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From the Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast
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- Narrated by: Alan Partridge
- Length: 6 hrs and 44 mins
A sneaky peek into Alan's world
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Meet Alan Partridge
Alan Partridge is a familiar face (and voice!) to anyone who enjoys genuinely good television (and radio!), having been seen (and heard!) on shows that have delighted the eyes (and ears!) of viewers (and listeners!) for decades, including BBC teatime show This Time (and North Norfolk Digital coffeetime show Mid Morning Matters!).
Broadcaster, writer, motivational speaker, sports fan, thought-leader, businessman and consummate professional, Alan enjoys bitter shandy, shandied lager, high-end knitwear and personal success. He is currently doing very well indeed.
Get to know the real Alan Partridge
Click to watch Alan introduce himself as a broadcaster, rambler, producer, innovator, singer, dreamer, thinker, talker, philanthroper, lover...Summary
Broadcaster, writer, philanthroper and one of the first public figures to suggest high-visibility clothing for people manning temporary car parks, the public Alan Partridge is a cherished institution.
But what of the unseen Alan?
For the first time, this famously private man welcomes us into his home and audibly deshrouds himself for a fascinating series of podcasts. Over the course of 18 generously durated episodes, Partridge grants us full and unfettered access to his off-screen life (within reason).
In exchange for a series of payments from Audible, he promises an access-all-areas pass to the nooks and crannies of his hinterland, to reveal a wiser, cleverer, more reflective Alan than many of his more vaunted peers have given him credit for. He then sends the resultant podcasts to Audible ensuring they meet the technical specifications laid down in the contract.
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- Frankie Salmon
- 03-09-20
A thrilling listen, from a truly honourable man
Truly honest exposè of Alan Partridge, read by the author from his salubrious detached Oast House (the largest living area in square feet of any North Norfolk based commercial radio personality). During these uncertain times, with families forced to stay at home to avoid Gods Wrath (Cov19) and many industries in turmoil -especially travel and aviation, luckily Elliot Grady from Grady Travel still has a secure career as night shift assistant team leader at his local Tesco Express- this book brings a level of certainty to who or whomever listens. One thing is for certain, this author is most definitely an even more sought after broadcaster, not that he’s looking for the work, he’s doing absolutely fine, better than many people thought he would. And the royalties negotiated on this audiobook could have easily bought his old house (which now belongs to his ex wife Carol) in cash with plenty to spare. 10/10 Ms L Benfield
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- Mark B
- 03-09-20
So Ruddy, bloody brave!
Another ruddy hilarious audiobook/podcast from Alan. Hard to match the genius of ‘ I Partridge’ or ‘Nomad’ but I think He’s managed it with this one. 10 on 10. Let’s make love.
27 people found this helpful
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- Anonymous User
- 03-09-20
RUDDY BLOODY BRILLIANT!!
Absolutely fantastic. I had literally (not literally) been counting down the weeks, days, hours, minutes and seconds for the this! I was not disappointed. Truly laugh out loud funny. For Partridge fans or anyone yet to discover our side parted friend this is one not to be missed. More please! Pleeeeeaaase!
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- Ben Kelleher
- 03-09-20
Utterly Hilarious
Possibly the best thing he has done yet. i will no doubt listen 100 times like the others.
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- Stevie
- 06-09-20
It’s just ‘great audio’
Forget the one-liners and slapstick of the Ianucci years; ten years of the Gibbons Bros cannon from MMM onwards is the stuff for real FOPS and gives us the real Alan: a broadcasting colossus sure, but it’s in these episodes that his tragedy is fully and most scorchingly well rendered. Here we find Alan literally and metaphorically trapped in a loft of memories and lost hopes; a prison of his own making. Ultimately, he’s just a guy in QSPC, but in the autumn of his life searching for the possibility of redemption. But is he beyond it?
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- S
- 03-09-20
Prime Partridge
Best Partridge ever - podcast is the perfect Partridge medium, and every ep is golden. Addictive!
15 people found this helpful
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- C. Johnson
- 03-09-20
More Partridge Gold
Steve Coogan’s nuanced evolution and and examination of this petty pedantic man continues. Equal parts subtle wit and ridiculous committed stupidity, this is glorious. If you’re a fan of Partridge, you’ll love it.
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- reading listener
- 12-09-20
Hilarious. Cut the jingle
Great writing and acting. But that 20 minutes of jingle, that is a mistake. This book needs edited and that needs to be reduced by 90%.
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- 451
- 03-09-20
I'm not eating tramp soup
Our Lord and Master has returned, contemptuously strutting the lines between blissful self-ignorance and the Partridgian need to have the last laugh. 'We need to talk about Alan' worked because we're familiar with the events as they actually happened and not his charitable recollection. Where the second fell short is the lack of reference - no matter how wonderful the story you're only getting the punchline and not the setup. Here at last, we're returning both and the Master is providing it all in a demented stream of consciousness that rewards long-time listeners with something quite special.
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- Josh McCarthy
- 03-09-20
Ruddy Duddy Good
Ruddy good stuff, not my words the words of shaking Stevens. Partridge has bounced back
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- O. S.
- 04-09-20
Simply genius
"You've still got it Alan, I don't care what they say! 👊" I'm quoting Jed (Maxwell) of course, who didn't go all fat and steal my pension. But just as "I'm Alan Partridge" 1 & 2 were the best British comedies ever made (alongside Fawlty Towers), this may be the best podcast ever made. Perhaps I'm just high on the hops from Alan's new Oasthouse, or giddy from the infectious and quite brilliantly performed jingle that bookends each episode. Or perhaps I'm as lucid as Lynn when she contemplates Alan's advice herein of how to gently remove her seatbelt if she finds herself upside down after a massive collision when coming to pick Alan up from a ramble he's got fed up with (which of course has nothing to do with being caught nosing inside a divorcee's garage). Well yes as you might have gathered, this is rather more than a quick podcast to keep that pension going. It's a very cleverly thought out and extremely well produced "I'm Alan Partridge" 6 hour audio book, and all I can say to sum it up is, lovely stuff. Well done to all involved.
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- Lentini
- 16-09-20
Coogan is a genius
I think the only thing better than Alan’s Top Gear esque review of Lynn’s dead mother’s stair lift (“Not bad on the pull away... huffs and puffs a bit on the incline...”) or our introduction to his new big brother role with a former inmate (“Every week I spend an hour with a troubled teen, who goes by the name of Daniel... which is his name.”) is the fact that clearly the Alan Partridge writers and team have found a medium that Coogan will be able to run with for years to come. The idea of more of this is audio heaven is bloody lovely stuff.
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- Karl Thoroddsen
- 06-12-20
Vintage Partridge
A great performance from Coogan that shows Partridge at his best, alone and rambling. Several heartfelt stories.
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- Melissa House
- 03-09-20
Well Alan, you’ve done it again
A treasure for any true Partridge fan. He doesn’t miss a beat. I think anyone who enjoys a good ramble from a legendary rambler or, just the most clever comedy from modern masters of social commentary will be thrilled. The episodes are layered, as with all Coogan/Gibbons projects, and will continue to deliver upon relistening. Cheers Baby Cow
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- Buretto
- 17-01-21
Brilliant, as always
You know essentially what you're going to get, but it never disappoints. My only concern is that I share some of the same pet peeves as Alan, namely acronyms vs. initializations, and "was sat" masquerading as an active verb when it's clearly passive.
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- Mark
- 08-01-21
Thus, Increasing One's Enjoyment.
I'm a fan of all the newer Alan Partridge stuff. Especially "This Time", "Alan Partridge Scissored Isle", and "Mid Morning Matters". I didn't '"get'" Alan Partridge until the 6th episode of "This Time: with Alan Partidege". Then, all of a sudden, like a flash, the character clicked. And there I went, a precocious young middle aged man, unencumbered as I was for the merriment imbibed throughwixt and betwixt a mountaineers pile of fresh new, hot & juicy AP content.
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- MEB
- 12-11-20
it's Alan Partridge
great listen, if you like any of the Alan Partridge universe, you will love this!
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- Anonymous User
- 10-11-20
A-ha!
Another brilliant Partridge creation. The podcast is a great medium as it allows him to do what he does best - chat. Alan is completely lost in his thoughts at times, which is the beauty of this. I would, however, not recommend this if it is your first time coming across Alan Partridge, as the rambling nature might be tough to comprehend if you haven’t watched the TV shows or listened to the audiobooks.
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- David W
- 03-11-20
Classic Alan Partridge - very funny
15 words needed ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha how hee hum
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- DEIRDRE CLOONAN
- 16-10-20
back of the net!
Classic Partridge, if you're a fan just go with it. You've seem him on telly, theatre, even in selective lifts in Norfolk... now hear him on a podcast