Two Mr P's in a Podcast Live Tickets

The Two Mr Ps are taking their hilarious tales of life in education back on tour in 2025, with 'Let That Be A Lesson'.

In April 2018, Lee and Adam Parkinson, who both have backgrounds as educators in the Greater Manchester area, decided to launch a podcast called Two Mr Ps In A Podcast.

Lee had been a primary school teacher for more than 12 years and he still works part-time in school while also leading training sessions across the UK. His younger brother Adam is a teaching assistant in Salford.

On their show, the pair decided to share ideas and amusing insights about classroom life from the front line of teaching. Within a year, Two Mr Ps In A Podcast had become the UK’s No.1 education podcast, amassing over three million listens.

People have loved their stories about the madness that goes on at school. Plus, both parents and teachers are invited to share their experiences with the duo during segments like Teacher Confessions and The Random Things You Only Find In Primary Schools.

In late 2019, the two Mr Ps hit the road with a live version of their podcast – however the tour was cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic. During lockdowns in 2020 and early 2021, the listenership of Two Mr Ps In A Podcast grew as they offered a light-hearted perspective on getting young children to social distance and provided lots of laughs during a stressful time.

In summer 2021, the two Mr Ps announced their first book, Put A Wet Paper Towel On It – The Weird And Wonderful World Of Primary Schools, would come out on 19 August 2021. They also revealed they’d be taking Two Mr Ps In A Podcast across the UK from February to May 2022 to reminisce about their own school days as well as look at today’s hilarious world of education.

The two teachers took their award-winning podcast back on the road in 2025 with 'Let That Be A Lesson', delivering a laughter-filled evening as they shared more hilarious stories and anecdotes about the challenges teachers, parents, and school staff face while working with the most unintentionally funny comedians of all – children.