
The Big Announcement
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The Big Announcement
Hey Podrats — I’ve taken a quick pit stop in your feed because things are about to take a turn.
After four lovely, slightly well-behaved seasons of Television Times, we have decided to swerve the podcast into a new lane. Same host, same questionable judgement — just a wider map and fewer guardrails.
From Season 5, the show will become 'All My Clothes Need Burning'.
We’ll still chat with brilliant guests about what they do and how they got there — but now we’re leaning harder into travel disasters, production chaos, and stories of things going gloriously wrong — in far-away lands or right at home.
So nothing’s really changing — apart from the name, the direction, and the increased risk of mild peril.
New title. Bigger adventures. Possibly worse decisions.
Season 5 boarding soon.
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Podcast: All My Clothes Need Burning
Host: Steve Otis Gunn
Guest: Steve Otis Gunn
Duration: 4 minutes
Release Date: February 12, 2026
Season: 4, Episode 34
All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis Gunn.
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