Episode 143: Richard Herring talks parenting, comedy, and bins

The Scummy Mummies Podcast

Ellie Gibson and Helen Thorn

Kids & Family, Self-improvement, Parenting, Education

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 22 January 2019

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

What's been Richard Herring's favourite moment on stage? Why did he break up with Stewart Lee? And why is he looking forward to his own death? Answering all these questions is actual Richard Herring!

He talks about being an older dad and whether he wishes he'd had kids earlier. We ask his advice about being in a double act, and he tells us why he thinks women comedians are better at it. We mull over controversial topics like mowing the lawn and loading the dishwasher, and introduce a fascinating new section, Bin Chat.

There's just time for a new game, Did Our Husbands Really Do This?, before Richard shares his Scummy Mummy Confession and tries to remember the name of his own book.

It's called Emergency Questions - 1001 Conversation Savers for Every Occasion, by the way, and it's out now.

For more Richard Herrings info visit richardherring.com or follow him @herring1967 on Twitter.

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0:26.2	Hello it's Helen here from the Scummy mummies. Now I want to tell you that this podcast is brought to you by Even. It's the new dating app for single parents. Now as
0:31.8	listeners will know I've been a single parent
0:34.1	for about three and a half years now and have dipped my toe into online dating so
0:39.0	I'm especially excited that even exists. It is a new dating app which was launched in early
0:45.0	2023 and it was created with single parents in mind. Now here's some fun
0:49.7	facts. Did you know that 57% of single parents have been ghosted because they have children?
0:55.0	So I want to say to my fellow single moms and dads out there,
0:59.0	check out this new dating app called Even.
1:01.0	It's just for you. You can connect with people who are on the same
1:03.9	wavelength and it'll be okay to talk about your kids or not. Being a single parent and
1:08.6	having so many things to juggle does not have to be a barrier to finding love.
1:13.0	Now, even is free to download and you can discover profiles near you
1:16.8	and start chatting in a welcoming dating environment.
1:20.0	So to my fellow single moms and dads out there, go go download even now.
1:29.8	This is the scummy mummies podcast. Hello and welcome to the Scummy mummies podcast. I'm Helen Thorne. I'm Eddie Gibson. Do you know what?
1:43.9	Yes I do know what. We're going to say it anyway for the listener. It's Richard Herrings on the
1:48.0	podcast. It's Richard Herrings. I can't believe it.
1:51.7	He's my favorite member of the Herrings family.
1:54.0	Excellent, excellent.
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