Podcast appearances and mentions of Simon Munnery

#518 Elbowing Banksy -  Rich is back in Leicester, trying to work out the sexiest ever UK Prime Minister. His guest is comedy legend and fellow monoball, Simon Munnery. They talk about the crimes of the one-balled community, appearing at the Tunnel Club alongside the much-missed Malcolm Hardee, visiting CERN with the actor Kevin Eldon, travelling the country in a cortina with Simon's support act, Simon Pegg, some of the problems with the Mission Impossible franchise, how Simon has to pack up his show whoever wants to talk to him, the ultimate response to hecklers and building a Gazebo out of abandoned doors.See Simon's Fringe show - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/simon-munnerySee a live recording of RHLSTP - https://richardherring.com/rhlstpSUPPORT THE SHOW!Watch our TWITCH CHANNELSee extra content at our WEBSITE Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/rhlstp. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

#9 - Apprentice Chemo - This is the final instalment of this bollocky podcast (for now) as Richard's stand up takes us through his precautionary chemo and have some playdough on hand to make your own scale model of Richard's tumour. His guest is the genius stand up comedian Simon Munnery who had the idea of having testicular cancer and doing a show about it decades before Herring. Plus another ball bag mail bag with two extraordinary emails from listeners. Thanks for listening, we will hopefully be back with more at some point, so keep your emails coming in to cihmbb@gmail.com. And of course buy the book that accompanies this series from your favourite store https://geni.us/CanIHaveMyBallBackPB and come and see Richard do his stand up show on the subject in 2024. More news about that soon.Find out how to examine the testicles of yourself or a consenting friend here https://uk.movember.com/men-s-health/testicular-cancer Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/rhlstp. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Greetings, bonjour, what's happening?Lager Legions it's lager season…. Well, it's always Lager season over here in Lager HQ. I don't actually drink that much these days but it's a frame of mind more than anything, letting your hair down, getting things off your chest, that's what I'm talking about!And speaking of seasons, it's all got a bit autumnal out there; I'm enjoying it! Been mainly at home this week, it's been great, my wife is away for work, I miss her, but it's just me and the doggies. Done a fair bit of looking out the window, this week watching the rain drops and listening to the magic; one of my favourite things to do. Large up James Harris, who writes Stiff Upper Quip on Substack, he wrote this nice little piece this week about enjoying the rainLarge up those of you that caught the first episode of Young Unprofessional last week. Despite the character being old, this series is all quite new at the moment, and I'm slowly finding my feet with it. These are all draft pieces, I'm writing it as I go along. I'm just playing the with character, and the form and seeing it where it goes. Much like I did with the Satellite Stories. If I can get to six, I'll see where I'm at with it all. There's a few stories  that I wrote a few years back, from when Reece was in New Town. I'll probably put a few of those up at some point, lots of them include many of the characters in mentioned in these London pieces.So this time next week, I'll be getting ready for my gig at Poetry & Poppadums up in Wood Green, London. I'm on the bill with comedy and poetry heavyweight Simon Munnery, Carine Harb and all hosted and curated by the legend that is Paul Lyalls. It's always a fun gig. Good food, booze, tunes and well run.Also on the Thursday before that, I'm also at the launch event for the inaugural Maidstone Literature festival, at the museum there. Maidstone is where I live these days, and I rarely to get to do anything in the town related to what I do so I'm very excited at the prospect of walking to the gig, from my house. I don't know what the crack with tickets is, there's gonna be council people,the mayor but they have a website and are on Instagram so have a bucthers. They got loads of events happening around the town.In light of upcoming gigs, I'm gonna do a Not Quite Live episode, where I basically just press record and run through a set of poems and sometimes music, then upload them, it'll probably be just poems; I need to get a bit more practise in for the music before I start doing that again, it's been a while.Being that I've been at home a bit more, I've spruced up my website a bit; have a butchers at www.paulcree.co.uk and I've try to organise the Substack a bit as well, so you can see all the Satellite Stories in one place, for instance.You can find my music on Spotify, Apple, Bandcamp and all of them; few videos on You Tube too.If you like what I'm doing, hit subscribe on whatever platform you're following on, it all helps, but I guess you already know that, you must hear it from people like me, all the timeLarge up for listening, thoughKeep it lager than lifeEnjoy the story, it's called The Urban Explorer But In Sick trainersPeas and tatersPaulLINKSJames Harris (Stiff Upper Quip – Notes On Pluviophilia)Poetry & Poppadums @ Karamel, Wood Green https://www.musicglue.com/karamel/events/2023-09-29-poetry-and-poppadums-with-simon-munnery-karamelMaidstone Literature Festivalhttps://www.maidstonelitfest.org/Not Quite Live Editionhttps://cree.substack.com/p/not-quite-live-edition-2#detailsMy Websitewww.paulcree.co.ukBuy my books: The Suburban and The Hip Hop Theatre Anthologyhttps://paulcree.co.uk/shopStream my EP: Toast in the Machinehttps://paulcree.hearnow.com/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cree.substack.com

Greetings, bonjour, what's happening?Welcome to Lager Time; So this week, I'm dropping in the first in a new series of stories, called Young Unprofessional. It's about a character called Reece, who's moved to London in the mid 2000's, he's in his mid 20's and he hails from a fictional satellite town, called New Town. A little reminder you can come and see me live at Poetry & Poppadum's at Karamel in Wood Green, Friday 29th September. Simon Munnery is headlining, he's a bit of a legend in the comedy and poetry worlds. Last time I did this gig it was packed out. Come on down, they serve banging Indian food and Paul Lyall's is a great host.If you like what I'm doing, do me a favour and hit subscribe on whatever platform you're listening to this on, or even better, subscribe on Substack and you'll get all the extra bits I'm gonna be sticking up on there.I also jazzed up website this week, if you care to have a look? You'll links to lots of my past projects as well as a shop where you can purchase books, music etcwww.paulcree.co.ukHave a banging weekendKeep it lagerPeas and tatersPaul This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit cree.substack.com

Like his main man Bob Dylan, comedian Simon Munnery knows a few things about heckles: aside from being arrested in Edinburgh for heckling Arthur Smith, he met his future wife when she heckled him in Australia. When not on the road, Simon joins his local Morris Men in Bedfordshire pubs, serenading fellow drinkers with his version of Blind Willie McTell. But he no longer owns any Dylan albums (“I've given them all away. I went through a period of being quite evangelist”). Munnery cracks us up with his drunken plot to meet Madonna at a record launch, enlightens us with his passionate appreciation of The Velvet Underground's Beginning To See The Light, cracks us up again with his theory about Kate Bush swapping places with God and mystifies us as to why he played Kind of Blue on a loop for six months. There's lots about Bob Dylan, too.Simon Munnery is “one of the most original and talented comics in the country” (The Observer). After Cambridge University in the mid-eighties, he worked with Steve Coogan, Patrick Marber, Richard Herring and Stewart Lee on an Edinburgh Fringe piece called The Dum Show. In the nineties, he performed sell-out solo shows at London theatres and international festivals, featuring characters including Alan Parker: Urban Warrior, The League Against Tedium and Buckethead. Simon starred in ITV's flagship stand-up show Saturday Live, won a Sony Gold Radio Award for his BBC Radio 1 series Alan Parker's 29 Minutes of Truth and was nominated for a British Comedy Award for his BBC2 show London Shouting. His TV series Attention Scum was directed by Stewart Lee. Simon appeared as Alan Parker on a music track by The Orb called Grey Clouds. He is currently touring Simon Munnery: Trials And Tribulations.WebsiteTwitterTrailerEpisode playlist on SpotifyListeners: please subscribe and/or leave a review and a rating.Twitter @isitrollingpodRecorded 10th January 2023 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Comedian and columnist Stewart Lee remains “grateful to the people who brainwashed me into listening to Bob Dylan during a period of emotional and physical weakness.” He remembers seeing Dylan live at Hyde Park with his kids (“one of the greatest nights of my life”) as well as the time he alienated the audience at a Teenage Cancer Trust Benefit. “It was a good gig. 'Cause it was true. Self-sabotage keeps you alive. Chaos and confusion create a bubble that protects you.” Stew namechecks Dylan, Mark E. Smith, Jerry Sadowitz, William Blake, Roky Erickson and Mozart as fellow artists who “develop a split personality that says: what if I make him do this?” Warning: listeners should keep in mind that Mr Lee is “a cultural bully from the Oxbridge Mafia who wants to appear morally superior but couldn't cut the mustard on a panel game.” (Lee Mack)This is a review (Dominic Maxwell, The Times) of Stewart's current show, Basic Lee: "If someone says they're going back to basics, can they be trusted? When Stewart Lee tells you he is going back to basics you sniff only fresh mischief in his chortlingly bold smush of sarcasm, satire, self-commentary and alternately lugubrious and exultant flights of fancy. It is hard, Lee tells us, to try to be funny in these days of frenetic social and political change. So he bookends this new show, which he wants to stay relevant until its tour ends in 2024, with a reworking of a routine he first performed at the start of his career in 1989. Self-plagiarism? Actually, Lee could profitably spend the rest of his career rejigging old routines, much as Miles Davis was able to find endless new takes on Stella by Starlight. At his best, as he delivers a comedy show that is a kind of lecture about comedy shows, he cheeks the crowd so surely that the effect is insulting yet intimate. Basic Lee is one of his more pretzel-shaped evenings. If its inner logic isn't always easy to grasp, who cares when something is rendered with this much wit and verve? What's it all about? It's all about two hours long, it's all very clever, but, basically, Basic Lee is very funny.""What would it be like if Bob Dylan from the 60's took a look a stand-up comedy today?"The Dream Syndicate's cover of Blind Willie McTell (1988)Steve Wynn, Murder Most Foul (2020)WebsiteTwitterTrailerEpisode playlist on AppleEpisode playlist on SpotifyListeners: please subscribe and/or leave a review and a rating.Twitter @isitrollingpodRecorded 16th November 2022This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts

John Dowie is a British comedian, musician and writer who was a pioneer of alternative comedy and is credited with establishing observational humour as part of the new movement. He's often called 'Britain's first alternative comedian'. He toured with and influenced another alternative pioneer, Victoria Wood. As well as writing songs and sketches with her, he is credited with helping her to develop her future trademark patter between songs. Dowie was among the inaugural acts on Tony Wilson's Factory Records label. In 1978 he contributed three comedic songs to the first Factory music release, A Factory Sample, along with Joy Division. As a director, he's directed shows by, among others, Neil Innes, Arthur Smith, Barry Cryer and Ronnie Golden and Simon Munnery and he wrote Jesus – My Boy which was performed in London's West End by Tom Conti and around the world. He has written many books including The Freewheeling John Dowie, Dogman and Hard To Swallow. John Dowie is guest number 232 on My Time Capsule and chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things he'd like to put in a time capsule; four he'd like to preserve and one he'd like to bury and never have to think about again .Follow John Dowie on Twitter: @dowiejohn .Follow My Time Capsule on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter: @fentonstevens and Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by matthewboxall.com .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Clive Anderson and Yasmeen Khan are joined by Ian McKellen, David Sedaris, Imelda May and Simon Munnery for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Carwyn Ellis and The Heavy Heavy.

Recorded at The Quarry Main Theatre during the Bedford Fringe, podcast episode 023 features historical events from 21st July and from the history of Bedford. Listen in as host Richard Pulsford and panel Adam Vincent, Tiffany Trethowan, Simon Munnery and Paul Revill talk about the following (and more): - mad cow disease - Haile Selassie - Bedford-born Ronnie Barker - The Telstar satellite and hit - the first ice cream cones

In this episode of the Angel Comedy Podcast, you'll hear a conversation between Barry Ferns and award-winning British comedy veteran Simon Munnery!Simon talks all about his battle with expectations, following your own rabbit holes and his relationship with Banksy! We hope you love the episode!If you enjoyed this podcast, then why not check out some of the other episodes? There's plenty to choose from! We'd love for you to leave us a (nice) review on iTunes, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter @angelcomedy! Thanks so much for listening, see you soon! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Propping up the SOS bar with Sally-Anne and Lou this week is comedy stalwart and professional hat-wearer, Simon Munnery! Simon's ethos is, why have one drink, when you can have three, which sounds like a brilliant idea to us, so join in with the heady mix of organic wine, cider, and lemon presse ... oh-la-la!

Hey, it's here! The third episode of the EdFringe podcast has arrived, and this time it's all about the performers... In this episode of the EdFringe podcast, you'll hear Barry Ferns chat to performers, reviewers and frequent Fringe-goers! These include Isy Suttie, Mervyn Stutter, Simon Munnery and lots more! You'll get the best feel for the Fringe, from the people who know it best!Hopefully, you enjoy this episode, if you did, then please leave us a lovely little review on iTunes, and follow us on Instagram @edfringepodcast! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Expect a summer festival with a difference as some of the nation's favourite comics turn curators and host a virtual festival featuring their favourite performers from the worlds of comedy, literature and spoken word. They'll be in control of everything (even the weather) as we're taken along for the ride to not only hear some great performances but also to get an insight into the cultural radars of our celebrity hosts. In episode 1, Miles Jupp is our host as he takes us around his bespoke festival site to meet Val McDermid in the literary tent, Abandoman on the music stage and TMS' very own Alison Mitchell in the Cricket Tent (of course there's a cricket tent, it's Miles Jupp we're talking about). Paul Sinha also attempts to run a quiz in the Trivia Tent and stand-up legend Simon Munnery entertains from a field. Producer: Richard Morris Production co-ordinator: Caroline Barlow Sound: Chris McLean A BBC Studios Production

Jon Matthews, and that's Jon, not John ("He's so good he don't need the 'h'.- Simon Munnery) talks about his love for Southampton FC We relive the Saints 2000's rollercoaster ride from the Premiership down to League 1 and back up to nearly a decade in the top flight of English football. We take a look at what Matt Le Tissier COULD have bought to Glen Hoddle's World Cup 98 England Squad and why he never jumped ship to a 'bigger' club. Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ComFootyTalkPod/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ComFootyTalkPod Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/comfootytalkpod/ Presented/Edited by: Sam Michael Music By: Violet Class Artwork by: James Gent

Recorded in the Studio at the Quarry Theatre at St Luke's, as part of The Bedford Fringe. With guest panellists Paul Kerr, Ben Aveling, John Rands and Simon Munnery, the recording was hosted by Richard Pulsford.The panellists performed self-penned stand-up comedy material based on 22nd July in history, before discussing topics from the history of Bedford. 

Simon Munnery (@SIMONMUNNERY) is a comedian best known for his characters "Alan Parker: Urban Warrior" and "The League Against Tedium". He has an experimental style of comedy both in performing and the language he uses, he's known for his makeshift and elaborate props. Stream - http://simoncaine.co.uk/ATI/SimonMunnery iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ask-the-industry-podcast/id946220937?mt=2 YouTube - https://youtu.be/9CV9a0aEBxE Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/12wdMpotKGDpFvShobeaoy If you’d like to support the podcast please do via - PayPal - http://simoncaine.co.ukOr Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/AskTheIndustryPodcast If you’ve enjoyed the show please do remember to send myself or Simon a thank you tweet.Edinburgh Fringe tickets - Simon Munnery’s show - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/simon-munnery-alan-parker-urban-warrior-farewell-tourSimon Caine’s (me) show - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/simon-caine-every-room-becomes-a-panic-room-when-you-overthink-enough See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

'A genre of one'Eugene Mirman, Dawn Penn, Daniel Kitson, David Byrne & Fat Boy Slim, Terry Hall, The Waterboys, Mahalia Jackson, Alabama 3, Anna St. Louis, Rilo Kiley, Jonathan Richman, Richard Hawley, Jan Beatty, Martin Stephenson & Shippy, Molly Burch, Simon Munnery

'A genre of one' Eugene Mirman, Dawn Penn, Daniel Kitson, David Byrne & Fat Boy Slim, Terry Hall, The Waterboys, Mahalia Jackson, Alabama 3, Anna St. Louis, Rilo Kiley, Jonathan Richman, Richard Hawley, Jan Beatty, Martin Stephenson & Shippy, Molly Burch, Simon Munnery

This week, Dr Richard Barnett discusses six things with Ivan which he thinks should be better known. Russell Hoban’s Pilgermann www.nytimes.com/1983/05/29/books/exiled-from-wisdom.html Kedgeree www.coop.co.uk/recipes/quick-and-spicy-kedgeree Wittgenstein’s service in World War One www.military-history.org/articles/thinkers-at-war-wittgenstein.htm Tarbat Discovery Centre in Portmahomack www.tarbat-discovery.co.uk Simon Munnery https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2013/jun/27/simon-munnery-hello-comedy-gold John Fahey’s On the Banks of the Owchita https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJghX8bInXY This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Straight from the UK, Dave and Stuart are in a London taxi. The Mighty Boosh, Stuart moving to Bristol, on being a street performer, Dave's tips for surviving corporate gigs and going back stage. Stuart chose Glory Box by Portishead for his song at the end.Get it on iTunes here. Find Stuart Goldsmith on Twitter and Facebook And he's got a podcast! The Comedian's Comedian.On Apple Podcasts or where you're listening. Dave's on Facebook and Twitter too.  Dave mentioned Mark Forward talking about home brew. It's on YouTube. Comedian Peter Kay also comes up, see him pretending to play keyboard on Parkinson.  Mat Ewins is the guy that sends photos of other comedians when the press asks for a shot.  And if you can find a video of Simon Munnery's strobe box tweet it to @itsdaveoneil and @StuGoldsmith The Debrief is produced by Nearly, a podcast network. Original theme music by Kit Warhurst. Artwork created by Stacy Gougoulis.   Try another podcast from Nearly. The Clappers - Pop culture insights with Karl Quinn and Andrew Young Somehow Related - Glenn Robbins and Dave are given two seemingly unrelated subjects and they figure out the connection. 10 Questions with Adam Zwar - The same 10 questions with answers that vary wildly.   AD: Always have a greeting card handy - Super Simple Cards. AD: Thinking of starting an online shop? Try Shopify free. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Simon Munnery joined Ian in the studio to chat about the upcoming A Benefit for Child Refugees gig. Linda Nolan chatted about the upcoming Our House Tour. Producer Adam is “no long on this earth” but Ian was there to hear him out.

The stupidest take on Wolfenstein, Papa Johns goes Alt-Right, Mouthy Buddha produces Nazi propaganda, and Antifa unleash the super soldiers. Featuring comedy from Stewart Lee and Simon Munnery. Podcast, via iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/anti-social-media-podcast/id1076431995?mt=2 ASM YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/AntiSocialMedia ASM on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ASM_AntiSocial Buy me a beer via PAYPAL: https://www.paypal.me/AntiSocialMedia Or donate $1 (or more) a month via PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/AntiSocialMedia

In this episode of In Conversation…, Standard Issue's Mickey Noonan and founder Sarah Millican chat with Hannah Gadsby, Urzila Carlson and Val McDermid about dogs in the SAS, what lesbians keep in their knife roll, boob sweat and a new range of car horns. Recorded at the The Stand Comedy Club, Edinburgh on August 13, 2017. All of our podcasts are available on iTunes and Acast, as well as other hosting sites. ADMIN! Just a quick reminder to please rate, review and subscribe to ALL our podcasts on iTunes, including previous In Conversations, our podzine, and fortnightly geek girl celebration Strong Female Leads. You can keep up with all our articles, news and reviews by following @StandardIssueUK on Twitter and find us on Facebook and Instagram. Or visit www.standardissuemagazine.com for an archive of ace. Thanks to Jen Offord for organising the event and Maddie Hickish for pressing record and editing. Our In Conversation theme music was composed and recorded by Barry Hilton. All rights reserved. And check out the cheeky Simon Munnery in the photo. What a scamp. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Responsible for some of the funniest and most intelligent one-liners in the world, Simon Munnery has a brain like none other. Rarely will you find another comic so enthralled by serving "the idea", whether through Kierkegaardian prose or innovative but unreliable technology. Simon reveals his approach to writing epigrammatic jokes, and Stu gently bullies him into trying harder to get back on TV. Get 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.

RHLSTP #132: Simon Munnery - Don't Die. Richard quizzes his audience to find how little they have done with their lives, before introducing the comedian's comedian and avant garde comedy genius, Simon Munnery. In a frank interview Simon reveal the unwritten truth of Steve Coogan's 1992 Edinburgh Fringe hospital visit, how Mark Lamarr did the bravest thing ever witnessed on stage, how Simon met his wife as a voice in the darkness during a gig that was spiralling out of control, setting up a restaurant that doesn't serve food, and what it was like to play Malcolm Hardee's legendary Tunnel Club. There's a bit where he looks like he might try to punch Richard to the floor, but instead they settle the battle of the aged Alpha males in the most manly way possible. Munnery is the comedy god, but who is the strongest? It's a thrilling podcast in many ways, and some of it maybe better watched than listened to, but luckily you can do both. SUPPORT THE SHOW!Check out our website and become a badger and see extra content http://rhlstp.co.ukSee details of the RHLSTP tour dates http://richardherring.com/gigsBuy DVDs and Books at http://gofasterstripe.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Comedy nonconformist Simon Munnery has successfully devised a brand new way of delivering gags. Featuring special guests from across the stand-up comedy world, ‘Fylm School’ features live comedy via a camera, projector and screen. “Don’t watch television, make it.” Also appearing with his solo show at the Stand Comedy Club. First broadcast on Broadway Baby Radio in 2015. © 2015 On the Mic. For more info visit: http://onthemic.co.uk Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com

Episodes 127-248 of On the Mic contain original music. In order to comply with copyright law, these episodes are not available to download. You can stream these episodes on Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/OntheMic/ or skip to Episode 249. This episode: Simon Munnery is celebrating his 30th year in Edinburgh with a one off show featuring some very special guests. We chat about Simon's past work, his creative process and his experiences at the École Philippe Gaulier clown school. We also hear the 'offensive' joke that got Simon booed off stage at an Edinburgh gay bar. First broadcast on Broadway Baby Radio in 2016. © 2016 On the Mic. For more info visit: http://onthemic.co.uk Produced by Voice Republic For more podcasts visit http://voicerepublic.com

This week we meet Simon Munnery, who you've probably come across on TV, radio or the live circuit doing his characters The League Against Tedium or Alan Parker Urban Warrior, or one of his experimental shows. Simon is a distinguished comic, highly acclaimed for his original wit and outlandish performances. He's also a maker, a fixer and a former computer programmer! If you enjoy Hack Circus please rate or review it on iTunes, or just tell a friend about it! Hack Circus goes up every Monday and Thursday, and you can peek behind the curtain by following us on Facebook (hackcircuspodcast), Instagram (hackcircus), Twitter (hackcircus) and Snapchat. It’s also a magazine. Enjoy!

Simon Munnery joined Ian in the studio to chat about the upcoming A Benefit for Child Refugees gig. Linda Nolan chatted about the upcoming Our House Tour. Producer Adam is “no long on this earth” but Ian was there to hear him out.

Simon Munnery has been in this business that we call show for thirty years, which I guess is how long it takes to come up with his latest jape "And Nothing But", which as you will have figured out by now, is his current show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. In this chat, we talk reviews, the Can Can, building ridiculous props, and a little bit of theatre trivia from Adam Hills.

The alter ego of Alan Parker (Urban Warrior) and the brains behind the League Against Tedium drops by to talk about touring, his association with Banksy, and the joy of buying a new suit.

On Tuesday 11th of August it will be one year ago since Robin Williams unfortunately passed away. In remembering him and his work, there will be a special one-off charity show in his honour here in Edinburgh. It's at Liquid Rooms on Tuesday the 11th of August at 11.45pm. Tickets are £7.50 in advance and £10 by the door - but it will most likely sell out soon, so get tickets. TICKET LINK HERE: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/327491 EVENT LINK: https://www.facebook.com/events/1464689577159574/

In today's episode we are taken to school by Simon Munnery as we discuss his favourite album, the little known Scottish folk protests songs of "Red Clydeside" by Alistair Hulett & Dave Swarbrick.

Gordano! Here lyeth the podcast of Sorry Not in Service that was broadcast on the 7th March 2014. In this show we interview top comedian man Simon Munnery after his show Fylm in Cardiff. It is a fun, informative and curse word laden interview and a must listen. Go and see him on tour - for a taster of what to expect go here - http://www.gofasterstripe.com/cgi-bin/website.cgi?showclip=2&id=16435  As well as hot interview chattle, we also get down to some self indulgent Pictionary playing, teacher talk, secrets of the edit revealing, competition winner announcing and much, much and then less more. Go to it! The full broadcast is available on mixcloud.com and on www.sorrynotinservice.com. A website that the reviewers are calling 'Bang On'. Gordano!

Punchline virtuoso Gary Delaney knows one-liners inside and out, and in this crackling live episode treats us to a comprehensive technical analysis of his art. Taking grammar, rhythm, emphasis and narrative into account, he unpacks specific examples of his gags in forensic detail. Gary fiercely defends the value of hard work over talent, and also finds time to cry hacky, spunky tears... One Liners, Simon Munnery, Harry Hill, Stewart Lee, Stephen Wright, Tim Vine, Jongleurs, Tony Law, Martin Lewis, MoneySavingExpert.com, Buccaneer Club, Kate Copstick, Dan Evans, Milton Jones, Old Rope, Marcus Brigstocke, Mitch Hedburg, Stephen Fry, TalkSport, Katherine Ryan, Frankie Boyle, Jimmy Carr, Max Miller, Slaughterhouse, Jethro, Flavor Flav, Public Enemy, Douglas Rushkoff, Newsjack, Bernard Manning, Jim Davidson See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lucy Porter and Simon Munnery are on board for the final episode in Series 4. Within it you'll find a brilliant audience Agony problem about yawning, an expert head chef armed with knives and Michael Legge's teenage diary. Plus Quicksand, Ladyboys, Bad News and Snooping. If you enjoy the show, then help us get it to new ears (i.e. tell people about it). Also… follow us on Twitter (@DTRTpodcast), 'Like' us on Facebook and comment on iTunes. Thanks! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the sixth and final post-Edinburgh weekly episode. This episode was recorded as part of our 11 day run at PBH's Free Fringe at The Edinburgh Festival, and there are many more performances to explore on our podcast. www.standuptragedy.co.uk This episode was recorded downstairs at The Fiddler's Elbow. It features a performance from the influential comedian and Edinburgh Festival comedy hero Simon Munnery. He was a surprise booking at the Fringe, and was the final act to perform for us in Edinburgh. www.simonmunnery.com The Stand Up Tragedy podcast is produced by Bryony Hawkins with audio recording by Stephen Harvey. Our music is created for us by Sam Wilkinson (radiowhan@ymail.com) and George Brufton. It is hosted by Dave Pickering.

20 May 2013 Munnery Nunhead American Radio with Lewis Schaffer. The only radio program for Americans living in Nunhead and for all Nunheaders, with a special focus on the increasingly in-demand area of Nunhead Heights.   Download Nunhead_American_Radio_20th_May_2013.mp3 Nunhead American Radio on facebook@NunheadRadio on twitter Listen to Nunhead American Radio with Lewis Schaffer live every Monday evening at 10:30PM on www.resonancefm.com and 104.4fm London, subscribe to Nunhead American Radio on iTunes or FeedBurner.  Lewis Schaffer's American Guide to England at the Leicester Square Theatre every Sunday. £10. Full details and tickets. Lewis Schaffer is Free until Famous every Tuesday and Wednesday at the Source Below, Soho. Free admission. Full details and reservations.

This is the first pod recorded in Pete’s new palatial suburban abode. Meanwhile Gav’s been sunning himself in a Spanish villa. This truly is the most middle class podcast. This time we have got some INCREDIBLE guests. Simon Munnery and Hayley Ellis let us put questions to them and we loved talking to them. http://www.hayleyelliscomedy.com/ … Continue reading "Funny Looking Podcast 07 – Ellis & Munnery – Straight outta Chorlton!"

Rob Grant, Simon Munnery, Kevin Day and Polly Toynbee join James O'Brien, Nick Revell and Alistair Barrie to tackle the crisis at the BBC; Jimmy Savile; the US Election; Remembrance Day and Afghanistan; the state of the Coalition halfway through its term; class-A drugs; and life in the jungle. With music from Steve Gribbin.

2012 #5: Burns Baby Burns - Simon Munnery and Mary Bourke. After three days in a row of different audio failures one begins to suspect that the podcast is cursed. Today the desk finally recorded the show without a hitch, but that's not much use when the main guest hasn't shown up. ITV2's Brendon Burns was nowhere to be seen and couldn't be contacted and so the call went out for a replacement comic who didn't arrive until ten minutes into the show. Luckily for us all we had true comedy legend and Great British eccentric Simon Munnery as a super-sub to tell us all about his dining experience with no food, Cluub Z and the time he had a quarter of a million pounds to spend on hats. Margaret is back in the audience trawling for young men before returning to Durham and we get to find out which Dr Who monster she'd most like to have sex with. Richard lets us know why he loves Barry Cryer more than his own dad and explains his arch rivalry with the penguin and is no way treading water until a guest arrives. Mary Bourke has bothered to turn up and impresses with her stand-up. Burns later revealed he was asleep and will now be a guest on 14th instead- why do I have a feeling this might become like the boy who cried wolf?

It's Episode 3, and Stu interviews Dan Antopolski in his writing-cellar.   Dan explores how to wrong-foot an audience's assumptions, and argues comedy is an art not simply a craft. Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Purple Turtle, Jigsaw, The Dinks, Lenny Henry, Ben Elton, Harry Enfield, Friday Night Live, Saturday Night Live, Fry and Laurie, We Are Klang, Rich Hall, Stewart Lee, Harry Hill, Eddie Izzard, Sean Lock, Simon Munnery, David “Kid” Jensen, Tom Craine, Nat Luurtsema, Craig Campbell, Tony Law, The Mighty Boosh, Tom Basden, Rob Deering, The Comedy Store Players, Alexei Sayle, Micky Flanagan, Mark Watson, Ross Noble, Louis CK, Christopher Hitchens See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rich is coping with the imminent closure of the Tempting Tattie and with having had his second Celebrity Mastermind nightmare of the month, but luckily Simon Munnery is on hand to out Top Trump Rich on numbers of Fringes plus talk of what happens if you drink half a jar of Nescafe in one pint of water, Edinburgh feuds with unlikely foes, future movie stars falling face first into bowls of porridge, airships and what it's like to act as Banksy's lawyer. It's amazing stuff. And if that wasn't enough Matt Green is on hand for five minutes of stand-up and one lucky sinister fella is going to win a 25 Euro voucher to buy left-handed items at On The Other Hand - www.ontheotherhand.ie - if you come tomorrow you could win another one!

Richard wonders if he is in the middle of a 3 and a half week long piece of theatre rather than a podcast, but presses on, cos though he feels as if he's in a play, he is anyway. He's trying out for Michael McIntyre's Roadshow with his opening monologue but keeps forgetting not to swear. His guest is the Canadian comedy genius Glenn Wool who has some excellent advice on how to deal with the English rioters, and also weirdly enough has independently come up with two routines that Rich has also been considering - great minds think alike - and so do rubbish ones. The boys share their stories of unusual biopsies and ghosts and love and life on the road. With 5 minutes of stand-up from the brilliant Simon Munnery, because he lives across the road and Rich had neglected to book anyone. Whoever wrote today's script for the play was on blistering form. Hope you enjoy it!

Miles Jupp introduces highlights from last week's shows, with comedy from Richard Herring, Delete the Banjax, Jarlath Regan, Nick Doody, Tom Basden, William Andrews, Simon Munnery and Barry Cryer

Sean Hughes, Laura Solon and Patrick Monahan join Miles Jupp for a chinwag - plus there's standup comedy from Simon Munnery, a sketch from Tommy and the Weeks and a poem from Elvis McGonagall

Kevin Eldon and Simon Munnery explore CERN's Computer Centre and then go 100 metres underground into the heart of the LHC itself.

Comedy writers and performers Kevin Eldon and Simon Munnery explore CERN's biggest detector, ALTAS.