The Comedy Historian Podcast

Welcome to a brand new revamp of the Comedy Historian Podcast. Britain's Comedy Historian Robert Ross, along with Gemma Ross, interview a guest to discover what comedy choices they would make if they were "Quip Wrecked" on a desert island. Five different comedy choices are made from; Comedy Actor, Comedy Actress, Sitcom or Comedy Series, Comedy Creative to Comedy Film.  In this first episode Robert chats to his co-host Gemma, about her Comedy Greats. 

Welcome to our 2024 season of Podcasts.    In this episode Robert and Gemma round up what is coming up and what has been going on in the world of Comedy. There's tips on writing and a discussion on the latest Monty Python feud. 

In this episode we share our recent Facebook Live chat concerning all things about our upcoming book The Carry On Girls.    The book is available to pre-order in all good bookshops.  Release Date: 23rd November 2023

Join Britain's Comedy Historian Robert Ross as he chats to America's Comedy Historian Nick Santa Maria.    In this first episode they will be discussing Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein and Carry On Screaming. 

Welcome to the latest podcast episode about Abbott and Costello.  Robert is joined by American Writer, Comedian and fellow Comedy Historian Nick Santa Maria, who has recently published his latest book with co-writer Matthew Coniam The Annotated Abbott and Costello. In this episode they discuss the book and their shared love for Bud and Lou. 

Join Robert Ross, Britain's Comedy Historian as he celebrates all things comedy.  In this episode he welcomes you to the relaunch of the Podcast and shares all his latest news and whats coming up this autumn on the Comedy Historian Podcast as well as live shows. 

In today's episode Robert Ross, Britain's Comedy Historian, celebrates Pink Panther star and legendary Goon, Peter Sellers. 

In today's episode Robert Ross, Britain's Comedy Historian, shares his personal tribute to Marty Feldman. He discusses Marty's life, from working on Round the Horne to going transatlantic and working with Gene Wilder in Young Frankenstein.

In today's episode Robert Ross, Britain's Comedy Historian, leads a warm discussion on Hattie Jacques, the mother of comedy and the nation's beloved Matron. From Hancock's Half Hour, to Carry On and Sykes, as well as many more. We salute you Hattie.   

In today's episode Robert Ross, Britain's Comedy Historian, shares his personal tribute to the king of titters, Frankie Howerd. He discusses Frankie's life, his involvement with the Carry On Films and Up Pompeii.