In this episode James and I discuss his early material and how he goes about putting a set together now compared to when he first started. We also talk about his experiences growing up in Grimsby and how that has shaped his comedy sets. In this episode I trial two new features with James which will become a main stay of the podcast. Enjoy.

In this episode I speak to Patrick Hore, a fantastic comedian from Brighton. We discuss Patrick's early material and his particular style of comedy. We also discuss the fact that Patrick is hard of hearing and requires hearing aids and how that has shaped his comedy and performance. 

In this episode, Simon and I discuss his analytical nature and how it helps him and his approach to stand-up. We also discuss his methods for ranking the effectiveness of new material and how he remembers and constructs his set. We also touch upon autism and the effect it's had on Simon's comedy. With thanks to the Arundel Jailhouse for allowing us to use their space to record the podcast ahead of our gig there. Enjoy.

In this episode I'm joined by the absolutely fantastic Kathryn Mather. We discuss what it's like starting out in comedy along with the joys of bringer gigs and open mics and some of the challenges that come with progressing into paid middle spots on pro bills. We delve into Kathryn's material and her voice and style, and examine some of her earliest material. 

In this episode I speak to the marvellous Joe Foster. Joe's a comic I've known since I started stand up in Brighton, he has always been extremely generous with his time and knowledge. He's an exceptionally gifted comedian, winning the South Coast Comedian Of The Year competition and working at some of the best comedy clubs in the country. I'm thrilled to have Joe as the first guest on the podcast. In this episode we discuss dropping material from your set and the reasons for doing so. We also talk about how Joe writes his material and his approach to stand up and gigging and much much more. Enjoy.