Episode 26 – Party Parslow

He’s written for some of the biggest comedy stars around, on radio, TV and now his smash hit podcast called Party in China on iTunes. I’ve known and loved this guy for over 20 years. We worked together on radio, television and have some incriminating but very funny memories to share. Please don’t forget to subscribe and leave a tasty review for your chance to win some Goldman wine. We also have a Patreon page that you can find at patreon.com/onthemike we would probably wet our pants if you became one of our sponsors. Oh and thanks to our first sponsor Mikes Mum!! HAha, hes a mummys boy!! ENJOY THE SHOW!!

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