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In this podcast Alex and Abbie dive deep into the everyday and more controversial subjects that present themselves in modern everyday life. Giving their opinions from both sides of the fence all all topics that are on peoples minds. They seek the listeners opinions on topics that people are wondering about and try to shed some light on what is going on and how we should deal with things. With a dash of humour Alex and Abbie as working class parents get into the topics that some try to avoid letting you into their lives and what that entails.

  1. 18 MAR

    The Marriage Survival Guide.

    In this episode of Clarkeoutloud Alex and Abbie talk about the joys and stresses of Marriage. This ranges from the anxiety and organising stress of the build up to the financial burdens it has. We cover everything from planning the proposal to the chaos when all plans go out the window and it goes pear shaped. Alex and Abbie also delve into their own marriage giving real life examples of important does and dont's. Well mainly Alex Giving men thinking of marriage vital advice if you want to remain alive and happy. Takeaways: - Tips on how to approach a marriage. - Abbie and Alex ask eachother questions they should know the awnsers to but do they? - Things to not say to your wife or wife to be. - How to get your wife to be happy and not mess up - What to do as Men on the build up to wedding and on the day. - How you wont need to buy a drink of you invite the correct people. As usual the way to get in touch with us with your questions stories or any random things is via email or our social media platforms as follows. Email: clarkeoutloud@gmail.com Tiktok: @Clarkeoutloud Instrgram: @clarkeoutloud Please as always also like and share with whoever you can to help us continue to grow organically. Your efforts so far are so appreciated and also ask if you could leave a nice 5 star review. see yall next week

    53 min

  2. 11 MAR

    Sausage Meat and Motherhood

    In this episode of Clarkeoutloud Alex and Abbie talk about mothering Sunday and Steak and B*****b day. With funny personal stories about mothers day antics and not wanting to be the kid with the most disappointing present and the fact that if you have a good relationship with your mum, how important it is to spend time with them as there are some people who can no longer do so. They also have introduced a new segment of Guess Who which is designed to engage the listener in the game to identify who they are discribing with 3 different levels of difficulty in the clues they give each being worth a different amount of points dependant on how hard they are. Also Alex and Abbie remind Listeners of another important tradition favouring the men which is steak and b*****b day. Especially as a lot of men end up forgetting about it and the women that normally remind them of things like valentines days and birthdays tactically forget to remind them of this day until it has already passed. We hope you enjoyed this weeks episode please as always like and share with your friends and leave a nice 5 star review so we can continue to grow and bring you more. As always the way to get in touch with us with anything from a story to would you rather question to even a Guess who idea the way to get in touch is via email or our social media handles which you will find below : Email us: clarkeoutloud@gmail.com Socials Instagram: @clarkeoutloud TikTok: @clarkeoutloud See you guys next week.

    54 min

  3. 4 MAR

    The World Stage

    In this episode, Alex and Abbie discuss a range of topics from personal dedication to late-night recordings, to the complexities of world events and media bias. They explore the theatrical nature of wars, the role of leadership in crises, and the influence of soft power on global perceptions. The conversation delves into economic realities, generational attitudes towards conflict, and the accountability of public figures. High-profile criminal cases are examined, alongside the impact of conspiracy theories on public perception. The episode concludes with a call for social media literacy and critical thinking. Takeaways from this week. Dedication can lead to late-night recordings.Media bias shapes our understanding of world events.Wars are often portrayed theatrically by the media.Leadership qualities are crucial in times of crisis.Soft power influences global perceptions and alliances.Economic realities affect public sentiment and morale.Generational attitudes towards conflict are changing.Public accountability is essential for political leaders.High-profile criminal cases reveal systemic issues in justice.Critical thinking is necessary when consuming media. As always to get in touch with us with your stories, would you rathers or any other stuff reach us via email or our social media handles below; Email: Clarkeoutloud@gmail.com TikTok: @clarkeoutloud Instagram: @clarkeoutloud We look forward to seeing you next week as always please if your a true legend leave a nice 5 star review and share with your friends so we can continue to grow! p.s. Shut up Meg!!!!!!!!

    54 min
  4. The Demons Are Home

    25 FEB

    The Demons Are Home

    In this Episode of Clarkeoutloud, Alex and Abbie delve into the chaotic world of parenting during half-term, discussing everything from the trivial debates over ketchup storage to the financial strains of keeping kids entertained. They share humorous anecdotes about their children's eating habits, the challenges of planning activities, and the absurdities of school policies regarding lunches. The conversation also touches on deeper themes such as gender roles, the need for local facilities, and the impact of parenting on personal time. With a mix of humor and candidness, Alex and Abbie navigate the ups and downs of family life, leaving listeners with relatable insights and laughter. Takeaways The importance of keeping kids entertained during half-term.Financial strain is a common challenge for parents during holidays.Kids often waste food, leading to frustration for parents.The debate over ketchup storage can be a relationship test.Parents often feel overwhelmed by school policies during breaks.Children's preferences can be unpredictable and costly.Activities like ice skating can become expensive quickly.Local facilities for kids are lacking in many areas.Conversations about gender roles can be complex and nuanced.Finding time for personal peace is a challenge for parents. As usual we hoped you enjoyed this weeks episode. Please like and share this podcast with your friends and family to help us to continue to grow organically. Want to get your stories herd and featured get in touch with us via our email or social media below; Email: clarkeoutloud@gmail.com TikTok : @clarkeoutloud Instagram : @clarkeoutloud We look forward to seeing you agin next week!!

    56 min
  5. Pancakes and the Bible

    18 FEB

    Pancakes and the Bible

    In this dicey episode, Alex and Abbie engage in a humorous and candid discussion about various topics, including the significance of Pancake Day, their personal experiences with food, and reflections on religion and the Bible. They explore the absurdities of religious narratives, the influence of modern society on traditional values, and share light-hearted tips for listeners. The conversation is filled with laughter, sarcasm, and insightful commentary on contemporary issues. Takeaways from todays episode Pancake Day serves as a cultural tradition with historical roots.Fast food preferences can spark lively debates.Curling, despite its simplicity, can have unexpected drama.The Bible raises many questions about its narratives and teachings.Christian values are intertwined with Western culture but can be controversial.Humor can be found in dissecting religious beliefs and practices.Life hacks can be both practical and absurd.Influencers can shape perceptions of fitness and health.Personal experiences with food can lead to humorous anecdotes.Engaging with religion requires critical thinking and personal reflection. As usual the way to get in touch with us is by Email and social media. Email: clarkeoutloud@gmail.com TikTok: @clarkeoutkloud Instagram: @clarkeoutloud Please continue to like and share with your friends to help us continue to grow. your support is always appreciated.

    51 min
  6. In Sickness and in Starmer

    15 FEB

    In Sickness and in Starmer

    In this late episode, The Clarkes discuss their recent illness and the challenges of recording during that time. They delve into political opinions, particularly focusing on figures like Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage, and explore the absurdity of excuses people use to miss work. The conversation shifts to a humorous ranking of various sicknesses in a 'Sickness Olympics' format, followed by a light-hearted critique of Valentine's Day and its commercialization. The episode concludes with a segment on the 'W****r of the Week', highlighting controversial political statements.takeaways Alex and Abbie faced illness that delayed their recording schedule.Political opinions can lead to heated discussions among listeners.Sickness can be humorously ranked in a 'Sickness Olympics'.Excuses for missing work can be both creative and absurd.Reactions to illness often differ between genders.Valentine's Day is seen as a commercialized event by the hosts.The concept of 'man flu' is humorously debated.Google searches for symptoms can lead to unnecessary panic.Political figures often become the subject of ridicule.We enjoy blending humor with serious topics. Once again we apologize for the late release of this episode due to sickness and plan to try and stay ahead for for future so you guys do not have to wait. As always the way to get in touch with us with your stories and anything else is by: Email clarkeoutloud@gmail.com Instagram : @clarkeoutloud TikTok : @clarkeoutloud NOTHING!! is to whacky or too rude let us be the judge of that and we look forward to seeing you on time Next Episode ;)

    45 min
  7. Ghosts and Shit

    4 FEB

    Ghosts and Shit

    In this episode of Clarkeoutloud Alex and Abbie explore a range of topics from personal ghost stories and household mysteries to humorous takes on death and beliefs in the afterlife. They share anecdotes about missing items, discuss their beliefs in ghosts, and engage in a light-hearted debate about burial preferences. The conversation is filled with humour, skepticism, and personal experiences, making it an entertaining listen. Main takeaways: Alex and Abbie share humorous anecdotes about missing items in their homes.Beliefs in ghosts vary, with one host leaning towards skepticism.Personal ghost stories reveal intriguing experiences from their past.The conversation touches on the afterlife and reincarnation theories.Humor is a key element in discussing serious topics like death.Alex and Abbie engage in a segment called 'What the F***' to share odd experiences.They explore the idea of household items mysteriously disappearing.Alex and Abbie express their preferences for burial and cremation in a light-hearted manner.Skepticism towards paranormal activities is prevalent in their discussion.The conversation is filled with laughter and relatable experiences. As always please like and share this podcast so we can continue to grow. To get in touch our handles are as follows: Instagram: @clarkeoutloud TikTok: @Clarkeoutloud Email: clarkeoutloud@gmail.com Hope you all enjoyed this weeks episode please leave us a nice 5* review and we will see you all next week.

    51 min
  8. Home improvements

    28 JAN

    Home improvements

    In this weeks episode, Alex and Abbie discuss various topics ranging from supermarket etiquette and personal pet peeves to home decorating and cleaning standards. They share humorous anecdotes about their experiences in council housing and the perceptions surrounding it. The discussion also touches on personal taste in home decor, dream home aspirations, and practical tips for home improvement. The episode concludes with a fun segment of 'Would You Rather' questions, adding a light-hearted touch to the conversation. Takeaways Supermarket etiquette can be frustrating, especially when people are inconsiderate.Home decorating can be done on a budget and should reflect personal taste.Cleaning standards vary, but pride in one's home is essential.Council housing often faces stigma, but many residents take pride in their homes.Personal taste in decor can be subjective, and it's important to make your space your own.Dream homes often include unique features like secret rooms or outdoor kitchens.DIY home improvement can save money and be rewarding, but it's important to know your limits.Using online resources like YouTube can help with home improvement projects.It's okay to take your time with home improvements; do it in stages.Engaging in fun conversations can lighten the mood and bring humor to serious topics. As always the way to get in touch with us is through our social media or via email which are as follows. Instagram: @Clarkeoutloud TikTok: @Clarkeoutloud Email: clarkeoutloud@gmail.com Please like and share with your friends or people you hate and if your a legend leave a nice 5 star review. See you all next week

    58 min
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In this podcast Alex and Abbie dive deep into the everyday and more controversial subjects that present themselves in modern everyday life. Giving their opinions from both sides of the fence all all topics that are on peoples minds. They seek the listeners opinions on topics that people are wondering about and try to shed some light on what is going on and how we should deal with things. With a dash of humour Alex and Abbie as working class parents get into the topics that some try to avoid letting you into their lives and what that entails.

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  • Creator
    Clarkeoutloud
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    28
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © Clarkeoutloud
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    ClarkeOutLoud