
#218 - An Irish Odyssey with John Robins: Episode Two
About this episode
To celebrate entering his fifth decade John Robins decided to undertake the trip of a lifetime.
He packed up his beloved compact SUV (the make and model of which will definitely become clear) with a bag of golf clubs, a microphone and a sense of adventure and left rural Buckinghamshire for his destination: Ireland.
He went in search of answers, but ended up finding something much more important: content.
With the wind in his sails (often being picked up by his microphone) John celebrates his first night in Ireland with a lovely sit-down meal before heading for his first round of golf with host of ‘Diary of a High Handicapper’ and rival SUV owner Jamie.
He then heads north to meet up with fellow comedian Andrew Ryan, where they play MORE golf and discuss one of Elis James’s most famous stand-up routines.
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