The Moment with Miles Jupp

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a concentrated burst of up-to-the-minute comedy that sums up where we are right now and dispels the blues of life in 2025

  1. 6d ago

    The Moment Has Passed: Traitors, Dire Straits & The Return of The Moment (Part One)

    After a summer hiatus that lasted approximately one millennium, The Moment with Miles Jupp returned last week. In an exciting new twist we're now bringing you The Moment Has Passed with Miles Jupp and James Kettle in two parts. Part One is available right here on all podcast platforms. For two part two head to Patreon.com/themomentwithMilesJupp. And so onto this week's reflections; Miles and James discuss the triumphant return of The Moment, James's adventures building a pub that he didn't actually build for The Lycett Arms, the cultural habits of middle-aged men in the 1990s, and why Celebrity Traitors has become the ultimate family viewing. Plus, books, Dire Straits and the Traitors pyrotechnics that probably cost more than the GDP of a small country. The Moment Has Passed: a little post-match analysis for the week that's just gone. 00:00 Welcome to The Moment Has Passed00:54 The return of the reflective podcast02:22 James Kettle: writer of humorous witticisms03:11 The summer hiatus and the return of The Moment04:55 Building the pub for The Lice(t) Arms06:45 James's cultural life as a middle-aged man in the 1990s07:49 Fatherland, Dire Straits and literary recommendations10:30 Celebrity Traitors becomes family viewing11:39 The mysteries of The Traitors production13:22 Missions, car conversations and the magic of reality TV14:45 The return of shared television experiences15:28 Matthew Kelly and the great television mysteries16:07 Rob Beckett and playing The Traitors in the right spirit17:01 Continue the conversation on Patreon #TheMomentHasPassed #MilesJupp #JamesKettle #TheMomentWithMilesJupp #CelebrityTraitors #TheTraitors #ComedyPodcast #BritishComedy #Podcast

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a concentrated burst of up-to-the-minute comedy that sums up where we are right now and dispels the blues of life in 2025

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