
The Competition
From Harford: An Oral History by Dan Hooper
March 30, 2026 · 16 min · Season 1 · Episode 13
About this episode
A man wins a competition that changes his life and introduces him to the elite, despite family constraints.
A man dreams of a better life but is held back by his family. Then one day he wins a competition that sets him on a new path and into a world of the elites. You can support the show by visiting https://ko-fi.com/harford , sharing the show with a friend or rating and reviewing it. Harford: An Oral History is a monthly surreal comedy podcast uncovering the strange and forgotten history of Haverfordwest. In each episode, a town inhabitant recounts their role in a key moment of its past—from a disastrous attempt to build the world’s tallest building to a battle reenactment that spiraled into real conflict. Written, produced and performed by Dan Hooper Winner: Golden Lobes — Best Scripted Comedy. The Observer said “These punchy 10 to 14 minuters crackle with bible-black, absurd, twisted humour.”and The Guardian described the show “Strange little monologues brimming with dry wit and unlikely twists.” You can contact Dan at danhooper86@gmail.com. Harford: An Oral History is a monthly surreal comedy podcast uncovering the strange and forgotten history of Haverfordwest. In each episode, a town inhabitant recounts their role in a key moment of its past—from a disastrous attempt to build…
People in this episode
Host: Dan Hooper
Topics covered
- competition
- family dynamics
- social class
- dreams
- elites
Keywords
- competition
- better life
- family
- elites
- surreal comedy
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Harford: An Oral History
Books & works: The Observer, The Guardian
Places: Haverfordwest
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