Podcast appearances and mentions of barry from watford

This weeks episode James Kilvington and Callum Ancrum are joined by the amazing Actor/Comedian Alex Lowe, the man behind Clinton Baptiste and Barry From Watford and many other hysterical characters! I'm gettin the word………Support the show

For the first ever episode of the Worst Time Podcast, Chris chats to actor & comedian Alex Lowe AKA the man behind the brilliant comedy characters Barry From Watford & Clinton Baptiste. Alex talks about his time working on a children's TV show, how an early performance with his brother might be the cause of his pre-show nerves and what lead up to his legendary (and slightly questionable) catchphrase being shouted back at him on a recent train journey! Alex is on tour as Clinton Baptiste and he has his own podcast – Clinton Baptiste's Paranormal Podcast.

This episode we're joined by the man behind Clinton Baptiste from Phoenix Nights and Barry from Watford, it's the brilliant Alex Lowe, taking us through his list of people and things he'd absolutely hate to be stuck with on a desert island. Tickets are now on sale for the next Desert Island Dicks Live, featuring Lou Sanders. Get someone you love a Christmas present to remember (or listen back to if they forget), and buy a ticket here: https://www.tickettext.co.uk/qE9cZT4E82 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alex Lowe is an actor, comedian and voice artist. He is the creator and performer of the character Barry from Watford on Steve Wright's BBC Radio 2 show and Iain Lee's shows, as well as also being the creator and performer behind the character Clinton Baptiste, originally seen in Phoenix Nights, as whom he has since toured.Lowe began calling the Iain Lee radio show on the London talk radio station LBC 97.3 in May 2005, as Barry from Watford. It was during Lowe's first call that Barry's wife Margaret (later to be played by Catherine Tate in Barry's stage show) would be introduced. Barry became popular amongst LBC listeners, who requested that his calls be repeated on future shows.'Barry "The" Saint-Michael' has been a popular caller on Iain Lee's radio show, which later moved to the radio station Absolute Radio and Talkradio. Since 2006, Alex has also put on live performances called 'Let's Talk To Barry', a 50-minute show telling about life in Watford, which also features audio clips from Catherine Tate and Iain Lee.In October 2008 Barry called into Harry Shearer's Le Show radio show to discuss the American Presidential election, he was credited as 'Barry Martin', which Shearer later corrected to 'Barry Saint-Martin'. He called again on 4 January 2009 to discuss the recent holiday celebrations, and corrected his name to be 'Barry Barry Saint-Michael'.In January 2010 Lowe's "Barry from Watford" podcast released on iTunes by Absolute Radio spent two weeks in the Podcast top ten. In October 2012 he co-wrote "BARRY" with Fraser Steele; a pilot sitcom featuring his BARRY FROM WATFORD character for Sky Atlantic, broadcast on 4 March 2013.Barry currently has his own show on the new subscription radio comedy channel Fubar Radio which was launched on 20 February 2014. He also runs 'Barry from Watford's Bingo Bonanza' at the 100 Club.Barry from Watford's weekly podcast with Angelos Epithemiou, "The Angelos and Barry Show" was launched in October 2014. On 24 October 2014 he appeared on Channel 4's The Feeling Nuts Comedy Night in sketches as his Barry character, together with Renton Skinner (as character Angelos Epithemiou). The duo walked the streets being comically rude to members of the public to raise awareness of testicular cancer. In June 2015 he records his BBC Radio 4 series as Barry from Watford, Barry's Lunch Club. From 14 August 2017, the character of Barry appears alongside Noel Edmonds on the Channel 4 show Cheap Cheap Cheap where contestants have to choose the cheapest item from a selection of three. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Series 2 Episode 5: THE BEST OF THE GUESTS (VOLUME ONE)https://linktr.ee/donotscratchyoureyesHere is a short compilation of clips from the guests that we have spoken to during the first series of the Do Not Scratch Your Eyes podcast.Nick Wright talks us through his goal at Wembley in 1999; Andy Collins tells us about the unusual and painful way he celebrated Lloyd Doyley's first goal for Watford; Carl sings his "Destiny Song" to Chris Stark; we hear from Bill Leslie and Johnny Phillips, Barry From Watford reminisces about his greengrocers; Ian Bolton talks about Elton John's parties and Peter Kennedy reveals what happened at half-time at Kenilworth Road in 1997.Welcome to " Do Not Scratch Your Eyes" a podcast by Watford fans for Watford fans.Your hosts Justin & Carl give their opinions on all matters Watford FC; both on and off the pitch, from old players to the current squad and much more without holding back their true feelings!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a Barry from Watford Special!https://linktr.ee/donotscratchyoureyesWelcome to " Do Not Scratch Your Eyes" a  podcast by Watford fans for Watford fans.In this episode Justin and Carl are joined by Barry from WatfordFind out about Barry's roots, what he thinks of the development of the town, what kind of shop Kenny Jackett should own and so much more!  Many thanks to Barry for giving up his time to talk to us. It made for a very enjoyable chat. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey WTAF-ers!For this SuperFan episode we welcome one of our favourite comedy actors to the pod. Alex Lowe joins us to chat about why he chose comedy, working with WTAF friend Cerys Nelmes on the latest Clinton Baptiste video and where Barry from Watford comes from.We also find out how Clinton Baptiste met up with Martin Mucklowe in Stoke!If you want to keep up with all the paranormal news and info on live tickets go to www.clintonbaptiste.com For Clinton's YouTube channel go to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIWQAVuioTbxvK4HOBITqag/aboutWe have now rearranged the date for WTAF LIVE 4 : THE FAREWELL to Friday 28th May 2021! It would be great, with all that's going on in the world, that all the This Country fans could come together and have a night of fun and laughs. Grab your tickets here - http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/sundial Come and be a Patreon Peeper! You can support the podcast for as little as £1 a month and get great rewards such as : Early access to Podcast Episodes. Exclusive Content Early Live Show ticket accessCool new sticker Limited Edition WTAF enamel PinIncluding our NEW weekly show ‘THIS COUNTRY, THIS WEEK’ where you can take part!Go to www.patreon.com/wtaf to join the fun! We have some awesome Series 3 t shirts now available at https://www.podcastmerch.co.uk/wtaf-this-countrywww.wtafpodcast.comTwitter https://twitter.com/thiscountrypod Facebook https://facebook.com/thiscountrypodInstagram https://instagram.com/thiscountrypod You can also buy us a KOFI to help support the podcast.Just go to www.ko-fi.com/thiscountrypod Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/wtaf )

"Barry from Watford" and paranormalist "Clinton Baptiste" are just 2 of Alex's alter egos that you've likely met. But did you know he's written material for just about every comedy performer in the UK? Hear his story, and the worst impressions of Barack Obama and Tom Cruise ever.  Clips performed by: Chris Pavlo, Christopher Kent, Emma Clarke, Lizzie Roper and Beth Chalmers. Alex first worked as an actor as a teenager when he co-starred with Kenneth Branagh in the West End theatre production of Another Country. Since then he has worked continuously in all genres, but is perhaps most well-known as the man behind comedy character Barry From Watford, a regular on Steve Wright's Radio 2 Show, Iain Lee's various radio shows, the Channel 4 TV series Cheap Cheap Cheap with Noel Edmonds, and numerous sell-out live shows and podcasts, the latest of which pairs him with fellow "character" Angelos Epithemiou. He also performs live round the country as the spoof paranormalist from Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights: Clinton Baptiste. As a writer he's written for impressionists Alistair McGowan and Ronni Ancona, for Miranda Hart, Peter Serafinowicz, Watson & Oliver, Ned Sherrin and countless other sketch and comedy shows, as well as creating several pilots for TV and radio shows both as vehicles for himself and for other performers.  Episode show notes and more details:  offcutsdrawer.com/alex-lowe Listen to us on whichever podcast app you prefer:  https://offcutsdrawer.com/insta-links/ or if you don't usually listen to podcasts you can hear all the episodes here: offcutsdrawer.com/episodes/

Captain Tom's got competition and Margaret's got a dusty gooch. It's all go in Watford. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Not only do we have our weekly riddle from Wilfred, but one of our favourite humans Alex Lowe also joins us, plus Barry From Watford pops up briefly too, who knew he was quarantining with Alex. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Not only do we have our weekly riddle from Wilfred, but one of our favourite humans Alex Lowe also joins us, plus Barry From Watford pops up briefly too, who knew he was quarantining with Alex. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In our second special podcast created to celebrate From the Rookery End’s tenth birthday, we talk to friend of the podcast, Nick Cox. Nick is currently Head of Academy at Manchester United and has also had a successful stint at Sheffield United, but here he talks to us about the 12 years he spent with Watford, including heading up the Academy at an extraordinarily difficult and turbulent time.If Nick is all about the youth, Watford’s favourite octogenarian is at the other end of the age spectrum. In a bonus interview, we talk to “Barry from Watford” about his views on the Hornets and a few other subjects too...

Unfortunately our backstage meet up with Clinton Baptiste (Alex Lowe) was postponed due to the thing that shall not be named but we managed to catch him with over the phone via the Podbean Chat Room!  We walk through Alex's career focusing in on his work with Peter Kay and Dan Skinner and talk about his stand out characters Clinton Baptiste and Barry from Watford.  Don't miss this one and if you haven't listened to them check out the Clinton Baptiste Paranormal Podcast and the Angelos and Barry Podcast.

Alex Lowe (@alexlowe51 on twitter) has been a professional entertainer since 1981. Probably best known as Barry From Watford and Clinton Baptiste, he's currently touring Clinton Baptiste:The Paranormalist Returns.

Joining Tom Jackson to discuss the postcards from their pasts are actor and comedian ALEX LOWE (Clare in the Community, Phoenix Nights, Barry From Watford) and journalist and comedy writer MOLLIE GOODFELLOW (Guardian, GQ, New Statesman, Have I Got News For You?, Frankie Boyle's New World Order). In this almost-festive episode, we celebrate mentors and kindness - we discover Alex Lowe's love of vintage postcards, his uncanny ability to replicate the exact height of theatrical knights, and we learn about an awards ceremony put together in a week. Along the way we benefit from expert handwriting advice from Barry Saint-Michael, learn the perils of taking Brian Blessed a cup of tea, and finally establish how many kisses it's appropriate to put on the end of an email. Wish you were here? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jennifer's in Call The Midwife, Hailee & John are in Bumblebee plus Barry from Watford.

Cockroaches, meal worms, puzzles, Bristol bus lanes and a mannequin called Candice - last night's episode really did have it all. Jamie East is today joined by Kirsten O'Brien and they discuss The Immunity Games and surely the next Christmas no.1 I Like My Bum by Fleur East and Emily Atack. Also, a man who has worked with Noel Edmonds very recently, Barry From Watford shares all on what the bearded man is like and of course Jungle Spy Hannah Hope gives us the low down on underwear. Make sure you tweet using the #JungleVIP to get your thoughts on the podcast and be sure to subscribe to the podcast so it's ready and waiting each morning during this series! And if you're feeling generous, please rate and leave us a nice review! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Barry from Watford and Angelos Epithemiou are back again for another belting podcast! Angelos talks about his new business venture, his vivid dreams, financial advice and while Barry chats about his encounter with Elton John, his gives his tips for making it in acting and ghosts. AngelosandBarry.com Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Productionplaybackmedia.co.uk Copyright 2014 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright playbackmedia.co.uk

They're back! Angelos Epithemiou and Barry from Watford return to your ears with a new series, kicking of with this SOLD OUT live potcast, recorded LIVE in London's 'glittering' West End, in front of Princess Margaret and an audience of newlweds, Welsh people and birthday celebrants. To get Season 2 of The Angelos and Barry Show hit Subscribe wherever you get your potcasts now. Twice if necessary, or thrice to be doubly sure. Tell your friends, rate and review it, share it with your life partner, trusted pastor, spiritual guide, financial ombudsman and friend. TELL THE WORLD - THEY'RE BACK! AngelosandBarry.com facebook.com/angelosandbarry Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk Copyright 2018 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright

Before we give you the latest LIVE show recorded in the centre of London's London just hours ago, here's the second ever potcast episode of Series 1, so you can marvel at how they've grown... Barry from Watford and Angelos Epithemiou are here to respond to some kind comments from the Dalai Lama and some unkind comments from Nostradamus. Tune in to hear about Barry meeting Gary Numan on the tube and the latest on Angelos and his shoe-melting business. AngelosandBarry.com Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk Copyright 2018 Playback Media Ltd - playbackmedia.co.uk/copyright

The ever flexible, irrepressible OAP, Barry From Watford joins Brian, David and Charles at the local leisure centre as they limber up their vocal chords and indulge in a dab of gymnastics. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the first episode of the New Year, Ben, Sam and Tom are joined by special guest Alex Lowe, an actor and comedian best known for his creation Barry From Watford. The quartet chew over a wide range of topics including the Edinburgh Festival, Cabernet Sauvignons, bar snacks, The Ashes, the inspiration for Barry From Watford and Dry January. And you can imagine what they think of Dry January. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's a Christmas miracle: ANNABEL IS BACK!Last episode of the year, featuring Barry From Watford, and Sara BarronMusic by Man & The Echo, incidental music by Emily HarrisonEnjoy the podcast? Willing to support it? https://www.patreon.com/adrift See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here's another special episode culled from the best chunks of live gig introductions which preceded the Flatshare Slamdown recordings of the last series. Within it you'll find plenty of Pappy's and cameo appearances from Liam Williams, Barry from Watford, Nish Kumar and John Robins. You'll also find lots of beef, loads of gibberish and an exhaust pipe. Do please spread the word about the show and/or even stick a nice review of it somewhere? iTunes maybe. Or on your Facebook wall. Or any wall really. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Liam Williams and Barry From Watford are present and occasionally correct as the teams battle over who has to wash the car. In the ensuing scramble we learn a lot about some famous Bens, encounter a novel take on two famous novels and try to help a junior doctor who may or may not be breaking the hippocratic oath. We'd love it if you'd help us bring Flatshare Slamdown to the masses, one sector of society at a time. Accordingly, this episode would be a good one to play on loudspeakers through the windows of any novellists, junior doctors or people called Ben you know. Thanks! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Barry’s Lunch Club is the new radio comedy show from Whistledown. Staring Alex Lowe as the 82 year old Barry from Watford, it is a talking shop for the retired people of Britain. Here, Barry is on Radio 2’s Steve Wright in the afternoon talking about holidays, his wife Margaret and the new show.

It’s me. Marc Hershon, your host and busboy for Epi107 of Succotash, the Comedy Podcast Podcast. Since this is an edition of Succotash Clips, we have a Easter basket full of comedy podcast clips on hand to unleash on your ears. Many thanks, as always, to our faithful associate producer, Tyson Saner, for grabbing so many of these for us. And also to those of you comedy podcasters who sent in your own clips OR even someone else’s clips — that’s what we got this week, from our friend in the UK, Davian Dent. Davian sent along a pair of clips from shows other than his Strange Times podcast or his Bitter Sound show or his The Blank Planet podcast. Such a show of podcaster generosity has inspired a new feature we kick off in this episode. And we’ve got a jam-packed epi for you, including clips from Gilbert Gottfried’s Amazing Colossal Podcast, Angelos & Barry, The Angry Chimp, Casa Mirth, Dark Angels and Pretty Freaks, Date Speeding, Everyone Has A Podcast, Hypernonsense, The Joe Rogan Experience, The Radio Dan Show, and Who The Eff Is Sal Calanni podcast. In addition we have another visit to the Podcast Graveyard to pay homage to a late, great show, as well as unboxing a double dose of our Burst O’ Durst segment with comedian & social commentator Will Durst (you can also catch Will tweeting @WillDurst!), the Tweetsack, and a new commercial from our friends at Henderson’s Pants, who are sponsoring this edition and promoting their new Money Maker Pants. Man, you’d think with this much show we’d be charging extra but, no, you’re getting all of this great entertainment for free! But that doesn’t mean you have to take advantage of our largess. If you’d like to give a little back, visit our homesite, at http://SuccotashShow.com, and give our Donate button a quick click to throw us a few doubloons. Or while you’re there you can click the Amazon banner at the top of the page to do your online shopping and they’ll kick us back a little piece of the action. OR click on the link to our Succotashery and purch some merch with our keen new Season 2 logo on it! See how many ways you can help to be a part of this show in a very real and financial way? Podcast Graveyard There are thousand upon thousand of podcasts out on the podwaves. Many of them in the past have had trouble sustaining themselves over the long haul. And many that are currently being produced now will eventually be gone. But we’d hate for any podcast to be forgotten, which is why we have open the Podcast Graveyard. This episode, our associate producer Tyson Saner has exhumed Making It With Riki Lindhome, a podcast that seems to have ended without fanfare in December of 2013. Riki is getting a lot of heat as one half of the Garfunkel and Oates comedy team, so maybe that’s what pulled her away from her show on the podwaves. Her last entry was Epi74 and her guest was Mike Farah, the president of production at Funny or Die.   Clips Gilbert Gottfried’s Amazing Colossal PodcastWe hadn’t visited Gilbert Gottfried and his Amazing Colossal Podcast since it first dropped almost a year ago. But I got a note a couple of weeks ago from friend-of-the-show Shawn Marek over at the Sideshow Network, where Amazing Colossal lives. Shawn’s a big hotshot producer over there and he wanted to let me know that TV wildman and loose cannon Dan Harmon, the creator of Community as well as Adult Swim’s Rick & Morty (as well as host of his own Harmontown podcast) was on Gilbert’s show. Now you get to hear a snippet from that show, courtesy of Mr. Marek, when Dan explains the whole magilla that happened between himself and Chevy Chase. The Joe Rogan ExperienceWe’ve featured The Joe Rogan Experience a few times over the almost three years our show’s been around but not for a while. In this snippet, Joe Rogan's guest Bert Kreischer, a comedian and podcaster in his own right, along with co-host Brian Redban, chatter about comedian Colin Quinn, a type of comedy appears to be replaced, and our memories are likened to a computer’s hard drive. The Radio Dan ShowDan Delgado over at The Radio Dan Show has taken advantage of our instant upload link to shoot a couple of snippets from his podcast over to us. They’re short clips – less than a minute each, so I decided to make you a Radio Dan Sandwich or "danwich". I’ve wrapped both snippets around a tasty chunk of chat that I had with Dan last September in the Podcast Lab where we were both staked out during the 3rd Annual LA Podcast Festival. Date SpeedingSomeone else who took advantage of our Succotash instant upload was Jason Duplissea, who was one-half of the What Duvet Said podcast. (That show’s been on hiatus – Jason says it may get an overhaul and be kicked back into gear again. Hmm. If not, we might find What Duvet Said in the Podcast Graveyard!) Anyway, he’s got a new podcast up and running called Date Speeding hosted by the Reverend Rich Hugh. He says it’s advice for online daters and has a kind of Jack Handey/Deep Thoughts vibe, but with what he calls “a healthy dose of explicit language.” Angelos & BarryIn a world of confusion, media bombardment and mixed messages, it’s good to know the great philosopher's tradition still exists. Much like 70s comedy legends Derek & Clive before them, Angelos & Barry present a truly hysterical meeting of minds. Angelos Epithemiou was previously on cult UK comedy show Shooting Stars and Barry From Watford has graced TV, radio, and even our friend Davian Dent's shows The Bitter Sound and Strange Times. In this clip, the two discuss the possibly apocryphal events surrounding porn legend "King Dong" on a British 70s evening light entertainment show. The Casa Mirth PodcastIn this clip from the first episode of the new and second series of The Casa Mirth Podcast, Dr. Norman Trousers and River Zambezi discuss the differences between woman's swimwear and underwear. Everyone Has A PodcastAnother Tyson grab this week is a clip from Everyone Has A Podcast, with hosts Adam and Byron who, apparently, have no last names. According to their website, the guys are slowly building themselves a recording studio but started out doing their show by recording it into an iPhone. This clip is from their Epi3, entitled “Butt Crunch”. The Angry Chimp ShowOur friends Stu and company down under at The Angry Chimp Show uploaded us a clip from season 2 of their monkeyshines, which has just drawn to a close this week. Stu sent along a note with the clip that reads: “Hi, thought I would submit a clip from the second season of The Angry Chimp Show for your consideration should you be short on clips for upcoming epis. Hope you are well and keep up the good work! Stu” Thanks, Stu! These guys are a lot of fun and know how to work the audio sketch medium. Who The Eff Is Sal Calanni?There’s a podcast we’ve featured a time or two before that’s had a couple of permutations, including being called The Sal & Angelo Show. Now it’s called Who The Eff is Sal Calanni? and features San Francisco comedian Sal Calanni. He recently hit his 200th episode so I thought it was high time to check in, and he’s got a great story in the episode featuring the process he had to go through to audition for a movie that’s being shot in the Bay Area. Hyper NonsenseThis clip has a bit of a mysterious history. It was uploaded directly to us and with the show's information, and that it was from a recent episode of Hyper Nonsense. So I tweeted out a thank you and heard back from one of one of the co-hosts who claims that they never submitted a clip and where did it come from? Who knows, really. The hosts, Shawn Thorpe and his wife, Jen, are podcast vets, having started a podcast in 2005 called The Phantomfeed. Then they moved and launched a new show called Hyper Nonsense in 2006, which ran until 2009. In 2010 they started a new ‘cast called GeminiDragon, which ended in 2012, at which point they kicked off No Market Radio. Shawn wasn’t happy with that concept and so, in 2013, he and Jen decided to breathe new life into Hyper Nonsense and they swear on a stack of websites, that this one is here to stay. Dark Angels and Pretty FreaksI wonder if it’s time for a new adage, something along the lines of “the couple that podcasts together stays together”. There are a LOT of married couples in the podcast game, like our friends Travis and Brandi Clark from Tiny Odd Conversations, or Shawn and Jen from Hypernonsense that we also featured this show. There’s a show out of nearby Napa, California, called Dark Angels and Pretty Freaks, hosted by Annaleis and her husband Neil C. They’ve been really nice about retweeting a lot of our Succotash tweets but this is the first chance we’ve had to feature their show. The tagline on their website states, “Helping to Kill Your Commute”. It’s a conversational-style show with topics ranging all over the place, a lot of it focusing on things they do together. So maybe it’s kind of like real time couples’ therapy or something. I pulled this clip of them talking about a magic show they saw during a recent trip to Reno. That’s going to do it for Succotash Epi107. Thanks to our esteemed associate producer Tyson Saner, our producer/engineer Joe Paulino, and our booth announcer Bill Haywatt. Next time, in Epi108, I will feature my recent interview with comedy writer extraordinaire and podcaster David Feldman, and we’ll also have a Boozin’ with Bill segment, where our announcer will mix up a concoction he calls “The Roman Candle”. In the meantime, please feel free to pass the Succotash! — Marc Hershon

Angelos and Barry are back with an exclusive preview of their new Winter Wonderland, alongside some advice on how best to spend Christmas Day and an insight into Boutros Boutros Ghali's covers album. Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production http://playbackmedia.co.uk

Angelos and Barry are back with tales of poor customer service, lottery funding and a story or two from a British turkey farm. Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Angelos and Barry return with some alternative Celebrity Jungle tasks, loads of songs, and details of how you can have "A Truly Immersive Experience" in London for just 30 pence. Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Angelos and Barry talk raw fish, raw rice, and eating with pencils. Foreign cuisine and farmers markets? We barely drink at all here, but it's one rule for us and another for Europe! The boys are also a little bit excited about their new sponsor! Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Angelos and Barry talk Fray Bentos, being a secret Agent and Liposuction. Angelo's has lost some weight inspired by Barrys hard work and the guys discuss which lookalikes they'd like to meet, and what they'd do with them. Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Angelos and Barry are back with some useful advice about where to buy cheap sherry, which make-up you should be wearing and how to avoid annoying couples on cruise ships. Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Angelos and Barry return with more tales of love, amateur dramatics and Business Class trips to Dubai. Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Angelos and Barry are back with more tales from the Piccadilly Line, false arrests and the back door of the Kremlin. Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Barry from Watford and Angelos Epithemiou are in your ears for another week. Rememeber kids, lickey bom bom downs is NOT a trade. Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

Barry from Watford and Angelos Epithemiou are here to respond to some kind comments from the Dalai Lama and some unkind comments from Nostradamus. Tune in to hear about Barry meeting Gary Numan on the tube and the latest on Angelos and his shoe-melting business. Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

starring BARRY FROM WATFORD fresh from his triumphant viral - plus news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments

Spoof comedy improvised podcast with some of the UK's finest character comedians and improvisers. Susan Harrison's Back Row, With Gemma Arrowsmith. Also featuring; Barry From Watford and Trodd En Bratt (Lucy Trodd and Ruth Bratt). Back Row Theme music by Matt Lewsey and Amy Ashworth from Skiffle and The Piffles. www.susanharrisoncharacters,com www.gemmaarrowsmith.com www.barryfromwatford.co.uk http://fubarradio.com/shows/barrys-old-skool-beats/ www.troddenbratt.com @Skiffle_Piffles Phone call sketch by Gemma Arrowsmith (Telephone & Answerphone sounds from @soundjay) #spoof #comedy #Improv #BarryfromWatford

Veteran broadcaster Johnny Walker chats to our host Mark Dolan about free speech, Tumi Morake talks about the state of freedom of expression in South Africa and Barry from Watford talks about taking things into his own hands. Plus stand up from Ronnie Chieng on some of the lesser known things China has invented and Richard Gadd, who has had a tough two weeks. If you have enjoyed this podcast please chip in a few quid to help support our work. Make a donation at amnesty.org.uk/chipin

RHEFP 2013 #23: Caroline Rhea, Barry from Watford and Alex Edelman - Going Down On Colin. Richard is waiting for the Perrier people to turn up with his Spirit of the Fringe award, but the only person winning anything today is Colin, who in his last appearance is festooned with gifts. Though some of them will be stolen by first guest Caroline Rhea (pronounced Ray, apparently) who is on hand to talk about animatronic cats, swearing Scottish children and Larry David's inability to tell a knock, knock joke. And does she walk off the podcast? Or is she just going to catch her cab? You decide. Fellow American Alex Edelman provides the stand-up, before true blue Brit, Barry from Watford, comes on to talk about his wife, pies, Steve Wright, Iain Lee and Nicholas Parsons. It's getting a little raggedy round the edges, but the end is in sight now. Will the next two be the last ever RHEFPs?

Barry from Watford tells a story involving dogging, Mr Fuzzy challenges Iain to iPod Roulette and we have a show nemesis!!

Mr Fuzzy challenges Iain to iPod Roulette with Macca Pacca as the judge. After a close game, with some bending of the rules, one claims the other cheated...

Rhys Thomas from The Fast Show and Sirens is on the show throughout today. They talk about the good old days of the 11 o'clock show, and roll play with Verinda. Verinda plays a policeman...

Iain, Rhys Thomas and Verinda play roll play as Vinny didn't know Rhys was an actor. Vinny plays the roll of a policeman

Today we put the vote out. Should Looney John stay or go. Vinny calls in, not in the best of moods, and Iain recites Nickleback lyrics...

Comedian Phil Kay talks to Iain Lee about singing about the contents of a lady's bag, comedy club crowds, and telling stories at London Story Telling Festival...

Phil Kay joins Iain and stand in producer Macca Pacca on the show this evening. We also have one of the most astonishing, hilarious, odd calls we've had in a while. Guess which one...

Comedian Joe Wilkinson joins Iain on the show today to talk about his tour. They have a laugh about middle names and it comes to light Joe clearly doesn't quite get Twitter!

Joe Wilkinson joins us on the show today. He clearly doesn't know how to use Twitter! Eloise is on holiday so Macca Pacca is back and Vinnie asks some very random questions indeed!