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The Teen Commandments
The Teen Commandments is a comedy interviews podcast by Sara Cox.
Host: Sara Cox and Clare Hamilton
Country: United Kingdom
Episodes count: 43
Average duration: 40'
Frequency: Weekly
Country: United Kingdom
Episodes count: 43
Average duration: 40'
Frequency: Weekly
Episodes
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OMG!!!! You 2 are hilarious 😂
I absolutely LOVE your podcast!!!!
Laugh out loud FUNNY!!!
Keep em coming!!!
Love n hugs from a
Lancashire lass living in SAwoth her Fam of 4!
Mom to a Drama Tween/Teen 12 yr old Girl and a bossy 7 year old Girl too!!
Without doubt the funniest podcast I’ve listened to and soooo relatable
Should come with a warning ” Do not listen to this podcast,:
In public, because you will laugh out loud.
With a full bladder, because you will wee yourself.
With your teenagers, because it will either give them ideas or ammunition that they are not as bad as the stories you are laughing about.