

Gangsters, Weddings & Unusual Habits
Should children be allowed at weddings? We're back with another Thursday Shanthi special, and in this episode, Romesh and Shanthi tackle your listener dilemmas and butt heads about one in particular - should children be allowed at weddings? They also discuss the pressure to always be productive, how to be kinder to…

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“Hey Tom if you are reading this, me and my husband went through EXACTLY the same thing. I didn't bend on it because in my view id already compromised what I wanted for others. If anything it made me see who wanted to be there to celebrate u…”
“Shanthi's side look and smirk when Romesh goes into his monologue about the judgmental, harsh parent set me off 🤣”
“I was in convulsions during the gangsta role play 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 so so funny guys”
“I feel honoured to be mentioned on your show, Romesh! I was that Henry VIII at Hever Castle. Glad your Mum enjoyed me saying hello, and apologies for missing your good self...”
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