Podcasts about lost voice guy

We're in it for the parking! We are so happy to share our Live Episode with our listeners! Join Rachel, Sarah and Lucy AND Lost Voice Guy for this super special episode of The Skies We're Under. Lost Voice Guy talks about the funny and not so funny experiences he's had, from his relationship with Kit, ski trips with his family and whether there ever will be a cure for being a Geordie.  We also hear the usual updates from Rachel, Sarah and Lucy. Lucy doesn't swear once (she's super proud of herself!) You can find out more about Lost Voice Guy's work, and his writing here. Thanks to the lovely folk at Jiraffe for sponsoring this week's episode. You can find more about them and their work here. We'd love to hear from you – we love sharing stories, we love hearing how things are going, the good, the bad, the snotty-crying ugly. You can leave a message with us in a number of ways: Firstly you can leave a message using speakpipe here: SpeakpipeTSWU  (Please note calls need to be limited to 90 seconds) You can send us a voice note from your phone to our email address at tswupodcast@gmail.com Or, if the thought of hearing your own voice gives you ‘the ick', then send us an email to tswupodcast@gmail.com Whatever way you choose to get in touch, we really want to hear your thoughts, views, musings, rants and confessions (we love a confession!) . Thanks for listening and being a part of our podcast community -It would make our day if you could like, follow and review the podcast wherever you listen.  We're so happy that The Skies We're Under is a free, independent podcast. Any sponsorship received is used to cover the costs of the production of episodes and compensate our valuable guests for their time. The hosts provide their time and efforts for free. They do, however, appreciate any offers of caffeination to keep them going – you can buy them a cuppa here…   Follow us on Instagram @BornatRightTime. Head to www.bornattherighttime.com to find a parent workshop or CPD-certified training for practitioners in communication, collaboration and personalised care with parents/carers.

A real treat instore this week as Jonny & Sam are joined by Britain's Got Talent winner, Lee Ridley, better known of course as Lost Voice Guy! Lee joins the lads to talk about his journey in comedy but mainly of course his love of Newcastle United! For the video interview check out Newcastle Fans TV & NFTV Extra on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/newcastlefanstv & newcastlefanstv.comEMAIL THE SHOW ON: info@newcastlefanstv.comSubscribe to our socials @newcastlefanstv on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, TikTok & LinkedIn.Become a 99p member of ours: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7GG4HsvV8hvKSjl_VWW5rg/joinJoin our free Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/newcastlefanstv/Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/Greenwood-Mulliner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Laura Lexx and Will Duggan are obeying the instructions of Lee Ridley AKA Lost Voice Guy to go and visit Beamish, the Living Museum of the North in County Durham. They explore the 1950s, some jam tarts, some chocolate, the 1920s, the noises horses make, the 1820s, some geese and some hoops. It's wholesome stuff. Join them for a lovely day out at Beamish and then listen in as they find out why Lee sent them there, what he loves about it, and why they need to stop offering him jam tarts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lee Ridley aka Lost Voice Guy takes Kath Hughes and Ed Easton to the old abandoned Spooktown Woolworths to tell his ghastly tale. Will he convince them his story is true, and make it into Spooktown lore?Download transcripts of all episodes here https://littlewander.co.uk/little-wander-podcasts/welcome-to-spooktown/Hosted by Kath Hughes and Ed Eastonhttp://www.geinsfamilygiftshop.co.uk/Produced by Little Wanderhttps://littlewander.co.uk/Edited by Jo SoutherdTheme Music by Rhodri Vineyhttps://ratatosk.bandcamp.comhttps://righthandlefthand.bandcamp.comSound creditsCity noise by KlankbeeldLounge loop by DDmyzik Phone disconnection by FreqMan(freesound.org)Follow Welcome to Spooktown https://twitter.com/SpooktownPodhttps://twitter.com/GeinsFamilyGifthttps://twitter.com/EdwardEaston

Lee Ridley is an English stand-up comedian. He is the first standup comedian in Britain to use a communication aid in his routines, performing them under the stage name of Lost Voice Guy. He rose to prominence in June 2018 after winning the 12th series of Britain's Got Talent. Cal spoke with Lee about BGT, Edinburgh Fringe and Writing! If you would like to support the show you can at www.paypal.me/calbertmedia This is a Calbert Media Production. For more information visit www.calbertmedia.com

Top stand-up and BGT winner Lee Ridley aka Lost Voice Guy shares his amazing story of comedy success, the influence of heroes The League Of Gentlemen and Lee Evans, the new series of Ability on Radio 4 and his hilarious book I'm Only In It For The Parking, out in paperback on 11 March.

Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis get to grips (from a safe distance) with all things 2020 in the form of sketches and guest contributions. Felicity Ward takes a trip to a land down under, Lost Voice Guy warms up for Christmas party season and Flo and Joan hear from Dolly Parton on how to get things done... Additional voices from Karen Bartke and George Fouracres Written by the cast, with additional material from Jenny Laville, Toussaint Douglass, Mary O'Connell and Charlie Dinkin Production Co-Ordinator: Caroline Barlow Engineer and Editor: David Thomas Producer: Adnan Ahmed A BBC Studios Production

Stuart and Ed talk mental health, nursing and politics, and are joined for this free live show by acclaimed singer/songwriter Murdo Mitchell and Britain's Got Talent winner Lee Ridley, aka Lost Voice Guy. Thank you for joining us for the third LIVE! show of RMN Behaving Badly, and extra special thanks to our amazing guests Lee Ridley aka Lost Voice Guy and Murdo Mitchell. Keep on arguing and calling out the nonsense on Twitter @RMNBBpodcast, Stuart is @StueyMcKenzie and I'm @EdFreshwater, Lee is @LostVoiceGuy and Murdo is @MurdoMitchell. If you need a goat in a virtual meeting, get yourself to https://www.cronkshawfoldfarm.co.uk/goatsonzoom and follow @CronkshawFold because there’s nothing quite so wonderful as having a goat on Zoom. Our website rmnbehavingbadly.co.uk where you can find show notes, our blog, sign up to the mailing list, link to our social media accounts and listen to all our previous episodes. Lee's book is available from that evil megalith Amazon or his website lostvoiceguy.co.uk You can buy Murdo's CD by punting a tenner to him at paypal.me/MurdoMitchell and he'll even pay the postage. Huge thanks to our patrons who make the podcast and our live shows possible, and a special shout out to Rod Thomson, Becky Hoskins, Daisy, Jennie Lee Sims, Lauren Kennedy, Lee Oughton, Sarah Hivey, the venerable Ali Upton, Billy Drysdale, Katie Sutton, Nat Frater, Maureen Dolan , Paul Jebb, Paula Shiels, Phil Noyes, Natalie Brooks and Shari Auldyth. You can join these fine colleagues and many more by visiting patreon.com/rmnbehavinbadly We are of course a topical podcast relying on daft people doing the wrong thing for our content, so a special shout out to Matt Hancock and the Conservatives for their continued ineptitude; without them we'd have far less to talk about. Although, of course, we'd sooner have a health minister we could cheer on and wasn't about as much use as one of his stupid apps. Please make sure you subscribe to this podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, PocketCasts, SoundCloud and all the other places where a pod might be cast. Leave us a review on iTunes too, we're only in this for the ego boost. Intro music is: I Want It by EpiJay ( https://music.apple.com/us/album/high-level-ep/605743629) Outro and incidental music by Kevin McLeod: Comic Hero by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3532-comic-hero License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Pixel Peeker Polka - faster by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4220-pixel-peeker-polka---faster License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Join us again on June 13th where we'll be joined by acclaimed rapper and author Darren McGarvey; we'll be talking inequality, mental health, and probably mentioning Liaison Coordinators. If you want to be fully prepped, buy his book Poverty Safari right now and send in your questions. Once again thanks for listening and, until we see you again, stay well, stay safe. Speak to you soon.

A very unique interview with the writer and comedian Lee Ridley better known as Lost Voice Guy. From climbing the ranks on the comedy circuit to winning Britain's Got Talent, we explore the fascinating story of this very unique performer. To find out more information about this and my other interviews, please go to my website: www.beyondthetitle.co.uk www.facebook.com/beyondthetitle

Lee Ridley, AKA ‘Lost Voice Guy’, and winner of Britain’s Got Talent 2018 headlined a recent gig hosted by Newcastle University’s Speech and Language Therapy Society. Lee was kind enough to spare some time before the show to have a chat with RCSLT's Director of Engagement and Communications, Rachel Purkett. He covers how and why he got into comedy, the challenges he's faced and what motivates him.Lee has written a book, ‘I’m Only In It For The Parking: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1787631478/re…_U_DVnDEbDCRZKXB

RHLSTP Ed Fringe 2019 #12 Rob Auton and Lost Voice Guy - Baked Beans - Richard may be old or tired or both, but he has just experienced a potentially disastrous misunderstanding of Edinburgh geography that would be embarrassing for a newbie. Never mind, his guests are Rob Auton and Lee Ridley aka Lost Voice Guy. With Rob the discussion takes in working in advertising, Cold Feet, a shopping trolley full of items of the same colour and the worthlessness of existence given the infinity of time. Lee and Herring chat about what it’s like to win Britain’s Got Talent, what Simon Cowell is really like, the leap of faith that persuaded a self-conscious man who was unable to speak to attempt stand-up, the most ridiculous things strangers have asked him about his disability and whether anyone would ever heckle a man with no voice. If this podcast makes you want to give some money to Scope then please Text 'HERRING' to 70085 to donate £5. Or you can give any amount up to £20. To donate £3 text 'HERRING 3’. To donate £20 donate 'HERRING 20’. You get the idea.Get tickets for Rob Auton here - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/rob-auton-the-time-showGet tickets to Lost Voice Guy here - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/lost-voice-guy-i-m-only-in-it-for-the-parkingFor info on the Edinburgh run and autumn tour of RHLSTP check out this site - http://richardherring.com/rhlstpt/tour See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lost Voice Guy has a new book and Julia chats about the second series of Riviera.

Sir David Attenborough discusses Our Planet, his new eight-part series and Netflix debut, which explores the unique wonders of the natural world, from the Arctic wilderness to the diverse jungles of South America. In partnership with World Wildlife Fund, the series continues the conservation campaign raised by Attenborough's earlier series Blue Planet II. Lee Ridley, aka The Lost Voice Guy, is the stand-up comedian who made his name when he won Britain's Got Talent in 2018. Diagnosed with cerebral palsy at a young age, the condition has left him unable to speak, and so he uses a machine to project his material. Last year, he co-wrote and starred in the Radio 4 sitcom Ability, playing a disabled man who moves out from his parents' home and in with his friend. Lee discusses bringing Ability back for a second series and finding humour in his disability.The Sisters Brothers is a new Western from Jacques Audiard, his first foray into the genre and the English language, starring John C Reilly, Joaquin Phoenix, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Riz Ahmed. Briony Hanson reviews the film.Presenter Stig Abell Producer Jerome Weatherald

After years on the circuit, American comedian Tim Renkow has just released his first TV series - Jerk. The BBC Three show follows a "heightened" version of Renkow, who has cerebral palsy. TV Tim is "too lazy" to sort out his own visa, so instead he plays on and uses his disability to mess with people and take advantage of every situation. Tim reveals to BBC Ouch how much truth was behind the sitcom, how he got The Soprano's actress Lorraine Bracco to play his mother and what it was like to have a fist-fight with fellow comedian and Britain's Got Talent winner, Lost Voice Guy, who also has cerebral palsy. Bashir Aziz, who has vitiligo, and Rachel Reynolds who has thousands of tumours on her body, talk about living with visible differences and what it was like to live together for 10 days in new Channel Five show, The House of Extraordinary People. Presented by Simon Minty and Kate Monaghan. Subscribe now in BBC Sounds or ask for us on your smart speaker by saying "play Ouch disability talk from the BBC". Picture courtesy of Roughcut Television Ltd.

This week, Cody and Jay return, just like The Hoff, and look into the final week of auditions for America's Got Talent: The Champions. Terry Crews throws down the #GoldenBuzzer on an unexpecting act, we look at the different amount of time that each act gets, Jay gives his usual grades, and two of Cody's favorite singing acts perform. Attraction, Jackie Evancho, Colin Cloud, Lost Voice Guy, Sal "The Voice" Valentinetti, Tokio Myers, Kseniya Simonova, Cosentino, Sons of Serendip, Shin Lim Podcast Feeds Podcast Page iTunesYouTube Contact Information Facebook: https://facebook.com/agtcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/agttime Email: agtcast@gmail.com  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/agttime

Happy New Year from the BBC Ouch team! As a little treat, we thought we’d give you another chance to listen to some of our fabulous performers on BBC Ouch: Storytelling Live at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018. Going out is meant to be fun, but add in an unpredictable disability or mental health problem and you could have an unwanted challenge or serious embarrassment on your hands - especially if these real-life tales are anything to go by. From the agoraphobic woman who took an extreme 15-hour bus journey so she didn't have to remain overnight after her best friend's wedding, to a man with Crohn's disease desperately hunting for a toilet in the unfamiliar flat of the person he spent the night with. Plus, the woman who faced a beautician's interrogation when she was trying to get to grips with depression and anxiety and just wanted to buy some soap. Lucy Jollow, Philip Henry and Laura Lexx revealed their embarrassing encounters for BBC Ouch: Storytelling Live, a show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe on the theme of Going Out. Hosted by Lost Voice Guy. And watch out for updates on how you can get involved in the 2019 show! Subscribe to Ouch, or wherever you get your podcasts from. Like us, rate us and leave a nice review - this helps others find our programmes. Email ouch@bbc.co.uk Tweet @bbcouch or find us on Facebook.

Merry Christmas from the BBC Ouch team! As a little gift to you from us, we thought we’d give you another chance to listen to some of our fabulous performers on BBC Ouch: Storytelling Live at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018. Going out can be fun, but add in a disability or mental health problem and it can become fraught with challenges - and embarrassment - if these real-life tales are anything to go by. From passionately kissing your "mum" to prove a point, to suffering a wardrobe malfunction in the middle of Manchester and receiving a diagnosis of ADHD after risking everything and taking a pill in a nightclub - you're probably going to have second thoughts about ever leaving your house again after hearing these stories. Aaron Simmonds, Fran Aitken and Jessica Donohoe revealed their embarrassing encounters for BBC Ouch: Storytelling Live, a show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Hosted by Lost Voice Guy. And watch out in 2019 for the opportunity to step onto that stage yourself - Merry Christmas! Subscribe to Ouch, or wherever you get your podcasts from. Like us, rate us and leave a nice review - this helps others find our programmes. Email ouch@bbc.co.uk Tweet @bbcouch or find us on Facebook.

In this preview episode of AGT Time, Cody and Jay talk about Britain's Got Talent (BGT) contestants that will compete in America's Got Talent: The Champions. What do they think of contestants from across the pond such as Paul Potts, the Lost Voice Guy, Susan Boyle, and The Professional Regurgitator? They also give a little history and background on BGT for those Americans not familiar with the show. do Ant and Dec have what it takes to impress these two podcasters? Facebook: https://facebook.com/agtcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/agttime Email: agtcast@gmail.com 

Lee Ridley (@lee_ridley) aka Lost Voice Guy (@lostvoiceguy) is the 2018 winner of Britain's Got Talent. We discussed his choice to do that competition, if he felt like the token disabled act on the show given his inability to speak, was he happy with how he was portrayed and would he recommend the experience to other comedians and so much more.Stream - http://simoncaine.co.uk/ATI/LeeRidleyiTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ask-the-industry-podcast/id946220937YouTube - https://youtu.be/QOnZEShlaaoPlease buy a ticket or three to my Edinburgh Fringe 2019 show - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/simon-caine-every-room-becomes-a-panic-room-when-you-overthink-enoughOr come see me on tour - http://simoncaine.co.uk/PanicRoomTicket link - https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/search?q=lost+voice+guyDonate via PayPal - http://simoncaine.co.uk/AskTheIndustryPodcastPatreon - https://www.patreon.com/asktheindustrypodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Going out is meant to be fun, but add in an unpredictable disability or mental health problem and you could have an unwanted challenge or serious embarrassment on your hands - especially if these real-life tales are anything to go by. From the agoraphobic woman who took an extreme 15-hour bus journey so she didn't have to remain overnight after her best friend's wedding, to a man with Crohn's disease desperately hunting for a toilet in the unfamiliar flat of the person he spent the night with. Plus, the woman who faced a beautician's interrogation when she was trying to get to grips with depression and anxiety and just wanted to buy some soap. Lucy Jollow, Philip Henry and Laura Lexx revealed their embarrassing encounters for BBC Ouch: Storytelling Live, a show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe on the theme of Going Out. Hosted by Lost Voice Guy. Subscribe to Ouch, or wherever you get your podcasts from. Like us, rate us and leave a nice review - this helps others find our programmes. Email ouch@bbc.co.uk Tweet @bbcouch or find us on Facebook. A transcript will appear on this page soon.

Going out is meant to be fun, but add in an unpredictable disability or mental health problem and you could have an unwanted challenge or serious embarrassment on your hands - especially if these real-life tales are anything to go by. From the agoraphobic woman who took an extreme 15-hour bus journey so she didn't have to remain overnight after her best friend's wedding, to a man with Crohn's disease desperately hunting for a toilet in the unfamiliar flat of the person he spent the night with. Plus, the woman who faced a beautician's interrogation when she was trying to get to grips with depression and anxiety and just wanted to buy some soap. Lucy Jollow, Philip Henry and Laura Lexx revealed their embarrassing encounters for BBC Ouch: Storytelling Live, a show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe on the theme of Going Out. Hosted by Lost Voice Guy. Subscribe to Ouch, or wherever you get your podcasts from. Like us, rate us and leave a nice review - this helps others find our programmes. Email ouch@bbc.co.uk Tweet @bbcouch or find us on Facebook. A transcript will appear on this page soon.

Going out can be fun, but add in a disability or mental health problem and it can become fraught with challenges - and embarrassment - if these real-life tales are anything to go by. From passionately kissing your "mum" to prove a point, to suffering a wardrobe malfunction in the middle of Manchester and receiving a diagnosis of ADHD after risking everything and taking a pill in a nightclub - you're probably going to have second thoughts about ever leaving your house again after hearing these stories. Aaron Simmonds, Fran Aitken and Jessica Donohoe revealed their embarrassing encounters for BBC Ouch: Storytelling Live, a show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Hosted by Lost Voice Guy. Subscribe to Ouch, or wherever you get your podcasts from. Like us, rate us and leave a nice review - this helps others find our programmes. Email ouch@bbc.co.uk Tweet @bbcouch or find us on Facebook. A transcript will appear on this page soon.

Gina spent a week broadcasting live from the Edinburgh Festival and Fringe! Listen to the highlights including chat from Claire Sweeney, Britain's Got Talent winner Lost Voice Guy and Colin Cloud the forensic mindreader!

Episode 21 of #comafterhours is with Lost Voice Guy. Follow him on Twitter at @LostVoiceGuy.This episode was recorded at Underbelly George Square on 2nd August 2018 as part of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.George Vere is on social media at ripgeorgevere and his website is https://www.georgevere.com.

We were meant to be recording an episode today but Sammy is cooking with Ainsley Harriott instead because of course she is. Will hopefully get one out tomorrow or Friday but, by way of apology, please accept this bonus podcast, an old interview Lee did with Lost Voice Guy which is in no way being cynically rereleased to capitalise on his BGT win.

Can you forgive Mark's crispy pickle he found himself in? Plus Britain's Got Talent winner Lost Voice Guy is the star of this week's Confession from the Crypt. There are more stories of shame from Cosy, Sir and Cieron, all of whom are seeking your forgiveness. There is also a chance to hear some of the sordid stories too rude for broadcast! If you have a Confession or want to get in touch email confessions@bbc.co.uk

(Countdown to the New Year: 10!) Welcome to a New Year (9!) and a new episode of A History of Comedy in Several Objects, (8!) a podcast where we analyse an object (7!) from the British Stand-Up Comedy Archive. (6!) We want to start the New Year with a big bang (5!) and what better way than to have a guest appearance from Newcastle's very own Lost Voice Guy (also known as Lee Ridley), a comedian who has to use a voice modulator onstage? (4!) Lee discusses stuff like how he adapted his stand-up performance to his disability, Josie Long's Arts Emergency Flyer and his own collection. (3!!) Lee also uses a brutal heckle put-down on Olly. (2!!!) Your New Year's Resolution is to follow us on Twitter and Facebook at @Histcompod and to give us 5 Stars on iTunes. (1!!!!) Remember you can email us at standup@kent.ac.uk if you want to contact us. HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

Lost Voice Guy uses an iPad to speak and has become an expert handler of awkward questions as a result. “Can you really not talk?” and “have you ever tried to speak to see what would happen?” are just two questions put to the comedian with cerebral palsy by drunk people after gigs. His many witty comebacks, including pretending he has a side-line as a satellite navigation system, are revealed in the 2nd of our podcasts from the BBC Ouch storytelling night at this year’s Edinburgh Festival. Also featured are Maura, an autistic woman with hair envy and “the social skills of a used teabag”, and Frank, who was rescued from a partial seizure by Al Pacino. The show is presented by Sofie Hagen and the producer is Ed Morrish. Subscribe to Ouch as a weekly podcast and, if you wouldn't mind, we'd be delighted if you could review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts from - it helps other people find us.

Spencer Jones, Sophie Willan, Tez Ilyas, Lost Voice Guy and Lauren Pattison all pop by.

Awkward! This week’s podcast, the first of two recorded live in Scotland, is all about a badly timed dislocation, a wheelchair user who stunned a nun by walking and the depressed man who got too good at pretending to like people. BBC Ouch recently took five listeners and two comedians to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where they told awkward tales relating to their disability or mental health difficulty to a live audience. It happened to Abbi Brown when she stunned a praying Parisian nun by getting up and walking away from her wheelchair. Angela Clarke forgot to tell a masseuse that her bones regularly dislocate, with predictably humorous consequences. Mark Granger’s social butterfly persona masks his depression and a genuine dislike of people so well that even the briefest of interactions can give them the wrong impression – especially single ladies. And awkward interactions with people won’t stop comedian Juliette Burton talking about her mental health and eating disorders at gigs. Presented by Sofie Hagen. Produced by Ed Morrish. This is the first of two podcasts from Ouch’s Storytelling Live event in Scotland. Next week we’ll meet Lost Voice Guy, an autistic woman with hair-envy and the man with a surprising Al Pacino-related strategy for combatting his non-epileptic seizures. Subscribe to Ouch as a weekly podcast and, if you wouldn't mind, we'd be delighted if you could review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts from - it helps other people find us.

A punchline powerhouse with a genuinely unique act, Lee Ridley is adept at skewering his audience's unspoken prejudices. Unable to speak due to his cerebral palsy, Lee communicates entirely through an electronic aid, on- and off-stage. We discuss how he overcomes the specific challenges this presents to a comic, and learn in more than usual detail how he "found his voice". And why he chose that accent...Follow Lee's work at lostvoiceguy.comGet ad-free new episodes, bonus content from interviews and much more by joining the Insiders Club at www.comedianscomedian.com/insiders@ComComPod | www.comedianscomedian.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Katie Cooke is a distance runner who has epilepsy. She runs, she blacks out, then she gets up and continues. Find out why she puts herself through this strain on Ouch's hour-long talk show where she is joined by Lee Ridley, also known as Lost Voice Guy, a comedian who performs using a speech synthesizer on his iPad (pictured here). Presented by Simon Minty and Kate Monaghan, produced by Emma Tracey. If you want to contact us email ouch@bbc.co.uk tweet @bbcouch or find us on Facebook. Rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts from, it helps people to find the show. Also please like us and share our programme on your social media.

Simon Minty and Steve Best are joined by Mat Fraser (American Horror Story; Beauty and the Beast) and Liz Carr (Silent Witness). Liz and Mat used to present a podcast on BBC Ouch, and this is the first time they've been back in the studio together since they moved on. Both are active campaigners but perhaps now more widely known for their artistic work (including television). They speak about how this affects them, with a wisecrack or two along the way. Non-disabled Steve asks if the new RoboCop is a #disabled person, whilst Simon wonders if a #wheelchair is sacred space but a scooter public property (and should you charge if someone wants a ride?). #BBC Radio New Comedy Act 2014 Lost Voice Guy chips in with his thoughts on The Theory of Everything. It's a good one, tune in now. #disability #comedy #humour

This show is dedicated to the memory of Stella Young, 24 February 1982 – 6 December 2014. Abnormally Funny People get out of the studio and in front of a live audience for this special one-off show, recorded on International Day of #Disabled People, 3rd December 2014. We’ve got three mighty guests chipping in with their stories and their wit: TV maker and presenter Paul Carter, world travelling sassy comedian Taynalee Davis and and top comedian/ star of the Barclays cashpoint ads Chris McCausland. For the first time in the #AFPShow there’s some stand up - from Tanyalee, Chris and the fantastically funny Lost Voice Guy. Hosts Steve Best and Simon Minty navigate their way through being asked questions by strangers on the street, eating spaghetti when you have short arms, Christmas shopping when you’re very short yourself and when train assistance gets all a bit too much. We #review three great products: a drinking container where you don’t even have to move to take a slurp, a USB charger which links to your scooter battery and a talking alarm clock. All in front of a live audience. Season’s Greetings from all at Abnormally Funny People. SPECIAL THANKS TO: Barclays production and events team Kat, Steve, Matt, Dieuwer, Louise and Louise Tech support and sound bySaville Audio Visual Photography Keith Dewey Photashoot Social Media Assistance by Rachel Erickson of Narus Productions #disability #comedy #live #london #standup

RHEFP 2013 #11: Hannibal Buress, Greg Proops and Lost Voice Guy - Imaginary Ocelot. Day 12 of the Fringe and Richard seems to have lost the ability to speak. Which would be a problem if he didn't have such eloquent guests. First up is a jet-lagged (take note Bo Burnham) Hannibal Buress who talks about being a bum, why the actors on Saturday Night Live don't learn their lines and his attitude towards napkins. There's five minutes of stand-up from Lost Voice Guy, a stand-up who can't speak. Beat that! And then Greg Proops is on hand to discuss taking a drug, what happens to us when we die and why he feels the need to document his whole life via podcast, the loser. Also a special appearance from Me2, advising people not to come to the live Me1 Vs Me2 Snooker frame on 12th August at Assembly 3 at 9.30pm. (http://www.assemblyfestival.com/event.php?id=730). And there's a day off tomorrow for you to catch up!