Sometimes people ask me what my best gig was, I can never remember.

My worst one? Oh, it's right there. And it was only a year or so ago, let me take you back to Christmas 2024..

Okay, this is an odd idea from lockdown again, when my son Keir came home for the duration.

It's a weeks worth of me recording the first five minutes after waking him up in the morning while he simply wasn't in the mood.

One of my favourite series this, I feel like it takes time to grow but it all ties together in the end and is a lot of fun.

I play a professor, he's odd. I see if comedians get into Oxbridge University, it gets dark.

This is with Neil Harris, from teh Edinburgh Fringe a few years back.

Original Blurb:

Welcome to episode 2 of The Oxbridge Entrance Exam Podcast.I (Lee Kyle, not famous comedian)found a book, I'm asking comedians questions from it.

The questions are ones that may be asked if you are in an interview to get into Oxford or Cambridge.

The questions are ridiculous.

It's the first day of the Edinburgh Fringe, I intend to put out an episode each day, I already feel too tired.

The first one is a short one, as I've just arrived and have been rushing around a lot, it's a fun one though. The length of these will vary, sometimes they may be recorded in less than ideal places. It's a busy month.Today: Neil Harris.Neil is a great newish comic doing his first hour show (The terribly named 'A Comedy Brunch 3') at 10am at The Scotsman all month. He's worth a punt if you like comedy that is clever and stupid at the same time delivered by a maths nerd who you'll like.

I guess this one might be a bit heavy for some?

Anyway, I don't know who my Dad is, but there is a man that had that title.

There's a story behind it, and I wanted to get it out.

The first chapter of my actual hit book Spandex Ballet, hope you like it!

My oddest podcast?

A few years ago, I recorded a podcast every day of the Edinburgh Fringe, based on a book I found, of questions you might be asked if you try to get into Oxford or Cambridge.

Then, I took on the role of a professor interviewing comedians to decide if they could get in.

I think it stated fairly reasonably, but got weird but the end of the run.

This is the first, with the acceptable face of America, Julie Grady Thomas!

From Lockdown - No idea why I started this but I'm definitely going to do more (Maybe)

It's me, watching unenjoyable ITV sitcom The Upper Hand and talking about what is happening.

I realise now, that I am am calling the McGann brother in it the wrong name.

I think it plugs my old patreon, I don't have it anymore, but please join the Felt Nowt one!

A BRAND NEW episode of What's It Like? Where I interview interesting people about one specific aspect of their life.

This one is with my friend the comedian, singer and actor Kelly Rickard and we talk about the auditioning process, especially what it was like as a young woman in London living far from home.

It's not all roses, and Kelly tells it very candidly.

Not for the first or last time, it's 1am and I'm in Leeds Bus Station waiting for a coach to Sunderland.

Just been in Grimsby, it's very cold.

Share one of the huge downsides of being a non driving comedian with me,

Welcome to the first real episode of my daily podcast!

This was recorded on Valentine's Night, when rather than being at home with my wife, I had a surprisingly tricky journey to a gig in Grimsby.

Never been before, join me having a few thoughts on my way to the gig, what IS Grimsby like on the most romantic night of the year?