Darren Harriott describes himself as a "click-your-fingers celebrity" — famous enough to be recognised, not famous enough for anyone to be entirely sure why. He's made peace with that, moved back to the Black Country, and is now living near some greenery.

Darren Harriott is an acclaimed British stand-up comedian, writer, and presenter, and a two-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee known for his smart, honest, high-energy comedy and sharp takes on class, race, and modern masculinity.

• Why he's stepping away from late-night gigs — and what the circuit costs you if you don't
• The reality of working with Richard Osman and the behind-the-scenes world of The Wheel and Michael McIntyre's Big Show
• Why the Midlands won the argument over Kilburn — and what that decision changed
• The vintage tech obsession and Gen Z nostalgia that connect in ways he didn't expect

Connect with Darren here:

• Instagram
• TikTok
• YouTube

Originally released under the podcast's former name: Television Times.

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