Mel sharing tales from her time in the world of parenting, including the relatable chaos of soft play centers and the mishaps of being the fun aunt at a climbing wall. The conversation shifts to the professional side of their lives, as the hosts and Mel swap amusing anecdotes about red-carpet events and awards ceremonies. Mel recounts a particularly memorable moment at the BAFTAs involving a very casual drawstring gym bag, which served as a humorous contrast to the glamorous setting. They also discuss the pressures of maintaining a celebrity image on social media versus the reality of these networking events. The episode takes a delightfully chaotic turn as they reminisce about past Edinburgh Fringe experiences, featuring a surreal story involving performance art and an unfortunate accidental baptism. Finally, the show rounds out with a listener submission about a hilarious misunderstanding during a Pilates class, leading to a discussion on the absurdity of modern fitness trends like burpees.