Adam Richard (Hard Quiz, Spicks and Specks, Outlander) joins me to go through his burners. We talk Father Son relationships, setbacks in health and reasons why we think we do comedy.

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Greg Fleet (These Things Happen, The Good Son) joins me fro a very open chat about lying, addiction and putting your ego aside to concentrate on the work.

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Eddie Perfect (Beetlejuice the musical, Offspring) joins me to discuss working on million dollar musicals, moving a young family to the other side of the world and how to deal with audience expectation when they just want you to "bring the monkey back"

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Writer, producer, future podcaster Marieke Hardy (Heartbreak High, JJJ, Laid) joins me to discuss dealing with a complicated family, apologising to friends and intentionally giving possibly the worst Christmas presents ever.

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Dave Thornton (New Stand Up special available to watch here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JieZsN_a3Ms ) joins me to discuss the role he plays in his family, whether or not he and I care too much about our health, and why he much prefers a phone call rather than a text

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Comedian, broadcaster and author Sami Shah joins me to discuss his burners, we touch on moving countries and making new friends, dealing with high cholesterol when chips taste so good, plus trying not to gauge our self worth on ticket sales

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Gillian Cosgriff is the very first guest on Four Burners, a podcast that imagines your life as a four burner stove top. Each represents a different facet of your life; Career, Family, Friends and Health. If you have them all going at once you'll burn out, so which ones are you leaving on, and which ones are you turning off

Gillian Cosgriff is an award winning actor and comedian, she starred in the Australian version of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child for three years and in 2023 won the Melbourne International Comedy Festival's most outstanding show for Actually Good

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Four Burners, is based on the four burners theory. Imagine your life is represented by a stove top with four burners; each burner represents a different facet of your life;

Family.

Friends.

Health.

Career.

If you have them all going at 100% all the time you are bound to burn out. The theory suggests if you want to be successful you need to turn one off. If you want to be super successful you need to turn off two.

Which ones are you choosing? Or which ones are you turning off?

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