Kathryn Mather: Pop a Marcus Rashford on top of your wardrobe

Oh wow - what a blinder of an episode!

Kathryn Mather is a young comedian on the up. We presented her with a Coronation Street legend, the chance of a streetlight worth making a documentary about and a cabinet minister with a lot on her plate - most of it stinky sweat gravy.

There's extremely strong language on the subject of Gordon Ramsay and an astonishing public proposal from a madman.

Kathryn is fast on her way to being the 'pride of our alley', but how does she feel about Rochdale's other favourite daughter?

Share this cracking episode with the people at YOUR bottom-strengthening class - and maybe the ones at your top-strengthening class too! Let's get the word out there!

Here's your brief synopsis: (warning: spoilers!)

On holiday with Anne Kirkbride 

Street fighting with Louis Theroux 

Living with the taxidermied body of Marcus Rashford

Squeezing your stinky sweat gravy on to the plate of Priti Patel

Reference to Priti’s eyebrows -

The word Louise is looking for is “hustler”

Extremely strong language on the subject of Gordon Ramsay 

An astonishing public proposal from a madman Can we have a picture of Pauline’s hair at her wedding, PLEASE? 

Forgetting herself at a Taylor Swift concert.

Knitting nancy gets an honorable mention 

Your vagina is haunted by Gracie Fields 

Links to Kathryn's stuff:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/KathMathComedy

Website kathrynmather.com

Zero Hours Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/zero-hours/id1455008156

Pat & Math https://twitter.com/PatAndMath

Links to our stuff:

Find Eyre Leigh Doors online on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and now TIKTOK for goodness sake 

Find Louise Leigh on Twitter, Facebook  and Instagram 

Catch up with Pauline Eyre on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram

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Thanks to the lovely Ben Woolford for our fab theme music, Sunny Business. 

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