Mo Gilligan settles in with Robi and takes him through the journey of ditching his religious first name and overcoming dyslexia on his way to the top. Despite his small-screen success, the BAFTA-winning comedian confesses he never wanted to be a TV presenter, explores what drives him, and explains why he will never succumb to the celebrity gravy train. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Mo Gilligan settles in with Robi and takes him through the journey of ditching his religious first name and overcoming dyslexia on his way to the top. Despite his small-screen success, the BAFTA-winning comedian confesses he never wanted to be a TV presenter, explores what drives him, and explains why he will never succumb to the celebrity gravy train. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mo Gilligan settles in with Robi and takes him through the journey of ditching his religious first name and overcoming dyslexia on his way to the top. Despite his small-screen success, the BAFTA-winning comedian confesses he never wanted to be a TV presenter, explores what drives him, and explains why he will never succumb to the celebrity gravy train. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="noopener noreferrer">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Mo Gilligan

Robi Walters is an artist who, over the last decade, has become known for taking things that people throw away and breathing new life into them by turning them into stunning works of art.
 
His work is collected by some of the most famous names on the planet.

Now Robi is on a mission to breathe new life into something else - the art of conversation in his podcast series Wha Ya Chatta Bout.
 
He’ll be speaking to some amazing people along the way, like top Michelin star chef Tom Kerridge and BAFTA-winning comedian and presenter Mo Gilligan.
 
Wha Ya Chatta Bout is about rediscovering the art of listening and moving away from the same old boring questions. Taking the time to find out what happens when you sit, listen, and take the time to really get to know someone.

So if you want to chill a little and laugh a lot – listen to “Wha Ya Chatta Bout”, and let’s revive the art of great conversation.

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Robi Walters is an artist who, over the last decade, has become known for taking things that people throw away and breathing new life into them by turning them into stunning works of art. His work is collected by some of the most famous names on the planet. Now Robi is on a mission to breathe new life into something else - the art of conversation in his podcast series Wha Ya Chatta Bout. He’ll be speaking to some amazing people along the way, like top Michelin star chef Tom Kerridge and BAFTA-winning comedian and presenter Mo Gilligan. Wha Ya Chatta Bout is about rediscovering the art of listening and moving away from the same old boring questions. Taking the time to find out what happens when you sit, listen, and take the time to really get to know someone. So if you want to chill a little and laugh a lot – listen to “Wha Ya Chatta Bout”, and let’s revive the art of great conversation.

Robi Walters is an artist who, over the last decade, has become known for taking things that people throw away and breathing new life into them by turning them into stunning works of art.
&nbsp;
His work is collected by some of the most famous names on the planet.

Now Robi is on a mission to breathe new life into something else - the art of conversation in his podcast series Wha Ya Chatta Bout.
&nbsp;
He’ll be speaking to some amazing people along the way, like top Michelin star chef Tom Kerridge and BAFTA-winning comedian and presenter Mo Gilligan.
&nbsp;
Wha Ya Chatta Bout is about rediscovering the art of listening and moving away from the same old boring questions. Taking the time to find out what happens when you sit, listen, and take the time to really get to know someone.

So if you want to chill a little and laugh a lot – listen to “Wha Ya Chatta Bout”, and let’s revive the art of great conversation.

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