As well as co-hosting The Football’s On show on BT and the Tuesday Club podcast, Ian Stone is an unbreakable club comic with a resume that includes TV panel games, regularly headlining the Comedy Store and performing to British troops in Afghanistan. He charts the development of his writing skills, and explores the revelation he had in deciding to “piss about” on stage. We also cover only writing stuff that you care about, and using moaning as a creative force…

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Filed Under: BT Sport, Dave Schneider, David Baddiel, Dylan Moran, Eddie Izzard, Edinburgh, Festival, Fringe, Ian Cognito, Interview, Jenny Eclair, Jerry Sadowitz, Michael McIntyre, Milton Jones, Mock The Week, Podcasting, Rich Hall, The Comedy Store, The Football’s On

With a staggering sixteen year back-catalogue of weekly topical songs under his belt, musical comedian Mitch Benn is a firm fixture of “The Now Show” on Radio 4. We talk about circuit snobbery regarding “the cheating stick”, the joy of creating music as well as comedy, and the perils of being so good at what you do that people have a hard time imagining you as anything else…

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Filed Under: Bill Hicks, Charlie Brooker, Daniel Kitson, Eddie Izzard, Edinburgh, Festival, Fringe, Harry Hill, Harry Shearer, Hugh Dennis, Imran Yusuf, Interview, Jay Foreman, Jenny Eclair, Jess Robinson, John Maloney, Jon Holmes, Live, Marcus Brigstocke, Mark Thomas, Mock The Week, Musical Comedy, Nick Wilty, Parody, Radio 4, Ross Noble, Shlomo, Spinal Tap, Steve Punt, Tallinn Comedy Festival, The Alternative Comedy Experience, The Beatles, The Now Show

A recipe for a happy life as a comic? Kerry Godliman is a superb observationalist, and a tremendous comic actor.
She shares her philosophy on writing, gigging and how to achieve a positive work-life balance, as well as delving into why she’s never been afraid to scratch a living.  We also discuss positive discrimination, covens of rage, and why wahwah is way better than flimflam…

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Filed Under: A Bic For Her, Actor, Alun Cochrane, Bridget Christie, Daniel Kitson, Derek, Ed Byrne, Face Time, Fosters Comedy Award, Gary Delaney, George Egg, Gilded Balloon, Glee Club, Interview, Jen Brister, Jenny Collier, Jenny Eclair, Jo Brand, Jongleurs, Josie Long, Kerry's List, Komedia, Late N' Live, Laughing Horse, Lipstick & Shopping, Louis CK, Micky Flanagan, Mike Belgrave, Miranda, Miranda Hart, Nick Helm, Off The Kerb, Pear Shaped Comedy, Phil Nichol, Ricky Gervais, Rob Rouse, Roisin Conaty, Sara Pascoe, Sarah Millican, Soho Theatre, Sue Perkins, Tom Goodman-Hill, Wendy Wason, White Van Man, Zoe Lyons

Stephen Grant is one of the hardest-working comedians in Britain, with an unshakeable belief in the meritocracy of comedy.
We go into depth on how we writes for himself and with other higher-profile comics including Seann Walsh and Russell Kane. He also shares with us some very perceptive analysis of the comedy circuit and proves mathematically that one can never run out of funny.

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