On this episode I talk with Alex Leam about putting your foot in it, working with the legend Tony Slattery and how to write a book.

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You can follow Alex on Twitter (it will always be Twitter).

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On his Youtube Channel.

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On that new fancy Instagram.

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And why not buy his book on indeed listen to it.

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On this episode I talk with Nerine Skinner about how failure is a success, why there's no shame in loving any film and that chocolate is always the answer.

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You can follow Nerine on Twitter (it will always be Twitter).

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Or head over to the website.

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Or indeed her well-subscribed YouTube channel.

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And for much more why not book to see Nerine in one of her upcoming Live Shows.

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On this episode I talk with up coming comedian and budding filmmaker Eryn Tett.

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We discuss how Shark based films are worth it, why less is more and how to keep going after a pandemic.

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You can find Eryn in many places here.

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Or learn more about GMIM.

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And of course keep an eye out for upcoming gigs like this one.

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On this episode I talk with up coming comedian Chrissy Derbyshire.

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We discuss the talents of Alice Lowe, the charm of Retro Tat and how comedy can help you overcome your fears.

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You can find Chrissy on Twitter (it will always be Twitter).

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Watch some of her shows via Youtube.

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Listen to her The Retro Tat podcast.

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And of course keep an eye out for upcoming gigs.

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In the special episode I speak to three of the writers behind one of Channel 4's best ever comedies - Green Wing.

I am joined by Oriane Messina, Fay Rusling and James Henry who kindly answer my questions.

Will any secrets be revealed? Will we finally find out Mac's first name?

Sit back and bathe your ears in conversation when Topmilers and Depravity were in high demand.

Stream for free via Channel 4.

Not to mention the Green Wing Podcast and Piglets are coming soon...

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On this episode I talk with comedian, improv star and Director Lola-Rose Maxwell.

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From why diet Coke & bananas are a good idea to stroking a wolf horse artwork to how class is a much under-discussed topic.

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Lola-Rose is appearing on stage next year so buy tickets now for her show 'The Improvised Play'.

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She has also starred in several Short Films, such as Deloping.

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As well working alongside Stevie Martin in a series of sketches that have amassed over 30 millions views.

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Also Lola-Rose will be starring in BBC Radio 4's sold out show You're Part of the Problem.

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In this episode I talk with critically acclaimed Comedian, Writer and Director Athena Kugblenu.

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From why the Sound of Music is a masterclass in writing to how people's assumptions about class background are often wrong.

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For more information go to her website.

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Watch Athena's Short Film Common Ground (subsequently renamed Showdown) and buy tickets for the 2024 show.

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Listen to her podcast Bust or Trust she hosts along with Tiernan Douieb.

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In this episode I talk with sell out hit Play writer, Comedy Writer, Performer and Script Consultant & Acting Coach Beth Granville.

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From what needs to get in the bin to how to build a successful career, we discuss a wide range of topics.

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For more information: www.bethgranville.com

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Or on new fangled modern social media Instagram.

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Or her podcast show with Lucy Pinder Smashing Sundays.

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And so onto Episode 8 where I am joined by the voice (comedian, actor, podcaster) that is Paul Litchfield.

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Listen to his brand new and indeed shiny show, The Wild Orb.

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Follow him on Twitter (it will always be Twitter).

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Enjoy his voice on Monsoon Jackson, Series 3.

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Watch him attend an interview and give a job (written by Michael Spicer).

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Or why not listen to him on the only known podcast talking about Doctor Who.

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The release of Episode 7 heralds the arrival of Rosie Holt where we discuss the pitfalls of not not not being a working politician and how comedy horror is the best.

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For more, visit her website.

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Subscribe to Rosie's YouTube channel.

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Follow her on Twitter (it will always be Twitter)

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Or on that there Instagram.

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