ClarkeOutLoud

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In this podcast we will dive deep into the everyday and more controversial subjects that present themselves in modern everyday life. Giving opinions from both sides of the fence on 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 we get into the topics that some try to avoid letting you into their lives and what that entails.

Episodes

  1. Sep 1

    End of The Line With John Uttley

    Most people underestimate how much growing up in post-war Britain shaped who we are today — but John’s story reveals just how profound that influence truly is. From the austerity of the 1950s to the cultural upheavals of the 60s, he recounts a world in transition, highlighting lessons that resonate even now.Imagine swapping the rationed existence of the 40s and 50s for the vibrant, turbulent decade that defined a generation. John reflects on his childhood in Lancashire, the shift from scarcity to abundance, and the social expectations that moulded his journey. His memories of cricket in the fields, the first wave of British pop, and the stark political landscape paint a vivid picture of a nation finding its identity.In this captivating episode, you'll discover: How the post-war austerity still echoes in today's economic debatesThe cultural revolution ignited by British artists like the Beatles and DylanThe profound impact of the miners' strike on Britain’s futureWhat it really meant to be a Victorian-born baby boomer living through seismic societal changesInsights into how early life adversity can forge resilience and shape legacy John’s unique perspective as a scientist, finance director, and published author offers valuable lessons in resilience, integrity, and the timeless influence of culture and community. His stories are replete with humour, honesty, and a deep sense of rootedness in Lancashire’s rolling landscapes and traditions. Whether you're interested in history, politics, or personal growth, this episode invites you to reflect on your roots and consider how past shifts create the foundation for tomorrow’s opportunities. And don't miss John’s upcoming novel, End of the Line, where he explores love and legacy in later life — a fitting culmination of life’s enduring themes. His insights remind us that, no matter the challenges, we inherit not only our history but also our capacity to reinvent ourselves. Sorry for the break in releases Clarkeoutloud will be back weekly from the 9th September! if you want to get in touch with us with your stories maybe even appear on a episode like john. get in touch the way to do so is... Email Clarkeoutloud@gmail.com TikTok: @clarkeoutloud Instagram: @clarkeoutloud Facebook: @clarkeoutloud See you all September 9th.

  2. Jan 14

    White Vans

    In this episode, Alex and Abbie explore a range of topics from humorous chat-up lines to their diverse job experiences. They share funny anecdotes about retail and fast food jobs, discuss the difference between jobs and careers, and delve into the impact of AI on employment. The episode is filled with humor, personal stories, and practical advice, making it an engaging listen for anyone navigating the world of work. Key points: The importance of humor in breaking the ice in conversations.Chat-up lines can be both funny and cringe-worthy.Job experiences shape our understanding of work culture.Retail jobs often come with unique challenges and rude customers.The difference between a job and a career is significant.AI is changing the landscape of employment and job security.Job satisfaction can sometimes outweigh monetary compensation.Networking and relationships at work can influence job satisfaction.Employers often overlook the importance of experience in entry-level positions.Finding solutions to problems can lead to entrepreneurial opportunities. As always please like and share with your friends and recommend us so we can continue to grow. Get in touch with us with any funny stories or experiences you have had via email or our socials below. Email: clarkeoutloud@gmail.com Instagram: @clarkeoutloud TikTok : @clarkeoutloud

  3. Jan 7

    Golden

    In this episode, Alex and Abbiie delve into various themes surrounding relationships, communication, and the often overlooked aspects of life. They share humorous anecdotes about navigating marriage, the joys of caravan holidays, and the importance of appreciating local experiences and community. The conversation also touches on the significance of family time and the need to disconnect from technology to enjoy meaningful moments. Additionally, they engage in a fun segment called 'The Great Divide,' discussing personal preferences and opinions on various topics, followed by interesting facts that entertain and inform. Takeaways First world problems can be humorous yet relatable.Effective communication is key in relationships.Caravan holidays evoke nostalgia and simpler times.Local experiences can be just as valuable as exotic travels.Community spirit is essential for a supportive environment.Family time should be cherished and prioritized.Personal preferences can spark lively debates.Pineapple on pizza remains a controversial topic.Interesting facts can be both amusing and enlightening.Humor can be found in everyday situations. As always please like and share our podcast with your friends so we can continue to grow we really apprecate it. Get in touch with us via email and social media by using the following handles... Instagram & Tiktok @clarkeoutloud Email: Clarkeoutloud@gmail.com

  4. 12/31/2025

    New Years Eve

    In this New Year's Eve episode, Alex and Abbie reflect on their drinking habits, discuss their resolutions, and take a humorous look back at the events of 2025. They share personal insights, highlight significant global occurrences, and delve into pop culture and sports achievements. The episode culminates in the inaugural Clarke Out Loud Awards, where they recognize various moments and figures from the past year, all while looking forward to 2026 with a mix of optimism and skepticism. Episode Takeaways New Year's Eve is a rare occasion for Alex and Abbie to drink.Resolutions often fail by February due to lack of willpower.2025 was filled with both negative and positive events.Pop culture, including Stranger Things, had a significant impact this year.The Lionesses' victory in the Euros was a highlight in sports.The Clarke Out Loud Awards recognized various achievements and moments from 2025.Alex and Abbie humorously critique the concept of the 'sexiest man alive.'Jake Paul's injury sparked discussions about celebrity culture.The episode emphasizes the importance of reflecting on the past year.Looking ahead, the hosts express mixed feelings about 2026. As always feel free to get in touch with us with any antics or stories you have or new year resolutions. Our socials are... Instgram and Tiktok: @clarkeoutloud or Email us at clarkeoutloud@gmail.com See you all next week and HAPPY NEW YEAR!

    New Years Eve

  5. 12/24/2025

    Christmas Eve

    In this lively Christmas Eve podcast episode, Alex and Abbie discuss the ups and downs of the holiday season, from the stress of shopping and cooking to the joys of family gatherings and traditions. They share humorous anecdotes about Christmas dinners, gift-giving mishaps, and the chaos of holiday shopping. The conversation also touches on the significance of family dynamics during the holidays and concludes with a fun Christmas quiz. Takeaways Christmas Eve brings mixed feelings for many families.The debate over what constitutes a proper Christmas dinner is ongoing.Shopping during the holiday season can be a chaotic experience.Christmas can be a stressful time for adults, balancing family and finances.Secret Santa gifts can lead to awkward moments and funny stories.Traditions vary widely, and not all families celebrate the same wayChristmas dinner often leads to discussions about favorite and least favorite foods.The importance of spending time with loved ones during the holidays is emphasized.The episode ends with a light-hearted Christmas quiz to engage listeners. As always please like and share. Bring a friend next time or an enemy either way is fine. Also remember to get in touch with things you can say at the table at Christmas as well as in the bedroom and we will read them out.

  6. 12/17/2025

    Driving Home For Christmas

    In this episode, Alex and Abbie discuss various aspects of driving, including the decline in driving standards, common frustrations on the road, and the differences in driving culture between the North and South of England. They share personal anecdotes about traffic incidents, school runs, and the challenges of driving in adverse weather conditions. The conversation also touches on the role of speed cameras, the behavior of cyclists and taxi drivers, and the importance of having a good playlist for long drives. Additionally, they reflect on recent Christmas events and share a secret recipe for a popular drink. Takeaways Driving standards have declined over the years.Many drivers stop at empty roundabouts, causing frustration.People struggle with driving in rain and snow.Cyclists are often seen as the worst drivers on the road.Speed vans are considered dangerous and hidden.Driving in the North is generally safer than in the South.Having a good playlist is essential for long drives.Parking during school runs can be a nightmare.Traffic jams often occur for no apparent reason.The hosts share humorous anecdotes about their driving experiences. As usual please like and share our episodes with your friends and if you can show me via our dm's i will personally buy you a drink at any Wetherspoons just send us your table number and pub.

    Driving Home For Christmas

  7. 12/10/2025

    A Day In The Life Of Us

    In this episode Alex and Abbie delve into humorous anecdotes about daily life, relationships, and parenting challenges. They share stories about a friend's embarrassing moment at McDonald's, discuss the trials of school runs, and explore the nuances of road rage. The conversation shifts to movie reviews, particularly focusing on 'Stranger Things' and Christmas films, before wrapping up with practical tips for listeners in a segment called Clark's Council. Takeaways: The importance of humor in everyday life.Parenting can be a chaotic but humorous experience.Daily routines often involve unexpected challenges.Road rage is a common frustration for many drivers.Movies can evoke strong opinions and nostalgia.Christmas traditions can be both delightful and frustrating.Friendship and social connections are vital for well-being.Communication in relationships is key to understanding each other.Self-care and valuing one's time is essential.Finding joy in the little things can make life more enjoyable. As always please like and share with your friends or even someone you don't like! If you have any topics or stories you want us to talk about get in touch in the comments or via our socials below. Socials: Instagram & TikTok @clarkeoutloud Email: clarkeoutloud@gmail.com

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In this podcast we will dive deep into the everyday and more controversial subjects that present themselves in modern everyday life. Giving opinions from both sides of the fence on 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 we 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
    7
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Clarkeoutloud
  • Show Website
    ClarkeOutLoud