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American comedian Kirk Smith joins That's My Story podcast hosts Bronston, Martin and Toby with tales of his childhood spent throughout the Americas.
This special episode of TMS podcast has just the hosts telling some of their favorite stories. Martin tells us about street performing in Boston. Toby visits the most magical place on earth. And Bronston gets to know his Venice neighbors. Enjoy!
American Comedian Ramon Ramos II tells us about his true love for his hometown, Cleveland, OH, the good and the bad. He tells us about his American experience which listeners from around the world might find fascinating. Martin Mor shares his story of his awkward encounter with the Moroccan military. And Toby Williams explains the fastest way through African border crossings.
American Comedian Hailey Boyle shares an amazing tale of love lost with the That's My Story crew.
Australian comedian Damian Clark joined Bronston, Martin & Toby for That's My Story podcast at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018. He had just won the prestigious Amused Moose Award. Damo's tells a short version of his 2015 EdFringe sold-out show: Grand Theft Damo. He regales Martin, Bronston & Toby with the story about what he did when his mobile phone got nicked then his iCloud started filling up with interesting and explicit photos of the new owner.
Canadian comedian Phil Nichol joined That's My Story podcast at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018. Phil tells Bronston, Martin and Toby about the time he discovered that sometimes seemingly fantastical myths, places and events reported in the original "fake news" newspapers are actually true.
English comedian, actor and radio host Robin Ince joined That's My Story podcast at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018. The conversation ranges from facial hair to philosophy as only Robin, Martin, Bronston and Toby could do.
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TMS - That's My Story Podcast is a storytelling podcast hosted by comedians Bronston Jones and Martin Mor with writer Toby Williams and international guests. The first 20 episodes were recorded live at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2018.
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