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The Queen joins us to build her dream pub today. La Reine of Roasties, Die Königin of Croquettes, The Potato Queen Poppy O’Toole - aka Poppy Cooks. Poppy is one of the internet’s most recognisable and downright lovely cooks. She lives and breathes the pommes de terre, but she also lives and breathes pubs and a good time.
So settle in for the full triple cooked experience of Poppy’s dream establishment. She is possibly the guest where mid-record has become the most dreamy eyed at the prospect of owning her own pub. Watch this space.
Her journey evangelises The Purple Rain and TGI Friday’s and critiques (the slippery olive) in equal measure, and we’re sure you’ll thoroughly enjoy. Search 'Poppy Cooks' online and you'll be able to find her wonderful TikTok and Insta accounts.
And remember every week we have our Pub Notice Board where Robbie and Dan sort through the full gamut of pub stuff. If you want to contribute to those happenings then [email protected] is where to go. You can also follow us on @moonunderpod on TikTok and Instagram.
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Another week, another trip for Robbie. Is he the most travelled man in Britain? Quite possibly so!
This time the landlord has been to Hungary and regales us with trips to the various ruin bars, attending the world's biggest sausage festival, and having a surprise drink with a previous Moon Under Water guest.
Also on the menu is how best to rate pubs, talk about the most haunted watering holes this fair isle has to offer, and Dan hits a milestone in his 52 pub challenge.
Have you embarked on your own pub challenge? Have you visited a haunted pub? How would you describe a dive bar? Let us know on [email protected].
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Sliding into The Moon Under Water today is one of the internet’s biggest personalities - Watson D.Hirschfield!
Having amassed over 6 million followers on TikTok with his energy and musical observations Watson's in to design a dream pub just overflowing with his memories and a knowledge beyond his relatively tender years.
This rum lover, Arsenal enjoyer and, shockingly, water hater takes us on a tour via Newcastle and corporate box behaviour in The Crooked Wand.
If you want to get in touch with the show with anything for our weekly Pub Notice Boards then send it to [email protected].
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Joe Root, Ellen White, Laura Kenny: British sporting greats whose careers have involved smashing records left, right and centre.
Now there's a new name to add to the list: Mr Robert Knox. For this week Robbie surpasses the 150 mark in his pub challenge. And what's more, the achievement was made after a Scotland game in which Scottish defender Grant Hanley had Portugal's Ronaldo in his pocket, i.e. the perfect evening for Robbie.
Aside from the celebrations, there's beef started between our current Hull correspondent and a plucky Hull-based contender, and listener Pete suggests a new rating system to recognise the nation's great pubs.
We love to leaf through your correspondence whilst supping on a sweet sweet pint, so keep sending it to [email protected].
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The latest member of The Four Skins to walks through the doors of the Moon Under Water. Following in the footsteps of JaackMaate last week it’s one of Robbie’s other close pals and Happy Hour co-hosts Mr Stevie White, in building his dream pub.
And Stevie just brings in so much warmth and delightful vibes that we at the pub are sure you’ll absolutely lap this one up.
Much to Robbie’s delight Coors Light finally gets the time in the sun that he has long believed it truly deserves and Stevie illuminates us on the perhaps ominously named Toronto Death.
If you’ve enjoyed Stevie's episode then check out JaackMaate’s episode from last week!
To get in touch with the mystical pub then [email protected] is the place to send it in, and we’ll feature anything on our weekly second episode The Pub Notice Board.
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It's a Pub Notice Board with a spring in its step today because Robbie is buzzing. Like a teenager after his A Levels staring at a lovely free summer, he's finished all his work and is buoyed by life's possibilities. He promises that this episode will be 'tremendous' as a result, and we won't be taking any refunds if you disagree.
What we will be taking is your emails about the staying power of the pint. A recent study claimed that 2/3 pints are the way forward, but are the landlord and his regular in agreement?
Let us know your thoughts at [email protected] and follow us on the socials @moonunderpod.
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We welcome in a good friend of the Landlord into the Moon Under Water today. It’s JaackMaate, Robbie’s other audio wife and namesake of the JaackMaate’s Happy Hour podcast!
Jack brings with him many a tale with Robbie, a fellow passion for Norwich and also some extraordinary adventures in the Caribbean with ex Premier League footballers.
And also, well done you Luis Boa Morte.
[email protected] is the place to send in all your emails if there’s anything Jack’s said that tickles your fancy. And we’ll be back with The Pub Notice Board as usual in a couple of days!
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Robbie has been galavanting across Europe in an attempt to drink in as many countries as he can in one day. How many did he do? How far did he get? You'll have to listen (then watch his upcoming YouTube video...) to find out.
Elsewhere, there's a lengthy debate about the boundaries of Lincolnshire, reflection on a viral clip with previous Moon Under Water guest and house builder extraordinaire Kevin McCloud, and the revelation that there are hidden tanks under a cricket pitch in the City of London!? Oh, and if any cartographers are listening, we want to hear from you.
The Pub Notice Board runs on your correspondence, so keep sending it to [email protected].
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Renowned etiquette expert William Hanson is in the building to put together his dream pub. The fine bone China has been dusted, the sleepy drunk in the corner has done up his fly and chatter is at a noticeably restrained level. William has brought a welcome refined edge to the Moon Under Water today.
The co-host of the veritably successful Help I Sexted My Boss podcast has some very strident views on what is good and proper, and thankfully is also a right riot.
Though not the most natural pub beast William has a very personal, funny and precise establishment he pieces together including a quite revolutionary choice on draught.
If you’ve got some thoughts on William’s choices then send it all to [email protected].
If you’re a Sexted listener that’s been lured into our orbit you can find Jordan North’s dream pub episode in our feed from 7th March 2022!
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Captain! Beef ahoy on the horizon! Well maybe not prime boeuf, but a critical email sets Robbie’s tongue a-wagging on the Notice Board today as questions of the integrity of his pub challenge quest are thrown up. We also hear of some intense Irish pub crawling practices for the upcoming festive season.
Plus dive bars are thrown into the mix along with lament for the lack of landlord ship for ex-footballers in the modern age.
Drink Tasted: Vocation Double Tonka Frappe
If you’ve got words to say, are one of our correspondents or want to become one, then send your bits to [email protected].
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Grand Designs’ honcho-in-chief is in to build his dream pub. A fixture of our screens for many a decade, when he’s not casting his eye over the architectural triumphs and disasters of overly ambitious couples, Kevin McCloud is in his local.
And Kevin is someone who absolutely oozes enthusiasm informed by a life well lived. From his own orchards, to tales of whiskey on expenses tabs of the distant past, his dream pub is informed by a litany of stories and knowledge.
Send us anything and everything that peaks your interest to [email protected]
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It's a Pub Notice Board that spans the country, as we make stops in Liverpool, Leeds, Horsham, Hove and more. Some brave listeners put themselves forward to represent their area as local correspondents, and Robbie and Dan's taste buds meet their match once more, this time in the form of a pastry pale ale.
The Notice Board wouldn't be anything without your notices, so keep sending them in. Found a new hidden gem pub that you can't stop raving about? We want to hear about it. Witnessed the maddest pub behaviour you've ever seen? We want to hear about it. Saw Robert Plant performing 'Whole Lotta Love' at your local open mic night in East Heckington? We want to hear about it. Email the show at [email protected].
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Do Reverends and pubs go together? This week's guest answers this question with an emphatic yes, as The Moon Under Water opens its doors to its very first member of the church, Reverend Kate Bottley. Kate talks about the deep links between priest and pub. She reveals how she once cancelled evening church services to host a pub quiz, and spills the communion wine on what priests use for communion wine.
There's also talk of consecrating jägerbombs, trying out coffins at trade shows, and monks bringing cases of beer to Kate's door.
A reminder that The Moon Under Water will now be serving up guest episodes in one helping; think of it as one stronger pint as opposed to two halves.
We love to receive your correspondence, so keep on sending it to [email protected]. And follow us @moonuderpod on the socials.
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It's a bumper week of pubbing for Robbie as he sails past the 130 pubs in a year mark. Quite impressive for a man who doesn't like late nights. Unsurprisingly, such unfettered pub-going leads to some serious questioning from Dan.
And after last week's intriguing drink suggestion, Robbie and Dan try another strange drink sent in by a listener. They also discuss the country's ultimate pub crawl, and read out some heavyweight applications for listener Pub Correspondent roles.
Want to send in your musings on a recent pub trip? Send it to [email protected].
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Thomas J. Vosper aka Historic Pub Crawls stops by to design his dream pub. And boy is this a man who knows his way around a pub. He's visited hundreds in the past year alone, and has amassed thousands of followers showcasing the best pubs this fine isle has to offer.
Want to know the best pub to visit in Nottingham? The creepiest pub to go to in Derby? The oldest pub to have a pint in in York? All is contained in this here episode, plus of course great tips on how to create your own pub crawl.
Thomas also waxes lyrical about his favourite London pubbing areas, reveals the interesting history behind snob screens, and even gives advise about where to drink in New York.
The Moon Under Water will now be serving up guest episodes in one helping; think of it as one stronger pint as opposed to two halves.
If you want to get in touch with your pub recommendations, your thoughts on guests' choices, or your feedback on Dan's quizzes, email the show at [email protected] and listen out for the weekly Pub Notice Board, in your feeds every Thursday.
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A bumper sack of messages this week as listener Olivia suggests an intriguing drink for the boys to try, and Alma our South East London correspondent her minions with carrying out an important review.
Elsewhere there’s pubs in parks, metal pubs in Colorado and a tease of the promises of Hull.
Send in any interesting suggestions you might have for the lads to drink and we’ll try them on the show! Anything weird or outside the box to tickle their tastebuds?
[email protected] is the place to wing all your missives.
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Sketch comic, the lovely George Lewis, has now built his dream pub (see the previous episode for that), so now it’s time for head into even more that will round off the experience of walking into The Stumbling Turkey.
There’s some Oasis oneupmanship, talk of strapping wine to oneself and a very observant thing for George to bar from his pub. Plus there’s a quiz that parents will thrive at.
George is @georgelewiscom on Instagram, and is touring his stand up show throughout autumn and into the new year. But tickets are sparse!
Want to share anything with The Moon Under Water? Or maybe you’ve got some thoughts on something George has had to say. Well it can feature on our weekly Pub Notice Boards. Just email [email protected] to get in touch.
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Comic and parenting observer George Lewis is in the Moon Under Water this week. Best known for his observant parenting sketches, George leaves the kids at the door to take Landlord Robbie and Regular Dan through his dream pub.
And he takes us on a journey through gin in film canisters and neat Pepsi syrup to fashion a wonderfully wistful establishment we’d all love to be a part of.
Plus there are some nice positive reflections on how having kids can lead to a healthier appreciation of having a drink.
George is @georgelewiscom on Instagram, and is touring his stand up show throughout autumn and into the new year. But tickets are sparse!
Check out the second part of the chat for his Dream Pub Companion and so much more!
Want to share anything with The Moon Under Water? Reviews, places you’ve been, things you’d like to bar? Well it can feature on our weekly Pub Notice Boards. Just email [email protected] to get in touch.
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There’s connoisseurs and then there’s connoisseurs. And today we’ve got a man who has smashed past many milestones in on The Pub Notice Board today. For Robbie and Dan are blessed with the presence of a man who has drunk 50,000 *different* beers in the form of the delightful Andy Morton. And not only that but he's had 50,000 different *British* beers.
Andy's someone who's written down every pint he’s ever had since the 1980s, and yet there are still other’s ahead of his figure! It’s a fascinating and lovely chat on tickers, Pogo and Dave Unpronounceable.
Elsewhere, Robbie’s been having bottom issues and reveals anaesthetic cutbacks in order to facilitate a pub crawl, which the Rat Juice hydra sprouts more heads.
If you’d like to get in touch and chat anything that’s popped up on the show then it’s [email protected] as the place to send your emails.
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Internet chef and wordsmith WhatWillyCook has built his dream pub, from the foundations to the pumps. Now he fills it with tales and all manner of chat on Drinks In Time, Dream Companions and twiglets.
It’s the second consumable bite of the pubbing cherry. And in said cherry is a dive into heroes and a rather harrowing drink which inexplicably Will is choosing to relive.
And Dan wheels out a pub quiz which he worries is actually too gettable for once. Top stuff.
Will’s @whatwillycook on Insta and @whatwilly on TikTok if you develop your own thesaurus and make a toast / big lunch / some pasta or something.
Want to share anything with The Moon Under Water? Or maybe you’ve got some thoughts on something Will’s had to say. Well it can feature on our weekly Pub Notice Boards. Just email [email protected] to get in touch.
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