Sebastian Croft, known for his appearance on the BBC’s Celebrity Traitors, is launching a new weekly podcast titled The Sunday Scaries with Bash Croft, produced by Persephonica.
The first episode will be released this Sunday, 1 November, with new guests joining Bash on the blue sofa each week to discuss the highs and lows of the past seven days.
The show will set out to address the anxieties many people feel as the weekend ends, with Sebastian and his friends sharing their own worries and highlights, including their choices for Flop of the Week and Slay of the Week.
Listeners will also have the chance to contribute
Listeners will also have the chance to contribute by submitting dilemmas and personal wins, which Sebastian and his guests will discuss during the episode before turning their attention to the week ahead.
Sebastian said: “My Sundays are usually spent with friends, playing games, chatting about our weeks, what’s going on in the world and what we’re loving or hating at the moment, and also with a healthy pinch of existential dread of the week to come, so it felt like the perfect fit to bring to life.
“So many people I know find Sundays daunting or lonely, and just want to have a laugh and chat about the week before and the week ahead. So I want the podcast to feel like you’re sitting on the sofa with us, having completely honest, unfiltered chats with friends.
Different guests every week, highs and lows, laughs
“Different guests every week, highs and lows, laughs and moans! Hopefully, it’ll make everyone’s Sunday feel a little brighter and the week ahead a little less daunting.”
Dino Sofos, Founder and CEO of Persephonica, commented: “We’re thrilled to be launching Bash’s Sunday Scaries with Sebastian, who has become THE breakout star of this series of Celebrity Traitors.
“Already loved by a huge and passionate fanbase around the world, Bash has now won over a whole new audience, and we’re incredibly excited to build on that momentum.
“Sunday Scaries is a fresh take on a weekly entertainment show – a feel-good antidote to the Sunday dread that gives audiences something to look forward to at the end of the weekend.”
