The Paul Chowdhry PudCast is back for a third season. Why did award-winning stand up comedian Paul stop drinking alcohol 20 years ago? Why did his guests pick their professions? Do they even like their jobs? In these weekly chats Paul goes light and dark with his guests, encompassing everyone from comedians to musicians to broadcasters and more. Never one to hold back on his opinions, Paul tells it how he hears it.

Listen to the trailer for season three of The Paul Chowdhry PudCast here. Episodes are released on Global Player, or wherever you get your podcasts, Wednesdays from 5th April.

Paul says: The most anticipated podcast in human history is back by public demand! Yes, the Pudcast is back for Season 3. In the last seasons, I had some of the biggest z-listers. I’ve now gone back around the alphabet and have the best y-listers in the industry. I’m elated to give you what you’ve been waiting for…the truth, wrapped around laughs, and engrossing stories without holding back…

The Paul Chowdhry PudCast first launched in 2021 and, over 40 episodes later, Paul has spoken to Greg Davies, Shappi Khorsandi, Russell Howard, Lucy Beaumont, Krishnan Guru-Murthy, London Hughes, Johnny Vaughan, Kerry Katona and more.

Since pursuing comedy over 20 years ago Paul has completed record-breaking stand-up tours, including his latest tour Family-Friendly Comedian* (No Children) which was extended in 2022 for 42 dates nationwide following a sell out run in 2021; released an Amazon Prime special – Live Innit in 200 countries worldwide; become the first British Asian stand-up to sell out Wembley Arena; won awards (Best Live Event at the ITV Asian Media Awards, Comedian of the Year at the Asian Voice Awards, ‘Eastern Eye’ Comedian of the Year award); become a favourite on ‘Stand Up for the Week’, ‘Live at the Apollo’, ‘Taskmaster’, ‘Roast Battle’, Giorgio Locatelli’s ‘Celeb Cooking School’ and countless other TV shows.