Podcast appearances and mentions of Jake Yapp

We forced Artificial Intelligence to digest massive amounts of human media and then write its own versions. Everything from The One Show, Game of Thrones, Friends, Songs of Praise and more via movies, fables, adverts, Shakespeare, poetry and, er, gardening tips (and much much more) are all forever ruined by technology.We take the scripts, push them word-for-word into the mouths of actors, and the result is absurdly, joyously - and then absurdly again - hilarious.This is the comedy that conclusively proves that AI is an absolute idiot.Based on materials by Keaton Patti.Forcing A Bot To Write This Show are: Jon Holmes Sarah Dempster Gareth CeredigPerformed by: Isy Suttie James Lance Lauren Douglin Esmonde Cole and Craig Parkinson as The Narrator Olivia Williams as The StoytellerOriginal Music by Jake Yapp. Lyrics: Holmes / Ceredig / PattiProduced and Directed by Jon HolmesTechnical Wizardry: Tony Churnside Production Co-ordinator: Laura GrimshawAn unusual production for BBC Radio 4

Listeners to Five Live's Fighting Talk will know each episode ends with the two highest scorers defending a controversial or unpopular opinion in order to win the episode. So, in that vain: Martin Kelner knows nothing about radio and deserved to be paid less than a horse. Of course he knows nothing about radio. He's only spent the best part of half a century in the industry. Radio 2? Radio Who more like! So what if he introduced Caroline Aherne and Jake Yapp to us? Victoria Wood was absolutely right to walk out on his interview with her. And Edouard Lapaglie has carried him for years! Actually, that might be a Defend the Indefensible too far. Martin is, as Foxy puts it, radio royalty. So we insist you be upstanding while listening to this episode. There's strong language and we must warn you that this episode includes the funniest story ever told on this podcast, so spare undergarments may be required.   See Martin's Tweets here: https://twitter.com/martinkelner Hear Extra Time with Martin Kelner on TalkSport, Friday and Saturday nights from 1am. Martin's books 'Sit Down and Cheer - A history of sport on TV' and 'When Will I Be Famous - Travels through the dark side of show business' are available to buy now. And his new book, 'Screen Break', will be available in mid-2023 so keep an eye out for that.  

Regular co-host Molly is taking a break so in part 1 of today's episode, Holly is joined by the brilliant Jake Yapp to discuss the worst vegan meals they've been served, following the news that a business class passenger was given a banana as a pre-ordered vegan breakfast. We conclude that bananas are not worth the effort, a risotto is never an acceptable replacement for a roast dinner and that vegan celebrity Pamela Anderson is not Jake's biggest fan. In part 2, we meet Lina Ambruleviciute, club secretary for Vegan Runners UK. Discover how the club has grown since being set up by British distance runner Fiona Oakes, how you can get involved even if you're not a pro and why running is a fantastic form of activism. Share your journey with us! • Become a patron at patreon.com/simplyvegan and access video interviews, live chats with Holly and Molly and free downloads• Visit veganfoodandliving.com and try our delicious recipes• Tag us in your social posts, @veganfoodandliving• Share this episode with a friend• Try an issue of Vegan Food and Living magazine for just 99pMusic by Purple Planet Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the last of the series, Molly Elwood joins me to share the love, with some of the best food I have ever tasted. I'll be on jackfm.co.uk 9am-12pm every weekday from the 19th December, and LIVE on BBC Radio 4 Extra every weekday evening in January, 7-10pm for Jake Yapp's Unwinding. Stay in touch, and have a good festive season xxx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's BBC Radio 4 Extra's final Podcast Radio Hour so Laura Grimshaw, Amanda Litherland and Chris Pearson look back at some of the best co-hosts, podcasts and interview guests. With contributions from regular co-hosts Scott Bryan, Jon Holmes, Isy Suttie, Jessica Fostekew, Shivani Dave, Ella Watts, Ellie Gibson, Greg Cochrane, Imriel Morgan, Jake Yapp, Roshan Roberts, Chrystal Genesis and Salena Godden. Plus archive interviews with Nicola Coughlan and Camilla Whitehill, Alan Cumming, Suzannah Lipscomb, Steve Coogan, Lemn Sissay, Susannah Constantine, David Dimbleby and Neil Gaiman - and many more.

In this episode, recorded before Liz Truss' fall from power, Will speaks to comedian Jake Yapp about comedy and politics, if it has become easier to parody the Prime Minister and what the relationship between politics and comedy is. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Saluton, estas mi Tyson Saner welcoming you to Epi319 of Succotash. And thank you for making us your destination for this period of listening that you are currently embarking upon. This show started 11+ years ago as a way to feature comedy people and their podcasts, which we here at Succotash have been calling "soundcasts" as a way to attempt to separate the medium from the dead format known as the iPod that it is named for. As time went on, the soundcast proliferated in a way that is still quite surprising at times. More's the merrier, more for show creator and executive producer Marc Hershon and myself to choose to listen to, take snippets from, and ultimately present a few of them to you, the listener. If this is the first soundcast that you've ever listened to I'd like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for choosing us. I've got 3 clips to share with you, but first: I'd like to point out that last week in Episode #318 of Succotash, Mr. Hershon brought you a quadrilogy of clips from soundcasts that contain comedy AND sports, namely Hotboxin' with Mike Tyson, Sportsfeld, The Grade Cricketer (that included guest commentary from our friend Jason "Jabs" McNamara (The DHead Factor, Boganwood) from Canberra, Australia), and View from the Cheap Seats. It is the first time in this show's history that it has featured an all-sports-related soundcast lineup, and I found it to be actually quite an interesting listen. You can find that episode in our show archive at www.succotashshow.com or pretty much wherever you might listen to soundcasts in your own personal future. The clips I will be sharing with you this week are from the soundcasts called Jake Yapp presents: Not Today, Thank You, Strong Songs, and Trashy Trashy. I feel like this episode is loaded with feminine energy, but I'm not sure that I am the best person to evaluate that. I will let the listener decide. This episode is sponsored by Henderson's Pants new Pushover Pants, the perfect trouser for those who feel a mite unbalanced. CLIPS Jake Yapp Presents: Not Today, Thank YouA once-daily-now-occasional podcast featuring Jake Yapp, as seen and heard on Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe, Radio 4 and 6Music. Our clip hails from the episode that dropped on October 7th, 2020, with guest Ellen Rose entitled "Game Saves". Interestingly, there is no mention of Ms. Rose in the show description, nor is there any additional information about her…so I looked her up! According to a page on youtube.fandom.com/wiki/Icklenellierose she is listed as an "English YouTuber best known for being a host of Outside Xtra, as well as being a former host of Xbox On." Strong Songs Music: it's good. On each episode of Strong Songs, host Kirk Hamilton takes listeners inside a piece of music, breaking it down and figuring out what makes it work. This soundcast features the type of granular approach to music analysis that, as a lifelong music nerd, I appreciate a great deal. I took a clip from the August 11th, 2022, show entitled, "Help Me" by Joni Mitchell. (Host's note: I have listened to a few episodes of Strong Songs" and had been looking for an excuse to clip the show for our show. Thankfully, this episode I have clipped for you happened, and I could not resist the urge to clip this show any longer, as this is one of my all-time favorite songs!) Trashy Trashy I first featured a clip of Trashy Trashy's 3rd episode way back in August of 2020 and now, they have reached their 100th episode, and are steadily sailing ahead to their 200th, one would presume. Over the last 2 years, this soundcast has become one of my weekly regular listens that I try to make a point of getting to when it drops, usually on Monday of every week. For those who have never heard it before, the description says: "A podcast for garbage people by garbage people. We cover trashy news stories. Hosted by Cassandra Cardenes and Erika Curry. This clip, featuring dog parks and their people, is from their episode 101, from August 8th of 2022, titled #NOTALLDRESSING - In which, its episode description is a repeat of the previously mentioned SHOW description. It also includes their social media links, and a series of links to all of the news stories they are sourcing for this particular episode, including the weekly inclusion of a "Dumpster Fire of the Week" story. And that completes your journey through the selected bits of audio that other people took the time to commit to a more-or-less permanent format, that I have taken the time to commit to an additional more-or-less permanent format, that you have taken some of your time to listen to, and I am very grateful for that. I am grateful for a great many things of late. I am grateful for the friends and family that I both have had and, through the recent nuptials of my brother, I now have. Or…I also have…now… Something like that. It was an amazing time seeing many people I had not for 20-30 years perhaps. It was amazing food and the ceremony was both very moving and succinct. I'm grateful that my parents were able to attend a marriage of their child, in their lifetime. I'm grateful for the furiously expanding amount of perspective that time and life has brung, and is bringing to me. I can even say that I am grateful for the soundcast as a format. I don't know if any of my assorted audio content post-2002 would have even existed as it does had it not been for the soundcast. Much of it does directly because of the soundcast and because of other soundcasters sharing it with their listeners over the last significant portion of my life so far. So, I can only close by saying "Thank you" to all involved, and to remind you that next week there will be something else for you to listen to: Epi320. It will most likely be hosted by Marc Hershon and will feature his interview with Christine Blackburn, friend of Succotash and host of the longer-running-than-our-show, Story Worthy, as well as the Story Smash soundcast game show, AND the brand new soundcast My Life in Three Songs! So…if you enjoyed this, and somewhere out there in "The rest of YOUR life" - land someone should happen to ask you if you heard anything interesting or good lately, and we spring to mind…by all means tell them so. It's what we mean when we ask you to please pass the Succotash? — Tyson Saner

In a live episode recorded at Kings Place, Rosie puts some breakup quiz questions to The Chase's Jenny Ryan, comedian Jake Yapp and podcaster Martin Joseph. They also chat about the pain and guilt of being the breaker upper, blocking an ex on social media, attachment patterns, breakup songs and take some unexpected detours into grisly breakup metaphors and voiceover auditions for cheese ads. Recorded at Kings Place on 22 April 2022. You can now follow The Breakup Monologues on Instagram @breakupmonologues and buy The Breakup Monologues book from all good bookshops: https://linktr.ee/breakupmonologues The Breakup Monologues will also be recording a live episode at Brighton Spiegeltent on 22 May with Zoe Lyons, Hal Cruttenden and Bibi Lynch: https://www.brightonfringe.org/whats-on/the-breakup-monologues-163783/ For more about Jenny including her podcast Fingers on Buzzers, see www.jennyvixenryan.com For more about Jake, you can follow him on Twitter / Instagram @jakeyapp And to check out Martin's podcast The Real Brunch, see https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-real-brunch/id1410852061  

Laura Grimshaw and Jake Yapp present a selection of comedy podcasts from the Machynlleth Comedy Festival.

Our latest episode is a wonderful 'Best Of' collection of the funniest and loveliest bits of the last year and a bit.So sit back, relax, take your shirt off and enjoy!Guests - Lewis Macleod, Charlie Higson, Colin Mochrie, Jon Holmes, Ria Lina, Jake Yapp, Alasdair Beckett-King, Lucy Porter, Alison Ward, Ross Lee and Curtis Stigers.Hosted by Alex Sievewright, Emi Webber, Hayley Pettitt and Kate O'Connor@Thatwastheweek1 https://www.patreon.com/twtwtwwi Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Laura Grimshaw and Jake Yapp present a collection of podcasts that bring history to life. We speak to bona fide academic historian Professor Suzannah Lipscomb about her podcast that looks at the most fascinating periods in history - Not Just The Tudors. We'll also be joined by history podcast producing magnate Natt Tapley to discuss what's the point of history? And we chat to self-confessed history nerds Angela Barnes and John O'Farrell about their fun conversation podcast We Are History. We also hear bursts of: Future Imperfect with Jason Kingsley The Unfiltered History Tour from VICE World News Revisionist History with Malcolm Gladwell Human Resources with Moya Lothian McLean The Retrospectors with Olly Mann, Rebecca Messina and Arion McNicoll Date Fight with Natt Tapley and Jake Yapp History Film Club with Alex von Tunzelmann and Hannah Grieg Homeschool History with Greg Jenner Horrible Histories from CBBC You're Dead To Me also with Greg Jenner

"Dublin Trilogy" novelist and former comedian Caimh (CK) McDonnell shares his sitcom set aboard a ferry, a pre-Fleabag Fleabag and a comedy about what happens when multiple timelines meet. Offcuts performed by: Jake Yapp, Darrell Maclaine, Kenny Blyth, Lizzie Roper, David Monteith and Rachel Atkins. This episode contains strong language. Caimh McDonnell is the internationally bestselling author of the Dublin Trilogy which is set in his hometown. His debut novel 'A Man with One of Those Faces' – a darkly comedic crime thriller – was published in 2016 and nominated for best novel at the 2017 CAP awards. It went on to spawn the increasingly uncountable Dublin Trilogy (five books and counting) and the McGarry Stateside series, which have been translated into several different languages and optioned for television. He also writes ‘The Stranger Times' series of books under the name of C.K. McDonnell which has been described as "a celebration of how truth really can be stranger than fiction" The former professional stand-up comedian and TV writer has performed all around the world, had several well-received Edinburgh shows and supported acts such as Sarah Millican and Gary Delaney on tour before hanging up his clowning shoes to concentrate on writing. His TV writing work has seen him work on some of the biggest topical comedy shows on British TV and has earned him a BAFTA nomination. Episode show notes:  https://offcutsdrawer.com/caimh-mcdonnell 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/  

Are you craving a steaming hot bowl of veggies curled up on the sofa? Or wondering what do to with your left-over squash from Halloween? Listen to this week's episode of The Vegan Life podcast where Jake Yapp and the panel of experts discuss seasonal cooking at its best! You will hear the guests trying to save a listener's marriage by bringing texture to a stew. We hear all about what vegetables should go into a stew and some great tips for elevating this midweek comfort. You get a 101 on grilling vegetables and whether or not we should be marinating before or after putting it on them on the grill. Jake gets a pressing issue off his chest, which leaves our experts utterly bemused! And We find out the complex art of making a stock with some simple tips and tricks for you to try at home. The episode ends with a great sandwich challenge in where our guests have to create their ultimate sandwich and the listener even involves Jake in this challenge so we are completely spoiled with sandwich inspiration.

Are you craving a steaming hot bowl of veggies curled up on the sofa? Or wondering what do to with your left-over squash from Halloween? Listen to this week's episode of The Vegan Life podcast where Jake Yapp and the panel of experts discuss seasonal cooking at its best! You will hear the guests trying to save a listener's marriage by bringing texture to a stew. We hear all about what vegetables should go into a stew and some great tips for elevating this midweek comfort. You get a 101 on grilling vegetables and whether or not we should be marinating before or after putting it on them on the grill. Jake gets a pressing issue off his chest, which leaves our experts utterly bemused! And We find out the complex art of making a stock with some simple tips and tricks for you to try at home. The episode ends with a great sandwich challenge in where our guests have to create their ultimate sandwich and the listener even involves Jake in this challenge so we are completely spoiled with sandwich inspiration.

A rap musical set in a US prison based on a Noel Coward play, a sitcom about IVF and a story about JFK faking moon landings - just 3 of the offcuts from comedy writer and US showrunner Georgia. Clips performed by: Desiree Burch, Beth Chalmers, Keith Wickham, Lizzie Roper and Jake Yapp. With additional music by Jake Yapp. Warning: This episode contains strong language. Georgia is a multi-award-winning comedy and drama writer, who has five Emmys, five Writers Guild awards, a Golden Globe, a BAFTA and a Producer's Guild award. She is currently a writer and co-executive producer on HBO's critically acclaimed show, Succession, now in its third season. Georgia was the co-executive producer and writer on the HBO multi-Emmy winning show Veep, which ran for seven series.  Georgia is show-running The Shrink Next Door: an adaptation of the hit podcast, starring Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd and Kathryn Hahn, for Apple TV. She wrote three episodes of HBO's Avenue Five, Armando Iannucci's space comedy starring Hugh Laurie. Georgia has written extensively for Miranda Hart and Tracy Ullman and the shows Have I Got News for You, Smack the Pony, Not Going Out and The Thick of It. She created, wrote and show-ran 2DTV for ITV as well as Quick Cuts starring Doon Makichan, Feel The Force and three series of Life of Riley - starring Caroline Quentin for the BBC. Georgia's memoir My Mess is a Bit of a Life has just been published.  Episode show notes:  https://offcutsdrawer.com/georgia-pritchett 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/

Episode 15 has got the lot... marriage counselling, chick sexing, throat slitting... erm... Chinese food... the LOT.Joining us for this episode is comedian, composer, podcaster and, yes, vegan... Jake Yapp!He chats to Alex and Hayley (and another surprise guest) about what his week was like.It is an experience.Guest; Jake Yapp (@jakeyapp)Hosted by Alex Sievewright and Hayley Pettitt@alexsievewright@pettitt_hayley@thatwastheweek1 https://www.patreon.com/twtwtwwi Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to a new podcast which curates the weirdest and wonderfullest audio oddities - from terrible demos to bloopers, home-made audio atrocities to blasphemous covers of great songs. It's hosted by BBC Radio's Jake Yapp, and Emmy Award-nominated Sound Designer Dave Yapp. Disclosure: They're cousins, but it's all completely legal. Subscribe now to make sure you don't miss the first episode, and tell your friends there's a NEW PARTY IN YOUR EARS. A really awkward, terrible party. 

Featuring the vocal talents of Jake Yapp with Mic Wright (brokenbottleboy.substack.com), Jon Holmes, Paul Dunphy and Natt Tapley... And more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

More off-cuts of odd audio, including a member of the Ramones rapping. Ewch. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Yapp learns about the saucy art of French cooking with internationally-renowned chefs Anton Petrov and Alexis Gauthier. From vegan bouillabaisse and soupe de poisson to the secret of a good macaron (spoiler: it needs to be your entire life's work), they spill the haricots on some of the world's most distinguished cooking.

Jake Yapp learns about the saucy art of French cooking with internationally-renowned chefs Anton Petrov and Alexis Gauthier. From vegan bouillabaisse and soupe de poisson to the secret of a good macaron (spoiler: it needs to be your entire life's work), they spill the haricots on some of the world's most distinguished cooking.

Comedian Jake Yapp is host of the Vegan Life Podcast. A series from Vegan Life Magazine where Jake's joined by some the greatest vegan chefs, cooks and bakers to answer all your culinary questions. Listen to the Vegan Life ‎Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Follow Jake:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jakeyappTwitter: https://twitter.com/jakeyappWebsite: https://jakeyapp.co.uk Follow Vegan Life Magazine:Twitter: https://twitter.com/VeganLife_MagInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/veganlife_magWebsite: https://www.veganlifemag.com Follow Podcaster:Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodcasterPodInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/podcasterpod/ Produced by The Chancer Collectivehttp://thechancercollective.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_chancer_collective/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChancerCollect Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

More audio esoterica from Emmy-Nominated ~Sound Designer and Best Cousin Ever Dave Yapp. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As part of 4 Extra's Summer Season, Podcast Radio Hour presents postcards from producers, presenters, comedians and friends recommending some great listens for the Summer. Featuring: Alan Cumming on Bad Gays Arthur Smith on Desert Island Discs Athena Kugblenu on Have You Heard George's Podcast? Jake Yapp on The Adventure Zone Alan Smith on Political Thinking Andrew Peach on Who? Weekly Tina Ritchie (and Nicky Campbell) on One Of The Family Ken Bruce on The Archers Toby Hadoke on A Wheezing and Groaning Sound Natalie Haynes on Robin & Josie's Bookshambles Daljit Nagra on Frank Skinner's Poetry Podcast David Miles on Countrystride Kathy Clugston on You Must Remember This Lou Conran on Drunk Women Solving Crime Jon Holmes on Brain Cigar Laura Grimshaw on Cold Case Crime Cuts Chris Pearson on The Aunty Donna Podcast Amanda Litherland on The Beef and Dairy Network

Jake Yapp is joined by chefs JB Rose, Gabrielle Reyes, and Taymer Mason, with fabulous cooking ideas filled with the flavours of the Caribbean - from plantain to ackee, jerk to rum. Plus - find out how to make a vegan caribbean fried 'chicken' and learn about the gorgeous flavours that go into this sunshiney cuisine.

Jake Yapp is joined by chefs JB Rose, Gabrielle Reyes, and Taymer Mason, with fabulous cooking ideas filled with the flavours of the Caribbean - from plantain to ackee, jerk to rum. Plus - find out how to make a vegan caribbean fried 'chicken' and learn about the gorgeous flavours that go into this sunshiney cuisine.

We are back with a spicy episode and this week the Vegan Life Podcast delves into the Thai cuisine where coconut, galangal and vegan shrimp paste are life. Jake Yapp is joined by Napat Chawsoun who runs a vegan cafe and hostel in Northern Thailand, and comes from a family who works in food locally. Napat has a great grasp of Thai cooking and food anthropology. Kip Dorrell is a food writer, Thai food enthusiast and founder of Messy Vegan Cook blog which mainly consists of authentic Thai recipes and Jajah Totienchai is the founder of the vegan restaurant/bakery chain, Veganerie which is hugely successful in Thailand. From beginning to end, this episode is packed with information about Thai culture. Jajah starts off the episode telling us how Thai food is different regionally; for example, in the south of Thailand the food is very spicy, in the centre it is milder and sweet, whereas in the east the flavours are very sour. Jajah also shares with the podcast the Jain way of living and how it is different to general veganism. We get a 101 on soy sauce from Kip and learn everything we need to know about coconut milk. For example did you know that there is a head and tail to coconut milk? No we didn't either! And presumably you have been cooking coconut milk wrong all these years. Napat shares a revelation about a shrimp paste substitute that involves a very popular ingredient that we Brits love to be divided on. There are many more surprises throughout the episode; with one from Kip, as she explains that marinating is a myth and shares a top tip on how to penetrate flavour into your food. We end with Kip explaining that a lot of non-nationals go to Thailand on holiday and ask for food to be cooked how local people would traditionally eat it. You've been warned – you'll be getting a spicy meal! We hope you've enjoyed your virtual trip to Thailand this week; if you try any of the tips or recipes from this episode, be sure to let us know.

We are back with a spicy episode and this week the Vegan Life Podcast delves into the Thai cuisine where coconut, galangal and vegan shrimp paste are life. Jake Yapp is joined by Napat Chawsoun who runs a vegan cafe and hostel in Northern Thailand, and comes from a family who works in food locally. Napat has a great grasp of Thai cooking and food anthropology. Kip Dorrell is a food writer, Thai food enthusiast and founder of Messy Vegan Cook blog which mainly consists of authentic Thai recipes and Jajah Totienchai is the founder of the vegan restaurant/bakery chain, Veganerie which is hugely successful in Thailand. From beginning to end, this episode is packed with information about Thai culture. Jajah starts off the episode telling us how Thai food is different regionally; for example, in the south of Thailand the food is very spicy, in the centre it is milder and sweet, whereas in the east the flavours are very sour. Jajah also shares with the podcast the Jain way of living and how it is different to general veganism. We get a 101 on soy sauce from Kip and learn everything we need to know about coconut milk. For example did you know that there is a head and tail to coconut milk? No we didn't either! And presumably you have been cooking coconut milk wrong all these years. Napat shares a revelation about a shrimp paste substitute that involves a very popular ingredient that we Brits love to be divided on. There are many more surprises throughout the episode; with one from Kip, as she explains that marinating is a myth and shares a top tip on how to penetrate flavour into your food. We end with Kip explaining that a lot of non-nationals go to Thailand on holiday and ask for food to be cooked how local people would traditionally eat it. You've been warned – you'll be getting a spicy meal! We hope you've enjoyed your virtual trip to Thailand this week; if you try any of the tips or recipes from this episode, be sure to let us know.

No time (or anything else) to waste this week as the team go absolutely bananas, quite literally. You'll never throw away another skin again after this episode. Celine Steen & Laura Gaga dispense great home economics tips to keep the waste in your bin to a min.. imum. What do you do with tofu… the Lady Gaga club re-mix is not to be missed! And an old vegetable comes back to haunt Jake. Hosted by Jake Yapp

No time (or anything else) to waste this week as the team go absolutely bananas, quite literally. You'll never throw away another skin again after this episode. Celine Steen & Laura Gaga dispense great home economics tips to keep the waste in your bin to a min.. imum. What do you do with tofu… the Lady Gaga club re-mix is not to be missed! And an old vegetable comes back to haunt Jake. Hosted by Jake Yapp

The boys from Bosh! take time out from their fifth birthday preparations to share their secrets to making your favourite takeaway foods tasty and plant-based - and answer the question that has haunted humankind through the ages: Pineapple on Pizza - Yes or No? Hosted by Jake Yapp.

Chief raconteur, Jake Yapp drops into the A Lovely Time studio (which is a very ambitious way to describe a sound-proofed skip) to chat about big gardens, pasta sauces and what it's like growing up ‘scrag-end middle class'. Psst - have you got your tickets to A Lovely Time live yet? Visit www.alovelytime.co.uk for more info. A Lovely Time was hosted by Amy Gledhill (www.amygledhill.co.uk). This podcast was made by A Lovely Time Productions with music by Jack Evans (www.jacklewisevans.com).

1950s New York. At the headquarters of NAR National American Radio, their star newscaster is found dead in an abandoned studio. Was he murdered? His tie is still round his dead neck, caught in the mechanism of a new-fangled video tape machine. Should we put the blame on the VTR, or was he the victim of something or someone more sinister? Journalist (and also podcaster) Mason Lane travels through the archive to hear the playback, and, though it seems so long ago, rewinds a cold case, despite how far it has already gone. ......................................... Cold Case Crime Cuts is an original Unusual Production for Auddy #coldcasecrimecuts Producer and Director: Jon Holmes Writers: Jon Holmes and Gareth Ceredig Cast: Lance Fuller, Alexandra Metaxa, Jake Yapp, Alex Sievewright and Naomi Denny. Executive Producers: David Tyler and Geoff Posner Album Art: Simon Fowler and Nicole Stewart Auddy Executive Producer, Andrew Sampson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An apartment. An intruder. A bloodstain on a carpet. The sound of a crescendo. But how did this culminate in Annie's doom? In truth, we can probably blame that on the intruder. But how did he (if it was a he) get through the window? And what made the sound? And why was the criminal hairless? And why did Annie run under a table? How high was this table? And is Annie Ok? Are you ok, Annie? Journalist (and also podcaster) Mason Lane investigates. ......................................... Cold Case Crime Cuts is an original Unusual Production for Auddy #coldcasecrimecuts Producer and Director: Jon Holmes Writers: Jon Holmes and Gareth Ceredig Cast: Lance Fuller, Alexandra Metaxa, Jake Yapp, Alex Sievewright and Naomi Denny. Executive Producers: David Tyler and Geoff Posner Album Art: Simon Fowler and Nicole Stewart Auddy Executive Producer, Andrew Sampson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A man is shot six times by a man (another man) on the run. But why? And who are they? And why are the trees whispering? The night is heavy and the air, unlike one of the men, is alive, as journalist (and also podcaster) Mason Lane ventures into it to uncover a mystery, a mystery in which people are dead, and where the trees have begun to sing. It's the story of a desperate fight, a lost riddle and, possibly crucially, the silhouette of a gun. ......................................... Cold Case Crime Cuts is an original Unusual Production for Auddy #coldcasecrimecuts Producer and Director: Jon Holmes Writers: Jon Holmes and Gareth Ceredig Cast: Lance Fuller, Alexandra Metaxa, Jake Yapp, Alex Sievewright and Naomi Denny. Executive Producers: David Tyler and Geoff Posner Album Art: Simon Fowler and Nicole Stewart Auddy Executive Producer, Andrew Sampson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chicago. A cold grey morning. A kid lies face down in an alleyway with a gun in his hand. To be clear, he's dead, not just asleep. But what led him to here? To Chicago. To the alleyway. To his death. The first one is easy, he grew up here, in the ghetto. The second two form the mystery which journalist (and also podcaster) Mason Lane sets out to solve, as he delves beneath the underworld, into the under-underworld, of a classic crime-ridden cold case. .......................................... Cold Case Crime Cuts is an original Unusual Production for Auddy #coldcasecrimecuts Producer and Director: Jon Holmes Writers: Jon Holmes and Gareth Ceredig Cast: Lance Fuller, Alexandra Metaxa, Jake Yapp, Alex Sievewright and Naomi Denny. Executive Producers: David Tyler and Geoff Posner Album Art: Simon Fowler and Nicole Stewart Auddy Executive Producer, Andrew Sampson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Journalist (and also podcaster) Mason Lane sets out to solve perhaps the biggest mystery in the history law enforcement. There's a confession (“I shot the sheriff'), an outright denial (“But I did not shoot the deputy”) some seeds, and a bucket with the bottom fallen out of it. Is the bucket important? Yes. Are the seeds important? Also yes, although maybe not as important as the bucket. He visits the scene of the crime to speak to surviving officers, witnesses, and those who accused the accused of gunning down Sheriff John Brown in what may or may not have been a classic case of a crime of self-defence. .......................................... Cold Case Crime Cuts is an original Unusual Production for Auddy #coldcasecrimecuts Producer and Director: Jon Holmes Writers: Jon Holmes and Gareth Ceredig Cast: Lance Fuller, Alexandra Metaxa, Jake Yapp, Alex Sievewright and Naomi Denny. Executive Producers: David Tyler and Geoff Posner Album Art: Simon Fowler and Nicole Stewart Auddy Executive Producer, Andrew Sampson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bang bang, there came a sound, bang bang. But what was it? An awful sound, we know that much. But what does this have to do with horses made of sticks? Or church bells? And why is there a baby? And why is the baby holding a gun? Journalist (and also podcaster) Mason Lane investigates a peculiar mystery that has continued to baffle anyone who's ever heard it. It's an awful sound. .......................................... Cold Case Crime Cuts is an original Unusual Production for Auddy #coldcasecrimecuts Producer and Director: Jon Holmes Writers: Jon Holmes and Gareth Ceredig Cast: Lance Fuller, Alexandra Metaxa, Jake Yapp, Alex Sievewright and Naomi Denny. Executive Producers: David Tyler and Geoff Posner Album Art: Simon Fowler and Nicole Stewart Auddy Executive Producer, Andrew Sampson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An old Nebraska town. A walk down by the river. It's an age old story: boy meets girl, girl goes missing, boy swears he left her by the river - he swears he left her safe and sound. But she's missing all the same, so a man with a badge comes knocking next morning, and a thousand fingers start pointing the finger(s) at the boy. But what really happened? Journalist (and also podcaster) Mason Lane travels through mid-west America to Hazard, a town with prejudiced eyes. .......................................... Cold Case Crime Cuts is an original Unusual Production for Auddy #coldcasecrimecuts Producer and Director: Jon Holmes Writers: Jon Holmes and Gareth Ceredig Cast: Lance Fuller, Alexandra Metaxa, Jake Yapp, Alex Sievewright and Naomi Denny. Executive Producers: David Tyler and Geoff Posner Album Art: Simon Fowler and Nicole Stewart Auddy Executive Producer, Andrew Sampson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Feathers, a yellow dress, and a love triangle that gets bent out of shape by a bullet. But just who shot who? And exactly how many chairs were smashed in two? Two? Or more? Or none? And did Tony really ‘sail across the bar', given that the official police report on the murder made no mention of any nautical craft of any kind? Journalist (and also podcaster) Mason Lane heats up a cold case crime and investigates what really happened at the hottest bar north of Havana. .......................................... Cold Case Crime Cuts is an original Unusual Production for Auddy #coldcasecrimecuts Producer and Director: Jon Holmes Writers: Jon Holmes and Gareth Ceredig Cast: Lance Fuller, Alexandra Metaxa, Jake Yapp, Alex Sievewright and Naomi Denny. Executive Producers: David Tyler and Geoff Posner Album Art: Simon Fowler and Nicole Stewart Auddy Executive Producer, Andrew Sampson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In which Owen (twitter.com/shimmylizard) joins me to talk about their vision for their future work, our move to vegetarianism/veganism, and the word according to Jake Yapp. — This show is only possible because of people like you. Visit A Brief Chat‘s Patreon page and become a supporting member today. Members get a weekly bonus episode...

Comedy corona-cast as Jon Holmes, Jake Yapp, Salma Shah and Natt Tapley drop in on isolated home-bound guests.

Comedy corona-cast as Jon Holmes, Jake Yapp, Salma Shah and Natt Tapley drop in on isolated home-bound guests.

Comedy corona-cast as Jon Holmes, Jake Yapp, Salma Shah and Natt Tapley drop in on isolated home-bound guests.

Comedy corona-cast as Jon Holmes, Jake Yapp, Salma Shah and Natt Tapley drop in on isolated home-bound guests.

In which Owen joins me to talk about the benefits of keeping in touch with people using technology, both now during the lockdown and always. This episode was inspired by Jake Yapp's podcast Not Today, Thank You. Also, despite what I say in the episode, today is April 10. Oh, and you can follow Owen...

Comedy corona-cast as Jon Holmes, Jake Yapp, Salma Shah and Natt Tapley drop in on isolated home-bound guests.

This week, Evy chats to artist, Kim Haskins, and comedian/presenter, Jake Yapp, about their experiences and insights into raising their son, Spike, as a vegan. We talk about how to deal with the multitude of opinions shared by non-vegan naysayers, whether or not we should be sharing the truth of what happens to animals with young children, and how to handle awkward social situations for vegan kids. LAter on, we have an exclusive interview with Spike himself who shares his favourite things about being vegan! Also on this episode... This episode is brought to you by Vivo Life! Use our code 'chickpeeps10' to get 10% off your order at vivolife.com! Jake and Kim explain why they had no doubt in their mind about raising Spike vegan. The one nutrient Jake and Kim supplement for their son. How to deal with other people's criticism of raising children vegan. What is the best way to respond to people who say you're ‘pushing your beliefs' on children by raising them vegan. At what age can children grasp the concept of veganism? Should parents shield their children from the harsh reality of animal exploitation? Kim and Jake share their experience of home-schooling Spike and how significant a part veganism played in that decision. Does Spike agree with the vegan philosophy and does he share those values with other children? What do you do when a child goes to a party with meat products and they want to eat the same food as other children. Do vegan children have a harder time fitting in with their peers? Kim and Jake share their thoughts on how to introduce veganism to young children who have not been vegan from birth. Interview with much-hyped vegan child, Spike! Listener question about ‘Ostroveganism'. Links Check out Kim's artwork! Check out Jake's comedy and podcasts. Listen to Jake's new podcast Now Wash Your Hands! Follow Jake on Twitter and Kim on Instagram. Social Media Twitter: @ChickPeepsPod Instagram: @ChickPeepsPod Facebook: @ChickPeepsPodcast Momoko Hill: @oh_momoko Robbie Jarvis: @robbjarvis Tylor Starr: @tylorstarr Evanna Lynch: @msevylynch

Jon Holmes, Jake Yapp, Salma Shah and Natt Tapley drop in on isolated home-bound guests.

Comedy corona-cast as Jon Holmes, Jake Yapp, Salma Shah and Natt Tapley drop in on isolated home-bound guests.