We have said many times when it comes to panto, you only really need to listen to the Old Brits' annual extravaganza. (for those not sure what a panto is, listen and be educated in what after all is an annual ritual in the UK).This year's show is well worthy of an Oscar (at least for the cheek of it, and of course we worked all through the SAG strike as well).As we leave you with our panto to end 2023, from us Old Brits have a Very Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year.Oh and over the holiday period spread the word. 

We look at all the so-called 'National Days' and wonder not only why on earth we have so many and why and how we get our very own 'The Old Brits National Day'Not only that listen to what we three have to say about some of these odd days and of course have your say to us as well, [email protected] as this is our Christmas Podcast offering, have a super Christmas and New Year. 

If you answer yes, then consider this episode late from last year. Of course, you could echo the words Bah Humbug and just get on and enjoy it anyway, for no matter what your preferences it is literally coming more into view along the road ahead.Anyway see what we three kings (sorry Old Brits) have to say about it.

If like us you are news junkies and are getting saddened by the total lack of good news on any news channel.  We are striving to bring good news back and re-introduce the 'and finally' at the end of newscasts. To help 'kick start' our aims we remember some of the best that made us smile at the end of news in days gone by.Of course, if you have any good news you would like to share then get in touch with us and we will certainly air it in weeks to come. 

The 3 of us at long last have come to the conclusion that we are not only 'indispensable' as we get older but 'Old Uns' are becoming more in demand Madonna taking the London show scene by storm at 65 whilst Angela Rippon (if you don't know who she is, take a look) at 78 also showing the younger generation that age is purely just a number.Our numbers are quite high (well at least one of us is). We aren't bothered by that in fact we rise to the occasion of birthdays or is it that only on birthdays do we rise to the occasion? Listen for yourselves and see if you agree with us.