Adam Buxton talks to director Garth Jennings about how his new animated feature is going, in-law stress, how he started himself on the road to his dream career, and the joy of Toy Story. Adam's Blog: adam-buxton.co.uk Adam on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/adam-buxton 'When She Loved Me' sung by Sarah McLachlan (from 'Toy Story 2' 1999) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElhbTsKsros 'The Deadly Seven' by Garth Jennings, reviewed by readers: http://www.lovereading4kids.co.uk/book/10669/The-Deadly-Seven-by-Garth-Jennings.html Podcast music/jingles by Adam Buxton except outro music bed from 'Wario’s Woods' game (Dr Buckles remix. Music composed by Shinobu Amayake, Soyo Oka, 1994)

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Adam Buxton talks with Rob Brydon (host of BBC1's 'Would I Lie To You?' and star of 'Human Remains', 'Marion and Geoff' and 'The Trip') about voice overs, Paul McCartney and 'The Trip' amongst other things.

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Adam Buxton talks to Jon Ronson (author of 'So You've Been Publicly Shamed', 'The Psychopath Test', 'The Men Who Stare At Goats' etc. about dealing with criticism, Woody Allen, neuroses, podcasts and the reaction to his latest book. At the end of the podcast Adam also unveils his brand new song about James Bond, which may or may not be considered unnecessary overkill...

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In episode 3 of his podcast, Adam Buxton takes you on a journey through a week suffering from a cold via voice note diaries recorded during a recent bout of illness a few days before he was supposed to be doing a handful of live shows in London. And before that Adam talks about recent developments in his (hitherto non-existent) relationship with one of his musical heroes: Brian Eno Brian Eno's John Peel Lecture, 2015 (BBC 6 Music) http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06dcmxl DAVID BOWIE, BRIAN ENO AND TONY VISCONTI RECORD 'WARSZAWA' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FODvjYoVEi8 Adam's blog: adam-buxton.co.uk Extra music and audio used in this podcast: 'Adam Buxton Podcast Theme’ by Adam Buxton (2014) Harp Music: 'Il '700 Colto e Galante' by Lucia Bova. Discreet Music by Brian Eno (1975) Dialogue: "The arena of the unwell” Paul McGann from 'Withnail & I' (1987, written and directed by Bruce Robinson) Music clip: ‘Flu Song’ by Adam Buxton (2008) Sting: ‘Achoo’ by Sparks (1975) Dialogue: “Practically brain dead already…” Rik Mayall from 'The Young Ones - Sick’ (1984, Written by Ben Elton, Rik Mayall and Lise Mayer) Feverish music bed: ‘The Pearl’ by Harold Budd & Brian Eno (1987) Feverish music loop: 'Paranoid Android' by Radiohead (1997) Feverish music loop: ‘Party Pom Pom’ by Adam Buxton (2011) Feverish dialogue: "Handsome Tweed" from '7 Years In Tibet’ (1997, directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud) Feverish dialogue: "Trash Bashket" Sean Connery in ‘The Untouchables’ ( 1987, directed by Brian De Palma) Feverish dialogue: "Well maybe…” Pierce Brosnan in ‘Taffin’ (1988) Feverish music clip: ‘Comfortably Numb’ by Pink Floyd (1979) Sting: ‘You Be Illin’ by Run DMC (1986) Sting: ‘Live And Let Live’ by Love (1967) Sting: ‘Rockin’ Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu’ by Huey Piano Smith (1965) Music clip: ‘Brand New Day’ by Van Morrison (1970) Outro Music bed from 'Wario’s Woods' game (Dr Buckles remix. Music composed by Shinobu Amayake, Soyo Oka, 1994) Not sponsored by TerenceStamp's.com

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Adam Buxton talks to pop musician Lianne La Havas about hanging out with Prince & Stevie Wonder and she plays a version of her song 'Grow'. Watch the video of that performance here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSTe_lYBd9s There's also a rare clip of legendary American standup Guy Manguyman talking about doing a spot where he was worried about killing but ended up crushing. CONTAINS SOME BAD LANGUAGE AND SOME STUPID LANGUAGE

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Adam Buxton talks to Louis Theroux about holiday buffet etiquette, then checks in briefly with BaaadDad (Adam's father Nigel) to get his facts straight.

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