Hot Mess Clubhouse

Fresh Meat star Kimberley Nixon is the totally hilarious and lovely latest addition to The Hot Mess Clubhouse. The film and TV actor has graduated from playing the likes of Lindsay in Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging and Kate in Wild Child, to more grown up roles, starring as Josie in Fresh Meat and more recently storming the stage in the one-woman play Original Death Rabbit. She talks to host Lucy Vine about all her roles, snogging Aaron Taylor-Johnson, swearing, memorising 53 pages and chocolate.

Music by Harry Harris. Recorded at Waterstones Gower Street and edited by Hannah Varrall.

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The woman in all your favourite TV shows, Tiff Stevenson is the newest hilarious member of The Hot Mess Clubhouse. You’ll know her from years as a brilliant stand-up comedian and her sell-out Edinburgh Fringe shows, but she’s also a writer and actor. She’s in the amazing BBC show People Just Do Nothing and the incredibly relatable Gameface with her friend Roisin Conaty. Clubhouse host, Lucy Vine gets serious and silly with Tiff about a range of subjects including the curse of big boobs, kink-shaming, and accidentally murdering goldfish with perfume.

Music by Harry Harris. Recorded at Acast studios and produced by Hannah Varrall.

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Maybe the best human ever, Maisie Adam joins The Hot Mess Clubhouse this week. She won So You Think You're Funny? competition in 2017, then blew everyone away at last year’s Edinburgh Festival, getting nominated for the Best Newcomer award and winning the Amused Moose National Comic Award. She’s also swiftly become a regular on our TV screens, appearing recently on the likes of Mock the Week. Host Lucy Vine gets giggly with Maisie, talking about a variety of weird subjects, including wasps, hilarious lies, Steve Irwin and her Strictly Come Dancing ambitions.

Music by Harry Harris. Recorded at Waterstones Gower Street and produced by Hannah Varrall.

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Genius Andi Osho is the latest addition to the Hot Mess Clubhouse. The genuinely hilarious actor and comedian has been on our screens for a while now, as a regular on the stand-up circuit and Channel 4 comedy panel shows, but in recent years she’s been focusing on acting. She’s appeared in new superhero film, Shazam, and stars in apocalyptic Sky series Curfew. And more importantly, she recently killed it on a celebrity version of The Chase. Host Lucy Vine and Andi chat about moving from comedy to acting, as well as a lot of sillier things that include zombies, sex with Bradley Walsh, and singing My Heart Will Go On.

Music by Harry Harris. Recorded at The Bill Murray pub in Angel and produced by Hannah Varrall.

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Hilarious Sofie Hagen joins The Hot Mess Clubhouse this week to speak to Lucy Vine about her life as a comedian, author and fat activist. Sofie is also the host of two brilliant podcasts, Made of Human, and Secret Dinosaur Cult with Jodie Mitchell. She opens up about hosting them, as well as her new book Happy Fat. Join us this week to hear a silly chat about teenage hormones, playing spin the bottle and why Ursula is the best Disney villain. Also, be warned, there is a conversation about Jessica Simpson.

Music by Harry Harris. Recorded at Work Life Fitzrovia and produced by Hannah Varrall.

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Comedy genius Alison Spittle joins the Hot Mess Clubhouse this week. She’s a stand up comedian, TV and stage writer, as well as the brilliant human behind podcast The Alison Spittle Show. Alison and Clubhouse host Lucy Vine drink Prosecco and a G&T while also getting quite deep about Catholic guilt, fatness and – bizarrely – the night she partied with Desperate Housewives actor Teri Hatcher. Join us for a silly chat that also covers Scientology, fist fights and playing IRA games.

Music by Harry Harris. Recorded at Acast and produced by Hannah Varrall.

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The Hot Mess Clubhouse welcomes a new member this week in the form of comedian and author, Jen Brister. You will have seen her on various telly things, or maybe on Live at the Apollo, or perhaps her stand-up – where she’s supported the likes of Frankie Boyle. We talk about her new parenting book, The Other Mother, life as a mum to twins, and the comedy world. Join us for a swear-y chat about not fitting in, trying to be a decent human, and echo chambers.

Music by Harry Harris. Recorded at The Bill Murray Pub in Angel and produced by Hannah Varrall

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The Hot Mess Clubhouse welcomes a new member this week in the form of comedian, actor and screenwriter, Natasia Demetriou. You may know her from brilliant Channel 4 comedy Stath Lets Flats, recently commissioned for a second series. We talk about starring in that alongside her hot brother, Jamie, as well as her hysterical new vampire series What We Do in the Shadows. That - BTdubs - started last weekend on the BBC and has just been commissioned for a second series. Join us for a silly chat about horny vampires, getting off with her brother, and thanking catcallers.

Music by Harry Harris. Recorded at Waterstones Gower Street and produced by Hannah Varrall.

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The Hot Mess Clubhouse welcomes its very first member this week: brilliant comedian and all-round excellent human being, Desiree Burch. You know Desiree from Live At The Apollo, The Mash Report, and maybe even from her recent appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show. Join us for a silly chat about what makes Desiree funny, whether she’ll get laid at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, and her new Netflix show with Seann Walsh. There’s also a bit where we try to explain Woolworths to an American.

Music by Harry Harris. Recorded at Acast and produced by Hannah Varrall.

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