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The Last Responders is a pilot series exploring first responder humour: what it is, where it comes from, and why the people who've seen the most tend to be the funniest. Hosted by Australian comedian and former Army infantry soldier Jarryd Goundrey.
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What's it like for a comedian to travel to a warzone and perform for troops? What is the humour like? Special Forces? and a tough crowd. Jarryd Goundrey explores this in episode 2 of the Last Responders Podcast FT Troy Kinne & Lehmo. Need your DVA claims done properly? https://www.veteransfirstconsulting.com/
Paramedics are the people who arrive when you are having your worst day. The people behind that job are overworked, underpaid and very funny. Thank you for what you do. On the job and off. The Last Responders Podcast is hosted by Veteran and Comedian Jarryd Goundrey. We aim to show people that there is life after service and that your story matters. If you need your DVA claims done right and once https://www.veteransfirstconsulting.com/ Tell them i sent ya.
The Last Responders is a new podcast hosted by comedian and former Army infantry soldier Jarryd Goundrey - where veterans, first responders, and the people who love them get to tell their stories without the filter. Six episodes. Army, Navy, Air Force, Police, Ambos, Firefighters, and the widows who carry it all. This is the trailer. Subscribe now so you don't miss Episode 1.
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