Wolf and Owl
Comedians Tom Davis (The Wolf) and Romesh Ranganathan (The Owl) shoot the breeze for an hour a week because they couldn’t work out a format. They also take on listener problems if they remember to ask for them before they record. Not enough podcasts are just people talking with no real purpose. We’ve come to change all that. It’s a huge waste of time, but an entertaining one. Contains swearing because it’s really cool.
"As shooting the breeze goes, Tom and Romesh are as good as it gets" - Evening Standard
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Our Editor's Take
Listening to the Wolf and Owl podcast is like eavesdropping on two men chatting at a bar. The show has no established format, and the topics change often. One minute, Tom Davis and Romesh Ranganathan are talking about prank calls. Next, they might discuss their vacation in Spain, their recycling issues, or why ASMR feels so good. In one episode, the hosts even talk about Pablo Escobar's hippos. They also have extensive debates about the best place to get a roast dinner and how to hang up T-shirts. Luckily for the listeners, Davis and Ranganathan are professional comedians. So, all their conversations are hilarious, no matter how mundane the topic is.
The hosts of Wolf and Owl have spent most of their careers trying to make people laugh. Davis is best known for Murder in Successville, a UK sitcom. He starred in the show as DI Sleet, a detective who has to solve a new crime every episode. Davis also appeared on the show King Gary and the films Wonka, Free Fire, and Prevenge. His cohost, Romesh Ranganathan, is a BAFTA award-winning actor and comedian who has produced two stand-up TV specials. Ranganathan has also appeared on Judge Romesh and The Ranganation.
The Wolf and Owl duo have an effortless banter that's common between two close friends. Davis and Ranganathan have known each other for years. They often participated in each other's TV shows. They have developed a witty style of conversation that makes any topic entertaining. It doesn't matter if they're discussing YouTube boxers or past illnesses. On top of their everyday chatter, the pair also share their performing experiences. They have anecdotes about failed jokes, rough crowds, and meeting 50 Cent.
Wolf and Owl might interest the comedian's fans who want to learn more about their backstories. But it's also an excellent podcast for anyone searching for a good laugh.
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