Early Worms with Phil Ellis and Anna Thomas

This is it, the worms finally come to rest. And without microphones no less! Yes, the bailiffs have taken our mics (thanks John!) so we had to work around with the camera's microphone and you know what, you can barely tell (you can totally tell and we're very sorry!)

What a way to go out! Thanks for all those that supported us and stuck with us. The worms rose, but now they must rest.

You can see Phil on his national tour. Grab your tickets at www.philelliscomedy.com

Produced by John Stansfield for A Lovely Time Productions. Edited by Michael Mannion. Photography Matty Ride-Smith. Design by Sam O’Leary. Original music by Jack Lewis Evans.

As we close out season one we are super psyched to say we have our first guests! They had the best time ever and would recommend to a friend!

If you have a morning routine you'd like us to review you can drop us a line on Earlywormspodcast@gmail.com with subject line: My Worms in the Morning

You can support Early Worms on Patreon! For less than a pint you’ll get access to weekly bonus episodes. As a new podcast, we’d also appreciate it if you could leave us a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts!

You can see Phil on his national tour. Grab your tickets at www.philelliscomedy.com

Produced by John Stansfield for A Lovely Time Productions. Edited by Michael Mannion. Photography Matty Ride-Smith. Design by Sam O’Leary. Original music by Jack Lewis Evans.

Save the Preston Guild Hall! Or at least reinstate it to its former glory! The kids simply must have a panto! Phil and Anna try their hand at local activism and more in a brand new Early Worms!

If you have a morning routine you'd like us to review you can drop us a line on Earlywormspodcast@gmail.com with subject line: My Worms in the Morning

You can support Early Worms on Patreon! For less than a pint you’ll get access to weekly bonus episodes.

You can see Phil on his national tour. Grab your tickets at www.philelliscomedy.com

Produced by John Stansfield for A Lovely Time Productions. Edited by Michael Mannion. Photography Matty Ride-Smith. Design by Sam O’Leary. Original music by Jack Lewis Evans.

Break out the Daffs! Purchase your leeks! We're getting together to celebrate a real one ST DAVID.. But what else happened on this day in history? It wasn't actually St David's day but give us a break.

If you have a morning routine you'd like us to review you can drop us a line on Earlywormspodcast@gmail.com with subject line: My Worms in the Morning

You can support Early Worms on Patreon! For less than a pint you’ll get access to weekly bonus episodes. As a new podcast, we’d also appreciate it if you could leave us a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts!

You can see Phil on his national tour. Grab your tickets at www.philelliscomedy.com

Produced by John Stansfield for A Lovely Time Productions.
Edited by Michael Mannion.
Photography Matty Rise-Smith.
Design by Sam O’Learly.
Original music by Jack Lewis Evans.

Good morning neighbour! We hope you're well and that no one has found out about that terrible secret of yours! On this weeks episode Phil will theoretically beat another hapless celebrity to a pulp, but this one comes with a twist. We'll be reviewing morning rituals, some nice, some creepy, some overly regimented.. Also, Anna triggers Phil by talking about condiments. Tuck in, enjoy! And for the love of god subscribe! It takes a lot of energy to produce a podcast as we're being paid in worms.

If you have a morning routine you'd like us to review you can drop us a line on Earlywormspodcast@gmail.com with subject line: My Worms in the Morning

You can support Early Worms on Patreon! For less than a pint you’ll get access to weekly bonus episodes. As a new podcast, we’d also appreciate it if you could leave us a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts!

You can see Phil on his national tour. Grab your tickets at www.philelliscomedy.com

Produced by John Stansfield for A Lovely Time Productions.
Edited by Michael Mannion.
Photography Matty Ride-Smith.
Design by Sam O’Leary.
Original music by Jack Lewis Evans.