Bad Boys Done Good Tom Ward and Joe Jacobs

Tickets now on sale for the live show. Featuring star of The Chase, Paul Sinha, who'll be chatting
to Ray and Tony about his struggles with mental health. Expect explosive and adult themed conversation.
Plus they'll be taking your questions and selling exclusive Bad Boys merch.
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Tony and Ray chat to the Youtube star about pranks, boarding school, fame and of course women.
With 4 million followers online for stunts like riding a Barbie tricycle across Belgium and teaching a rat to make ratatouille,
does this make his dad feel better about spending £250K on his education?

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Tony and Ray talk to the Muslim author and comedian about her new book - Sex Bomb.
In the space of a few months the kiss 'n' tell of her sexual exploits has caused outrage in her community,
her appearance on the Off Menu podcast was controversially axed, and her agent sacked her.
The Boys ask what all the fuss is about and where she goes from here.

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Ray and Tony challenge the right wing comedian and GB News regular
on his controversial views and try to find any shred of warmth in his cold, Scottish heart.

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Winstone and Soprano chat to the Scottish novelist about books, groupies and bad autobiographies. The writer of 'Kill Your Friends'
and 'The F**k it List' has put his long standing obsession with revenge to one side to write an autobiography, which centers on his brother's suicide in 2010.

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This week the boys meet presenter and comedian Rachel Parris. The stunning blonde is still reeling from The Mash Report being canned by the Beeb, and her elderly husband Marcus Brigstocke's cheese and port addiction hasn't helped. She opens up on this and her confusion around modern feminism.
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