{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/695e5ac1adf9f2c53a665a53/69e245ca0b4baf3bf247ee56?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"THE GAZETTE: Confessions 2, MAGA meltdowns & please stop Carrying On!!","description":"<p>We’re back in the&nbsp;<em>Problematic Gazette </em>saddle — no plan, no structure, just vibes (and mild chaos). This week, we kick off by comparing ailments like it’s an Olympic sport: one of us is fresh off a greatest hits run of gastroenteritis, a colitis flare,&nbsp;<em>and</em>&nbsp;recent COVID (thriving!), while the other is living vicariously through a husband who’s just attended a very hush-hush celebrity wedding 👀</p><p>From there, we spiral — naturally — into TV chat. We debrief the&nbsp;<em>The Apprentice UK</em>&nbsp;final, confess our soft spot for&nbsp;<em>Race Across the World</em>, and get genuinely giddy over&nbsp;<em>Madonna</em>&nbsp;teasing <em>Confessions 2</em>&nbsp;(Coachella rumors! a possible sample! we’re unwell).</p><p>There’s also pre-holiday anxiety as we eye our upcoming Dubrovnik trip while nervously refreshing headlines about a looming jet fuel shortage — what could possibly go wrong?</p><p>On the telly front, we’re dipping into&nbsp;<em>Things You Should Have Done</em>, celebrating the return of&nbsp;<em>Taskmaster</em>, checking in on&nbsp;<em>Rivals</em>&nbsp;season two, and gently mourning&nbsp;<em>Only Murders in the Building</em>&nbsp;losing its way a bit.</p><p>Elsewhere, we get unexpectedly academic about the decline of late-era&nbsp;<em>Carry On films</em>, name-drop the diaries of&nbsp;<em>Kenneth Williams</em>, and issue a heartfelt apology for out lost episode (Riverside, we will never forgive you).</p><p>We round things off with a quick dip into the exhausting whirlpool of MAGA/<em>Donald Trump</em>-adjacent chaos,  reflect on our collective doomscrolling fatigue and — as ever — plug where you can find us next.</p><p>Come for the chat, stay for the spirals.</p>","author_name":"David Moor and Lee Arnott"}