PG Wodehouse Audiobooks

Freshly escaped to a quaint country cottage, Freddie and Sally stumble upon a windfall of contraband diamonds stashed in their very own icebox by a slippery smuggler from the previous owner's past. Cue a cascade of Wodehouse wonders: bungled hideouts, bungling bobbies, romantic rivalries, and enough mistaken identities to fill a village fete. It's quintessential Plum—effervescent absurdity served with a twist of lemon, guaranteed to tickle your funny bone till it aches. This audiobook is a corker for Jeeves fans and fresh-faced fun-seekers alike! So, chill out with a frosty dose of Wodehouse wizardry in P.G. Wodehouse’s Ice in the Bedroom, now on YouTube (WolveMarine) and Rumble (WolvMarine)! This 1961 gem follows the bumbling Barry Peters and his chum Fred Egg as they navigate a whirlwind of suburban shenanigans, hidden diamonds, and the icy machinations of a diamond smuggler lurking in their very own bedroom. It’s classic Wodehouse: a sparkling cocktail of mistaken identities, romantic entanglements, and laugh-out-loud absurdity that’ll have you grinning like a Cheshire cat on a summer’s day. Enhanced with subtle visuals to complement the audio without stealing the spotlight, this audiobook is pure delight for fans of Jeeves-era hijinks and newcomers craving timeless British wit! We’re still gunning for 1,👀0 subscribers on both platforms to unlock monetization magic, so please like, subscribe, and share to help us melt that milestone! Your support keeps the Wodehouse wonders flowing.Want to chip in and keep the chill going? Consider supporting us at: 🇬🇧 Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3586242159576264582&created=1742769529 🇮🇪 PayPal: https://www.paypal.biz/semperfighting 🫡 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/USMCschlote 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Thank you for joining the WolveMarine crew—more Wodehouse frolics await! 🫡✝️

Freshly escaped to a quaint country cottage, Freddie and Sally stumble upon a windfall of contraband diamonds stashed in their very own icebox by a slippery smuggler from the previous owner's past. Cue a cascade of Wodehouse wonders: bungled hideouts, bungling bobbies, romantic rivalries, and enough mistaken identities to fill a village fete. It's quintessential Plum—effervescent absurdity served with a twist of lemon, guaranteed to tickle your funny bone till it aches. This audiobook is a corker for Jeeves fans and fresh-faced fun-seekers alike! So, chill out with a frosty dose of Wodehouse wizardry in P.G. Wodehouse’s Ice in the Bedroom, now on YouTube (WolveMarine) and Rumble (WolvMarine)! This 1961 gem follows the bumbling Barry Peters and his chum Fred Egg as they navigate a whirlwind of suburban shenanigans, hidden diamonds, and the icy machinations of a diamond smuggler lurking in their very own bedroom. It’s classic Wodehouse: a sparkling cocktail of mistaken identities, romantic entanglements, and laugh-out-loud absurdity that’ll have you grinning like a Cheshire cat on a summer’s day. Enhanced with subtle visuals to complement the audio without stealing the spotlight, this audiobook is pure delight for fans of Jeeves-era hijinks and newcomers craving timeless British wit! We’re still gunning for 1,👀0 subscribers on both platforms to unlock monetization magic, so please like, subscribe, and share to help us melt that milestone! Your support keeps the Wodehouse wonders flowing.Want to chip in and keep the chill going? Consider supporting us at: 🇬🇧 Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3586242159576264582&created=1742769529 🇮🇪 PayPal: https://www.paypal.biz/semperfighting 🫡 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/USMCschlote 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Thank you for joining the WolveMarine crew—more Wodehouse frolics await! 🫡✝️

Freshly escaped to a quaint country cottage, Freddie and Sally stumble upon a windfall of contraband diamonds stashed in their very own icebox by a slippery smuggler from the previous owner's past. Cue a cascade of Wodehouse wonders: bungled hideouts, bungling bobbies, romantic rivalries, and enough mistaken identities to fill a village fete. It's quintessential Plum—effervescent absurdity served with a twist of lemon, guaranteed to tickle your funny bone till it aches. This audiobook is a corker for Jeeves fans and fresh-faced fun-seekers alike! So, chill out with a frosty dose of Wodehouse wizardry in P.G. Wodehouse’s Ice in the Bedroom, now on YouTube (WolveMarine) and Rumble (WolvMarine)! This 1961 gem follows the bumbling Barry Peters and his chum Fred Egg as they navigate a whirlwind of suburban shenanigans, hidden diamonds, and the icy machinations of a diamond smuggler lurking in their very own bedroom. It’s classic Wodehouse: a sparkling cocktail of mistaken identities, romantic entanglements, and laugh-out-loud absurdity that’ll have you grinning like a Cheshire cat on a summer’s day. Enhanced with subtle visuals to complement the audio without stealing the spotlight, this audiobook is pure delight for fans of Jeeves-era hijinks and newcomers craving timeless British wit! We’re still gunning for 1,👀0 subscribers on both platforms to unlock monetization magic, so please like, subscribe, and share to help us melt that milestone! Your support keeps the Wodehouse wonders flowing.Want to chip in and keep the chill going? Consider supporting us at: 🇬🇧 Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3586242159576264582&created=1742769529 🇮🇪 PayPal: https://www.paypal.biz/semperfighting 🫡 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/USMCschlote 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Thank you for joining the WolveMarine crew—more Wodehouse frolics await! 🫡✝️

"You rang, sir?" – Hold onto your monocles, Wodehouse fans: after your sharp-eared sleuthing spotlighted that pesky narration snag, I've heeded the call and tracked down the true Nigel Lambert gem on Internet Archive to fix it proper! Behold, the freshly edited and rerecorded Ring for Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse, Chapters 11-17, now gleaming on YouTube (WolveMarine) and Rumble (WolvMarine)! Dive back into the diamond-dazzled debacle at Rowcester Abbey, where Jeeves (sans Bertie) juggles the broke Earl Bill Rowcester's woes, a smuggler's icy fortune hidden in the fridge, and a parade of posh pests with his unflappable finesse. It's Wodehouse at his fizziest—mistaken motives, matrimonial muddles, and enough upper-crust uproar to rattle the teacups!Enhanced with subtle, scrolling visuals that complement Lambert's masterful narration without stealing the spotlight (the real draw that lured you in from the start), this is the seamless fix you clamored for—your feedback fueled the frenzy, and Chapters 18-22 are hot on the heels, editing underway in the next couple of days! We’re paddling toward 1,000 subscribers on both platforms to unlock monetization magic, so please like, subscribe, and share to help us cross the finish line! Your support keeps the Wodehouse wonders flowing.Fancy chipping in to speed the next batch? Consider supporting at: Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3586242159576264582&created=1742769529 PayPal: https://www.paypal.biz/semperfighting Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/USMCschlote Thank you for joining the WolveMarine crew—Jeeves approves, and more Plum perfection awaits! 🫡

Hoist the mainsail for a transatlantic tangle of romantic rigmarole in P.G. Wodehouse’s effervescent 1922 romp—Three Men and a Maid (or The Girl on the Boat in the UK), Part 4 of 4 is now sailing smoothly on YouTube (WolveMarine) and Rumble (WolvMarine)! The entire audiobook has been divided into 4 easily digestible pieces. Why you may or may not be asking? I'm glad you did or did not ask. First, because I am financially unable to obtain a PC or laptop at this time. Limiting me in memory and processing power. Also, in tools available for graphics and editing. That's what the Venmo PayPal and BMC Qr codes are for. 100% of money collected from donations will go to the purchase of a PC or laptop. Ok, now this: red-haired firecracker Wilhelmina "Billie" Bennet, a dog-devoted damsel with a penchant for chaos, sets hearts aflutter aboard an ocean liner bound for Blighty. Enter the trio of titular toffs—Bream Mortimer, her steadfast swain; Eustace Hignett, the poetically peevish fiancé who’d rather rhyme than romance; and Sam Marlowe, Eustace’s swaggering cousin who spots Billie and promptly topples overboard for love. Toss in Jane Hubbard, elephant-gun-toting and Eustace-smitten, plus a bulldog with more brains than the lot of them, a revolver-wielding lawyer, a suit of armor gone awry, and a disastrous talent quest that’d make the Titanic look tame—and you’ve got Wodehouse at his whirlwind best: a sparkling cocktail of mistaken identities, matrimonial mayhem, and mirth that’ll have you guffawing like a deckhand on deck.Enhanced with subtle, shipshape visuals to complement the audio without swamping the story, this audiobook is a corker for fans of Bertie-esque bedlam and newcomers craving classic British farce! We’re still gunning for 1,000 subscribers on both platforms to unlock monetization magic, so please like, subscribe, and share to help us navigate the goal! Your support keeps the Wodehouse waves rolling.Fancy stoking the engine room? Consider supporting at: Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3586242159576264582&created=1742769529 PayPal: https://www.paypal.biz/semperfighting Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/USMCschlote Thank you for joining the, WolveMarines! ✊️ 👉more Plum-powered pleasures await! 🫡🇺🇲

Hoist the mainsail for a transatlantic tangle of romantic rigmarole in P.G. Wodehouse’s effervescent 1922 romp—Three Men and a Maid (or The Girl on the Boat in the UK), now sailing smoothly on YouTube (WolveMarine) and Rumble (WolvMarine)! Picture this: red-haired firecracker Wilhelmina "Billie" Bennet, a dog-devoted damsel with a penchant for chaos, sets hearts aflutter aboard an ocean liner bound for Blighty. Enter the trio of titular toffs—Bream Mortimer, her steadfast swain; Eustace Hignett, the poetically peevish fiancé who’d rather rhyme than romance; and Sam Marlowe, Eustace’s swaggering cousin who spots Billie and promptly topples overboard for love. Toss in Jane Hubbard, elephant-gun-toting and Eustace-smitten, plus a bulldog with more brains than the lot of them, a revolver-wielding lawyer, a suit of armor gone awry, and a disastrous talent quest that’d make the Titanic look tame—and you’ve got Wodehouse at his whirlwind best: a sparkling cocktail of mistaken identities, matrimonial mayhem, and mirth that’ll have you guffawing like a deckhand on deck.Enhanced with subtle, shipshape visuals to complement the audio without swamping the story, this audiobook is a corker for fans of Bertie-esque bedlam and newcomers craving classic British farce! We’re still gunning for 1,000 subscribers on both platforms to unlock monetization magic, so please like, subscribe, and share to help us navigate the goal! Your support keeps the Wodehouse waves rolling.Fancy stoking the engine room? Consider supporting at: Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3586242159576264582&created=1742769529 PayPal: https://www.paypal.biz/semperfighting Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/USMCschlote Thank you for joining the, WolveMarines! ✊️ 👉more Plum-powered pleasures await! 🫡🇺🇲

Hoist the mainsail for a transatlantic tangle of romantic rigmarole in P.G. Wodehouse’s effervescent 1922 romp—Three Men and a Maid (or The Girl on the Boat in the UK), now sailing smoothly on YouTube (WolveMarine) and Rumble (WolvMarine)! Picture this: red-haired firecracker Wilhelmina "Billie" Bennet, a dog-devoted damsel with a penchant for chaos, sets hearts aflutter aboard an ocean liner bound for Blighty. Enter the trio of titular toffs—Bream Mortimer, her steadfast swain; Eustace Hignett, the poetically peevish fiancé who’d rather rhyme than romance; and Sam Marlowe, Eustace’s swaggering cousin who spots Billie and promptly topples overboard for love. Toss in Jane Hubbard, elephant-gun-toting and Eustace-smitten, plus a bulldog with more brains than the lot of them, a revolver-wielding lawyer, a suit of armor gone awry, and a disastrous talent quest that’d make the Titanic look tame—and you’ve got Wodehouse at his whirlwind best: a sparkling cocktail of mistaken identities, matrimonial mayhem, and mirth that’ll have you guffawing like a deckhand on deck.Enhanced with subtle, shipshape visuals to complement the audio without swamping the story, this audiobook is a corker for fans of Bertie-esque bedlam and newcomers craving classic British farce! We’re still gunning for 1,000 subscribers on both platforms to unlock monetization magic, so please like, subscribe, and share to help us navigate the goal! Your support keeps the Wodehouse waves rolling.Fancy stoking the engine room? Consider supporting at: Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3586242159576264582&created=1742769529 PayPal: https://www.paypal.biz/semperfighting Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/USMCschlote Thank you for joining the, WolveMarines! ✊️ 👉more Plum-powered pleasures await! 🫡🇺🇲

Hoist the mainsail for a transatlantic tangle of romantic rigmarole in P.G. Wodehouse’s effervescent 1922 romp—Three Men and a Maid (or The Girl on the Boat in the UK), now sailing smoothly on YouTube (WolveMarine) and Rumble (WolvMarine)! Picture this: red-haired firecracker Wilhelmina "Billie" Bennet, a dog-devoted damsel with a penchant for chaos, sets hearts aflutter aboard an ocean liner bound for Blighty. Enter the trio of titular toffs—Bream Mortimer, her steadfast swain; Eustace Hignett, the poetically peevish fiancé who’d rather rhyme than romance; and Sam Marlowe, Eustace’s swaggering cousin who spots Billie and promptly topples overboard for love. Toss in Jane Hubbard, elephant-gun-toting and Eustace-smitten, plus a bulldog with more brains than the lot of them, a revolver-wielding lawyer, a suit of armor gone awry, and a disastrous talent quest that’d make the Titanic look tame—and you’ve got Wodehouse at his whirlwind best: a sparkling cocktail of mistaken identities, matrimonial mayhem, and mirth that’ll have you guffawing like a deckhand on deck.Enhanced with subtle, shipshape visuals to complement the audio without swamping the story, this audiobook is a corker for fans of Bertie-esque bedlam and newcomers craving classic British farce! We’re still gunning for 1,000 subscribers on both platforms to unlock monetization magic, so please like, subscribe, and share to help us navigate the goal! Your support keeps the Wodehouse waves rolling.Fancy stoking the engine room? Consider supporting at: Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3586242159576264582&created=1742769529 PayPal: https://www.paypal.biz/semperfighting Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/USMCschlote Thank you for joining the, WolveMarines! ✊️ 👉more Plum-powered pleasures await! 🫡🇺🇲

Ring-a-ding-ding for Jeeves, old sport—P.G. Wodehouse’s sparkling 1953 comedy-thriller Ring for Jeeves kicks off with Episode 1 of 2, now on YouTube (WolveMarine) and Rumble (WolvMarine)! In this BBC Radio 4 gem (dramatized by Archie Scottney in 2014), the unflappable valet Jeeves (voiced by the masterful Martin Jarvis) steps in as temporary butler at crumbling Rowcester Abbey, aiding the cash-strapped young Earl Bill Rowcester (Jamie Bamber) amid a whirlwind of hidden diamonds, diamond-hard debts, and a smarmy American widow with eyes on the estate. Cue Wodehouse’s effervescent elixir of mistaken motives, matrimonial mix-ups, and Jeevesian ingenuity—think Jeeves sans Bertie, but twice the toffs and trouble! With a stellar cast including Rufus Sewell as Rory, Joanne Whalley as Monica, and Glenne Headly as Rosie, this full-cast production is a corker. Enhanced with subtle visuals to complement the audio without stealing the spotlight, it's pure Plum perfection for Wodehouse devotees! We’re aiming for 1,000 subscribers on both platforms, so please like, subscribe, and share to help us reach our goal! Your support keeps these timeless tales alive.Want to fuel more classic content? Consider supporting us at: Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3586242159576264582&created=1742769529 PayPal: https://www.paypal.biz/semperfighting Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/USMCschlote Thank you for joining the WolveMarine crew—stay tuned for Episode 2!

Ring-a-ding-ding for Jeeves, old sport—P.G. Wodehouse’s sparkling 1953 comedy-thriller Ring for Jeeves kicks off with Episode 1 of 2, now on YouTube (WolveMarine) and Rumble (WolvMarine)! In this BBC Radio 4 gem (dramatized by Archie Scottney in 2014), the unflappable valet Jeeves (voiced by the masterful Martin Jarvis) steps in as temporary butler at crumbling Rowcester Abbey, aiding the cash-strapped young Earl Bill Rowcester (Jamie Bamber) amid a whirlwind of hidden diamonds, diamond-hard debts, and a smarmy American widow with eyes on the estate. Cue Wodehouse’s effervescent elixir of mistaken motives, matrimonial mix-ups, and Jeevesian ingenuity—think Jeeves sans Bertie, but twice the toffs and trouble! With a stellar cast including Rufus Sewell as Rory, Joanne Whalley as Monica, and Glenne Headly as Rosie, this full-cast production is a corker. Enhanced with subtle visuals to complement the audio without stealing the spotlight, it's pure Plum perfection for Wodehouse devotees! We’re aiming for 1,000 subscribers on both platforms, so please like, subscribe, and share to help us reach our goal! Your support keeps these timeless tales alive.Want to fuel more classic content? Consider supporting us at: Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3586242159576264582&created=1742769529 PayPal: https://www.paypal.biz/semperfighting Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/USMCschlote Thank you for joining the WolveMarine crew—stay tuned for Episode 2! 🫡