P G Wodehouse, Clustering Round Young Bingo, audiobook short story read by Nick Martin

Bertie Wooster and Jeeves, Aunt Dahlia and Uncle Tom, Bingo and Rosie Little all tangled up in a story of magazine publishing and domestic staff poaching.

[@Trickynickymarts]

In this most peculiar time of worldwide gigantic effort to squash the effects of the tiny virus cell, forget it for a while, sit back and enjoy Bertie recounting his particular problems of the day.

[@oldoddjobs]

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[@heatherheron-speirs8727]

I don't know how one person can do so many different parts, and so well. You are such a treat to listen to, Nick.

[@trishaferrand1395]

The prolific genius, PG Wodehouse, helped me survive the Covid isolation. Now he's my go-to for sweet, soothing sleepy bedtime stories. And Nick is a great narrator, lively, animated, and faithful to the art of clear e n u n c i a t i o n .

[@katyvdb5993]

A delight, as all your readings of P G WODEHOUSE are. I am running out of superlativeswith which to express my gratitude!

[@blundy3788]

Hi nick you and Martin jarvis are the only two voice actors I can listen to at night cos you take it slow, everyone else is too highly strung, I can feel their nervous energy and I can't sleep! Also your voices for the different characters are amazing. I'm really glad I found you

[@Trickynickymarts]

To be put in the same box as Martin Jarvis must be the highest praise! Thank you. More will be coming down the pipe before too long.

[@mousiebrown1747]

Ditto!

[@binghobson7122]

I totally agree. He reminds me of Martin Jarvis too, especially reading the Just William stories

[@VictoriaAlfredSmythe]

I play at 125%

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thank you for all the kind thoughts and comments above, from all of you. My messaging is slightly wonky at the moment - to use Aunt Dahlia's expression! Feel free to use the email address on my About page - plenty of time at the moment! Also, I have recently come across a marvelous jazz band from New Orleans that make a great vintage sound, probably more Bertie than Jeeves' thing, called Tuba Skinny. If you like that sort of thing, try I Get The Blues on KZbin. I'm hooked!

[@colinellesmere]

In times of madness, and we are in greater madness now, enter and emerse yourself in the refuge that is the safe, kind and humorous world of PG Wodehouse. Read beautifully by Nick.

[@catmomjewett]

You are perfect for reading Wodehouse! 🤭

[@christinethornhill]

Bless your dear heart , this certainly helps us oldies in quarantine ! There's only so much 'news' I can bear to listen to at present . Thanks for doing your bit to save our sanity 👍🏼❤️👵🏼😽

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thank you Christine

[@dianejablonski1092]

I’ve listened to any and all Wodehouse ! I’m especially fond of Jonathan Cecil and Nick Martin. I can’t tolerate listening to the incredible writing of Wodehouse w/o the i flawless British persuasion. Thank you so much.🇺🇸

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thank you! Not sure about flawless though. Ha!

[@drnancysjohnson3844]

Wooster drives me nuts but I think I’m addicted to P.G. Wodehouse none the less. And then there’s ever unflappable Jeeves to calm me down along w/ the rest of the cast of characters!

[@superguinea]

You are now, hands down, my favorite Bertie Wooster. I love the unhurried pace with which you narrate. Absolutely delightful. thank you so much.

[@Trickynickymarts]

You have clearly heard a few Berties, so thank you for that

[@superguinea]

@@Trickynickymarts just to throw out this idea, have you thought of patreon? you would receive my patronage if you started a "right ho" project. please consider

[@superguinea]

@@Trickynickymarts before you, my favorite Bertie was Richard Briers. i love your slow, relaxed, unhurried pacing and tempo. i can enjoy the words play more for it

[@Trickynickymarts]

It is flattering that you would pay good money for this but I am a simple sort and will just carry on popping one up now and again.

[@superguinea]

@@Trickynickymarts well, its an open invitation. redeem it at your leisure.

[@Rosemary2009]

Wow, what substantial boost to Jeeves savings account! Go Jeeves! Thank you for another wonderfully read story, Mr. Martin. Take care.

[@Trickynickymarts]

I think Jeeves on the whole has a very pleasant life and yes, also does alright for himself. Well deserved though! Cheers

[@rule62live90]

Thank you for another diamond reading!

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thanks!

[@brentblake8306]

This is the second story read by you that i've listened to,and this is the second(and final) comment from me,you are an excellent "voice actor"thanks so much!

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thank you Brent

[@TedaR]

WD as always! Tysm for helping to make this time alil easier. I am most relieved to hear from you! I've been concerned for all our YT kin. Sending Prayers & well wishes to one & all!

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thank you all good here, you keep well too

[@MacMcCaskill]

A beautifully-crafted story, brilliantly read. Much chortling on my part at Bertie's antics and at the marvellous voices. I have others lined-up on my listening list.

[@lara_bond]

It feels like you are not even reading but living every part! You do it better than professional actors, very talented work! Thank you for every added story, I am your loyal subscriber:) Please read “No Wedding Bells for Bingo” when you have time❤

[@user-di2er6cw2j]

Just the reading to improve listening skills of the great English language. So well and distinctly read! I'm your new fan!

[@Trickynickymarts]

Very pleased to hear that - thankyou!

[@JB-dk1vm]

I am transported to Aunt Dehlia's bedroom where dog and man are simultaneously startled and the fun begins. I'm noting choice descriptive quotes to call upon at the right moment. Wouldn't be near as enjoyable, though, were it not for the magical voice of Mr. Martin.

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thanks Jill, yes it just needs a quick enough recall to pop them in! Also each story has a new word for me that I have to look up.

[@cousinsister69]

We all need a Jeeves in our lives. Lovely listening thank you. Hi from Oz 👇💜🙃

[@saintexupery8406]

@Trickynicky: Splendid SOS [Save Our Sanity) - a candle in these long scary days of isolating in place. Thank you!

[@Trickynickymarts]

Yes, gota keep the ol' chin up!

[@Mersthamgal1]

Such fun. Thank you jenx

[@parichehrnasiri1375]

I like the reading and the story. It's so nice to be away from covid19 and ....

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thank you

[@harriettemacy7399]

Thank you! ♥︎

[@Trickynickymarts]

Cheers!

[@jayantasengupta4703]

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[@jayantasengupta4703]

H I am

[@jayantasengupta4703]

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[@jayantasengupta4703]

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[@erikafroehlich7791]

Most enjoyable!

[@knops1]

This is a great book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE IT

[@r4b32t11]

Fancy being bitten in the leg by a close friend...🥴

[@Trickynickymarts]

Not much! You are wasting no time rattling through all these stories. Well done.

[@r4b32t11]

@@Trickynickymarts I aim to please....🙏

[@mousiebrown1747]

I wish I could be Aunt Dahlia……..

[@debwebb2933]

I've been missing you glad you're back God bless you

[@marisadallavalle393]

Thank you !!!!

[@schoo9256]

Oh my God, we get to see the genesis of that mythical article Bertie wrote for Aunt Dahlia! I had no idea there was a Jeeves story that actually covered its inception lol

[@brendareed8412]

I love that the Jeeves writings are an interwoven world that progresses.

[@Trickynickymarts]

And what a wonderful world!

[@celiawhitaker2404]

What’s the name of that next story please?

[@honesty3440]

100 fingers up! Superb !

[@ACE999]

When is Bertie gonna realise Bingo is just a piss taker?

[@VictoriaAlfredSmythe]

Good stuff. Not Cecil, but very good.

[@lara_bond]

Much better than Cecil in my opinion. I can’t listen to Cecil at all, too monotonous. But to each their own!

[@VictoriaAlfredSmythe]

the spice of life they say@@lara_bond

[@glorisyoung9696]

Better than, in my op.

[@VictoriaAlfredSmythe]

great to have choices@@glorisyoung9696

[@marcopolo9146]

Who is Nick Martin? Definitely not the best Wodehouse reader. Ian Carmichael is the best, then Jonathan Cecil, then Martin Jarvis, then everyone else.

[@Trickynickymarts]

Just someone who out of the blue decided to read some short stories, edit them into something half presentable and put them up here for anyone to listen to if they wish. It was not meant in any way to be competitive with the great narrators that you name. But thanks for even considering it for a moment.

[@marcopolo9146]

@@Trickynickymarts something “half presentable”? 109% of P.G.Wodehouse is presentable.

[@gailw8480]

Nick Martin is also MORE THAN presentable. What you have accomplished, Nick, is deeply appreciated. So glad you are doing you.

[@Trickynickymarts]

Thanks Gail!

[@granthurlburt4062]

Nick Martin is doing this free and is doing a fantastic job of reading and making available so many Wodehouse stories. Thank you Nick!