Podcast appearances and mentions of georgie morrell

Some said it couldn't be done. Some said it SHOULDN'T be done. But here we are - the podcast has reached 300 episodes! So the proud parents are taking out the photo album to show off some of their big strong pod-child's embarrassing snaps from its youth. In the time-honoured style of one of those TV retrospective shows, Barry and Ben each share 3 of their favourite facts from the show, 5 of their favourite moments and their favourite episode. Enjoy some classic Worst Foot Forward clips such as Lisztomania, Morrissey's appalling sex scenes, live audience sound FX, George Sitwell's wasp gun and the lifespan of astatine.  The show features the following guests, in order of appearance: Bethany Black, Moxie Labouche, Georgie Morrell (now Georgie Wyatt), Joshua Tonks, Seb Falk, Helen Arnie, Professor Elemental, Tristan Bernays, Tulip Siddiq MP, Alexander Bennett, Paul Duncan McGarrity, Dr Kit Chapman, Robyn Perkins, Joel Morris, Bec Hill, Jay Foreman, Ria Lina, Johnny Chiodini, Ellie Gibson, Will Seaward and Dr Keir Shiels. Thanks to all our guests over the past 8 years and 300 episodes, to all our listeners and to all our Patreon donors. It's been quite the wild ride. We hope you enjoy this chance to glance back at our skidmarks. Follow us on Twitter: @worstfoot @bazmcstay @VanderLaugh Follow us on Instagram: @worstfoot  Join us on our Discord server! https://discord.gg/9buWKthgfx Visit www.worstfootforwardpodcast.com for all previous episodes and you can donate to us on Patreon if you'd like to support the show going forward! https://www.patreon.com/WorstFootForward Worst Foot Forward is part of Podnose: www.podnose.com  

Ben Wilson is an actor, theatre-maker, audio description consultant and recently became Extant's first trainee Artistic Director.  We talk about how he combines these different roles, what it's like having a portfolio career like so many of us in the arts, on his requirements as a blind actor,  on questions like why do West End shows have different access providers every week in each different venue, and should arts organisations and directors who have never cast a disabled actor on their stage still be given a platform.   Enjoy! LinksExtant Theatrehttps://extant.org.uk/ Graeae Theatrehttps://graeae.org/ Ramps on the Moon Projecthttps://rampsonthemoon.co.uk/ Sheffield Theatreswww.sheffieldtheatres.co.uk Oliver Twist – NT At Homehttps://www.ntathome.com/products/oliver-twist Georgie Morrell – comedian, actor, writerhttp://georgiemorrell.co.uk/ Thanks for listening! You can follow me on Twitter, or for all podcast episodes, and other things including my sounds blog (slog?), visit my website www.alicegilmour.com.

Georgie Morrell takes time out of her unbelievably busy schedule to answer ???'s question about why unicorns are called unicorns, which means one corn and not unihorns as they have one horn. Back at CC4K HQ Tiernan is waiting for the Autumn leaves to fall. COME AND SEE RADIO NONSENSE LIVE ON OCT 26th: https://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/whats-on/family-young-people/radio-nonsense-liveBUY OUR RADIO NONSENSE T-SHIRTS HERE: https://comedyclub4kids.store/ (Please make sure you get a grown up to do this for you)WE NEED YOUR QUESTIONS, JOKES AND NONSENSE TOO. SEND THEM IN TO: podcast@comedyclub4kids.co.ukGROWN UPS: IF YOU CAN BUY US A COFFEE PLEASE DO SO HERE: https://ko-fi.com/comedyclub4kidsWebsite: www.comedyclub4kids.co.ukTwitter: @ComedyClub4KidsFacebook: facebook.com/ComedyClub4KidsPopJam: ComedyClub4KidsHosted by Tiernan Douieb. Music by Paddy Gervers. Design by John Beck. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 9 of Series 2 and Alex and Hayley are joined by stand up comedian and actor Georgie Morrell.We discussed covid, knackered boilers and birthdays.Guest: Georgie Morrell (@TheGMorrell)Hosted by Alex Sievewright and Hayley Pettitt@alexsievewright@pettitt_hayley https://www.patreon.com/twtwtwwi Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Georgie Morrell is a visually impaired actress and stand-up comedian. She recently appeared in an episode of BBC One's hit hospital drama, Casualty; where she was cast to play a visually impaired woman and guide dog owner. Georgie wrote an article about her experience in the Metro, where she spoke about how refreshing it was to have a visually impaired person play a visually impaired character on television. We speak to her about this and hear her thoughts on our other items... Love! With the world becoming increasingly more digital, we discuss access to online dating platforms when you are blind or partially sighted. And American deaf-blind writer Cristina Hartman sparked a lively debate on Twitter recently, about whether or not it is helpful for people to describe what they look like. Do you think it is helpful? Does it allow you to visualize the person speaking to you, or is it just a load of unhelpful information? We delve into this. Presenter: Peter White Producer: Fern Lulham Production Coordinator: Liz Poole Website image description: in the spirit of Valentine's Day, the image is of two people holding hands. The person on the left has a blue and white polka dot shirt on, with the sleeves rolled up. The person on the right has a large embellished silver bracelet and is wearing a matching blue and white polka dot shirt. In the background is a large pool of water, seemingly a river or a lake, with the sunset reflecting off of the water. Casualty clips and theme tune used by permission of the BBC One Casualty Production team.

Our very own Georgie Morrell, presenter of Sounds of the Silver Screen, is guest starring on Casualty this weekend! Ellie caught up with her to find out what it was like, and how important representation is in the media.  You can catch Georgie on Casualty this Saturday at 9:30pm  Image shows: Georgie's Character in a hospital bed with an oxygen tube on her nose. 

In this episode we talk educating your little darlings, hospitality behind closed doors and The Complaints Department

In The Longest Battle Emma Martins chats with people who have gone through a similar life changing situation to her own when Emma caught a virus in 2013 which completely changed her life for ever. The virus that Emma caught in Vietnam caused a brain aneurysm which in turn has severely affected Emma's  eyesight.In today's The Longest Battle Emma is chatting with stand-up comedian, award nominated actor, writer and as her website states one eyed legend Georgie Morrell. At the age of 3 Georgie was diagnosed with chronic arthritis, And After a year she got glaucoma and cataracts in both eyes. In her late teens Georgie lost the sight in her left eye and at the age of 21 she lost the sight in her right eye for about a year before the wizards at Moorfields restored about 90 per cent of her vision in her right eye. Emma began by asking Georgie about her arthritis diagnosis and how it affected her vision before then chatting with Georgie about what made her want to become a comedian.  If you would like to know more about how Emma has coped with her own longest battle, do visit Emma's website https://www.thelongestbattle.co.uk(Image shows RNIB logo. 'RNIB' written in black capital letters over a white background and underlined with a bold pink line, with the words 'See differently' underneath) 

I Say, what do you get when over a dozen visually impaired comedians congregate for some covert comedy? Well, the 'Eye Say, Eye Say, Eye Say!' comedy night, of course.   For this night of eye-watering comedy, an awesome range of visually impaired comedians will perform together and be live-streamed to you from a top-secret location, whilst comedian Georgie Morrell will be the handy socially-distanced MC of the night.    The Eye Say, Eye Say, Eye Say!' comedy night takes place virtually this Saturday 17th of October from 6 PM. For more information and to book your tickets visit http://www.extant.org.uk  

Georgie is a comedian, award-nominated actress, voiceover artist and writer currently working on the film ‘Blind Ambition’ with Silversal Films supported by BFI! She discusses her top survival picks, her comedy persona vs her real self, her experiences living with visual impairment, and the topsy-turvy politics of the Edinburgh Fringe. She talks celebrity culture and the oversharing of oneself as a ‘product’, and which elements of her life she is and isn’t willing to talk about in her comedy material. She also discusses the influence that her older brothers and her best friend Drew have had on her music taste, and explains to us what the game “Cock or Ball?” entails.Listen along to Georgie’s songs at this Spotify playlist. Discussions begin:Van Morrisson - Brown Eyed Girl (02:12)Metallica - Nothing Else Matters (08:49)Matchbox Twenty - Bright Lights (12:36)Nathaniel Rateliff - And It’s Still Alright (20:45)Fastball - The Way (30:29)Lulu and the Lampshades - Cups (44:30)Vintage Trouble - Outside In (48:00)A Star is Born (2019) OST (53:50)Portishead - Roads (1:04:13)Baz Luhrmann - Everybody’s Free To Wear Sunscreen (1:05:49)Buck Cherry - Crazy Bitch (1:10:40)Top tip: our last guest, Tom Corneill, *also* chose Everybody’s Free (To Wear Sunscreen) as a pick! And rightly so. Listen to Tom's episode (number 11), to hear our producer Elizabeth tell the backstory of how Everybody’s Free (To Wear Sunscreen) came to be made, via a Pulitzer-prize winning writer, a case of mistaken identity, and the birth of the internet...!You can find Georgie:On Twitter and Instagram @TheGMorrellResources/Links:Watch Georgie's stand up in action, and read what she has to say about disability representation.For emergency support over the phone, you can call The Samaritans free on 116 123.For men who want to talk to others in a private and safe space, visit Talk Club - founded by two Music To Survive By guests Ben Akers and Gavin Thorpe. Check out their episodes for more info about the initiative for male mental fitness.

Blind comedian Georgie Morrell reveals the perils of making a cup of tea, discusses the comedians who influenced her, and her hopes for greater accessibility to the arts in the future.

Blind comedian Georgie Morrell reveals how dog walking has sparked a family feud and discusses  her simmering sibling rivalry!

Red and comedian Georgie Morrell discuss their hopes and fears about returning to the pub and going to gigs as lock down eases. 

Comedian Georgie Morrell chats about glaucoma, being an RNIB narrator, and Amanda Holden’s singing! [Image description - Photo of Georgie Morrell wearing a white shirt against a plain black background]

Stand up comedian Georgie Morrell brings her talents to the world during Lockdown. drop us feedback, questions or requests via cj@thenewestablishment.co.uk @TheGMorrell https://www.facebook.com/thenewestblishment/ http://thenewestablishment.co.uk/ special thanks to Geoff Westerby Gulliver Tickle Patch Harris

Georgie Morrell is a comedian, writer, voiceover artist and award-nominated actress. She chats to Red Szell about being in lockdown and getting used to a new way of living.

Georgie is a partially-sighted actress, comedian and blogger. She has a multitude of trades, in spite of losing her eyesight for one year. She talks a lot about living as a young person with sight loss and gives a lot of support to the RNIB.If you would like to donate to the Silverlining Charity it will be very much appreciated. All donations from this podcast will go towards Emma taking part in her next Goodwill Silverlining Mission to India. All donations are welcome, small or large we are grateful for your generosity and hope we shared awareness of an incredible brain injury charityTheme tune composed by Michelle de Jong. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Featuring Jack Gleadow, Chris Washington, Georgie Morrell, Adam Rowe, High Davies. Union JACK Radio is live from Edinburgh every night of the Fringe chatting with comedians and generally being a nuisance! All hosted by Fringe veteran and comedy connoisseur, Martin Walker! Listen from 9pm every night on DAB, App or that Alexa woman. Podcast straight after from your normal podcast place.

Interviews with Katherine Jakeways, Cathy Leamy & Laura Lexx. Panel discussion featuring Georgie Morrell, Matilda Ibini, Rosie Fletcher & Sofie Hagen. Also features 'On His Blindness' by John Milton, read by Philip Nightingale & excerpts from Laura Lexx's show 'Trying.'

Knock back a raw egg, fetch another pail of Bloody Mary and get ready to talk to Ralph on the big white telephone as we uncover the history of the worst hangovers of all time. We're joined by actress, comedian and disability campaigner Georgie Morrell as we disclose our worst indignities - involving Red Setters, hiking boots and Scottish tramps - as well as PG Wodehouse's classification system for hangovers, the real man to blame for Abe Lincoln's assassination and an incredible story involving 400 mythical Aztec bunny rabbits. One hell of a morning after the night before! Follow us on Twitter: @worstfoot @bazmcstay @benvandervelde @TheGMorrell Visit www.worstfootforwardpodcast.com for all previous episodes and you can now donate to us on Patreon if you’d like to support Ben’s new baby and Barry’s crippling trivia addiction: www.patreon.com/WorstFootForward Worst Foot Forward is part of Podnose: www.podnose.com

Enjoy 15 minutes of stand up and chat with Georgie, as she asks, “Can disability finally bring sexy back? Can Georgie save the NHS? Are NHS doctors hotter than private ones?! Why can't disability be mega LOLz?” ‘A Poke in the Eye’ is appearing as part of Edinburgh’s Free Festival: http://www.freefestival.co.uk/show.asp?ShowID=5020 ‘Georgie Morrell: The Morrell High Ground’ is at the Underbelly Med Quad: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/georgie-morrell-the-morrell-high-ground Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005157496356 Twitter: @Georgiepokeeye Website: http://georgiemorrell.co.uk/ Comedy performance provided by the artist for promotional purposes. May contain material that some find offensive. © 2017 On the Mic. Produced in association with Broadway Baby, Fringepig and Voice Republic. Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com

Hayley & Ruth are on the frontline of art once again as they meet artist Macey ***** in a warehouse in Shoreditch. Guest starring Georgie Morrell as Macey *****.

This is the fourth in a series of seven entertaining and enlightening stories from people who are disabled or have mental health difficulties on the subject of love and relationships. In this edition, Georgie Morrell speaks about the loss of her sight in her 20s and having to give up her "sexy London life", until her brother played a prank on her - and taught her how to laugh and live life again. The stories were recorded in March 2017 at an event held by BBC Ouch at the Backyard Comedy Club in London. Share this page on social media and pop over to iTunes, or wherever you get your podcasts from, and be sure to rate and review the Ouch podcast. Tell us what you think by emailing ouch@bbc.co.uk tweet @bbcouch or find us on Facebook.

Two comedians at this years Edinburgh Fringe have shows about being blind. Jamie MacDonald is gradually going blind whereas Georgie Morrell lost her sight for a year before regaining it. (scroll down for a transcript in the Related Links section of this page) From people's low expectations through to spiders, taxi drivers and the beautiful Spanish phrase for "disabled toilet". In-depth humorous discussion presented by Emma Tracey. Like us on Facebook tweet @bbcouch or email ouch@bbc.co.uk Subscribe to Ouch's podcast and receive our programme every Friday.

This week Ed talks to fellow comedians Georgie Morrell and Natasha Parrott, who are both partially-sighted. Georgie and Tash explain what it was like to experience loss of sight in their 20s, explain how they adapted to the world around them and discuss finding humour in everyday life.You can support Georgie’s forthcoming one-woman Edinburgh Fringe … Continue reading Episode 23: Georgie and Natasha the Partially-Sighted Comedians – ED & FRIENDS

Episode 4 lands with a bang this week with sketches largely about sex, sexism, sexuality and also money. But before you dismiss this podcast as “being from the 1980s” or “downright smutty”, we promise that it is a show cock-full of the latest sketches from the finest writers on the internet! Beware of grown-up language… Ever wondered how uncomfortable a quiz show could get? Or what your therapist really thinks of you? How about the unsung philosophical prowess of pop music’s brightest? Find out in the finest aural platter you could possibly desire. If you would like to write sketches and perform for Sketch, Please!, head to the Submissions Page where you’ll find all the guidelines, T&Cs and email addresses you’ll need. The deadline for our next episode is Sunday 1st May 2016. Cast: Katie Pritchard (@katiepritchards) does many ridiculous things as an actress, comedian and musician. She has a podcast, Literally Comedy, set in an imaginary bookshop, runs and hosts monthly comedy club – Variety of Kings and her debut stand-up show – Hurricane Katie – is off on a mini tour to both Hastings and Guildford fringe festivals! Juwel Haque is an improviser. With the narrative group Mr Fridge he performs improvised stories, and he’s a cast member of Story Kitchen, London’s Theatresports team. He goes where the fun is, and that’s usually in comedy, writing, shower singing and tending to his fantasy football team. Georgie Morrell (@pokeintheeye69) is a comic, writer, actor and improviser! Her stand up show A Poke in the Eye is off to Edinburgh this year at Just the Tonic’s The Caves! Catch her working with Monkey Toast, Kick in the Lollocks and her stand up gigs! Credits: Hip Hop Philosopher by Daniel Page Paul – Juwel Haque Rachel – Katie Pritchard Successfuls Anonymous by Richard Law Meeting Leader – Katie Pritchard Hugo – Juwel Haque Alexandria – Georgie Morrell Rupert – Edmund Fargher Subconscious by Gareth Moore Clair – Katie Pritchard Councillor – Georgie Morrell Tom – Juwel Haque The Entente Cordial by Ed Pownall Performed by Edmund Fargher and Georgie Morrell Food Quiz by Ellen Waddell Quiz Host – Juwel Haque Susan – Katie Pritchard Karen – Georgie Morrell Bank Job by Michael Hughes Matt – Juwel Haque Joe – Georgie Morrell Porn Pop-Ups by Edmund Fargher George – Juwel Haque Ad 1 – Katie Pritchard Ad 2 – Georgie Morrell Cameron – Edmund Fargher Hosted by Edmund Fargher Produced by Katharine Kerr