Podcast appearances and mentions of Tony Law

Eleanor Morton is a Scottish stand-up, writer and actor whose latest Edinburgh Fringe show, Haunted House, received rave reviews and won a Terrier Award. She is widely recognised for her online sketch characters, including Craig the Tourguide and documentarian Suzanne Primate, which have earned her a substantial following and fans such as Patton Oswalt, Michael McKean and Taika Waititi. For radio, Eleanor co-wrote and performed The Rest of Us for BBC Radio 4 alongside Esyllt Sears and Mary Flanigan, and has appeared in the live panel show 8 Out of 10 Celts. She has also written for BBC Radio Ulster's Lunchtime With Michael Fry. Her other writing credits include The News Quiz, The Now Show, Newsjack, Hypothetical and The Beano. She has also been a panellist and writer on Radio Scotland's Breaking The News, and has appeared across BBC Radio 4 and Radio 4 Extra. A regular on the UK live circuit, she has supported acts including Josie Long, Tony Law, Frankie Boyle, Stewart Francis and Lost Voice Guy. She has performed eight solo shows at the Edinburgh Fringe, including Lollipop (2014), nominated for Best Show at the Scottish Comedy Awards, and Great Title, Glamorous Photo (2018), both available on NextUp. She performs regularly at leading venues including The Stand and Monkey Barrel Comedy.Eleanor Morton is our guest in episode 581 of My Time Capsule and chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things she'd like to put in a time capsule; four she'd like to preserve and one she'd like to bury and never have to think about again .Tickets for Eleanor's Edinburgh Fringe show, Eleanor Morton: The Mermaid, available here - https://www.edfringe.com/tickets/whats-on/eleanor-morton-the-mermaid .For Eleanor's podcast, book and everything else, visit - https://eleanormortoncomedian.com .Follow Eleanor Morton on Instagram: @eleanormortoncomedy .Follow My Time Capsule on Instagram: @mytimecapsulepodcast & Twitter/X & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter/X: @fentonstevens & 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 .To support this podcast and get all episodes ad-free, please sign up here - https://mytimecapsule.supercast.com. All money goes straight into the making of the podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cet épisode d'Avocats Génération Entrepreneurs a été enregistré en public, à la Maison de l'Avocat du Barreau de Paris, dans le cadre de la première Digital Week organisée par le Barreau de Paris et l'ACE.Tony Law, fondateur de la plateforme Le Juriste de Demain — dédiée à la formation des professionnels du droit sur les sujets business, technologie et soft skills — et Clarisse Berrebi, avocate fiscaliste et fondatrice des cabinets Bold et Ether, sont nos invités pour une conversation sans filtre sur un sujet qui agite toute la profession : l'impact de l'intelligence artificielle générative sur la tarification des avocats.Ce que vous entendrez dans cet épisode :Faut-il facturer moins cher parce que l'IA réduit le temps de travail ? Doit-on dire à ses clients qu'on l'utilise ? Le taux horaire peut-il encore tenir dans un modèle économique viable ?Tony Law propose une méthode concrète pour cartographier son historique tarifaire, identifier ses dossiers bien ou mal tarifés, et construire une fourchette de prix cohérente avec sa valeur réelle. Clarisse Berrebi va plus loin : elle affirme que le taux horaire était déjà condamné avant l'IA, qu'elle l'a abandonné dès 2008 — et que le vrai sujet est de comprendre ce que le client achète réellement, pas ce que l'avocat produit.La discussion aborde aussi les structures de cabinet (pyramide classique vs modèle associatif horizontal de type Square), la question de la transparence déontologique sur l'utilisation de l'IA, la convention d'honoraires comme contrat de prestation de services à construire sur mesure, et la formation des jeunes avocats dans un contexte où les tâches juniors sont progressivement absorbées par les outils génératifs.En fil rouge : comment passer d'un modèle opérationnel à un modèle stratégique — et pourquoi la valeur perçue par le client est désormais le seul critère de tarification pertinent.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Welcome to another episode of The Lindsey Anderson Show! Today, I'm diving into a topic that I'm sure many of you haven't thought much about: legal protections for your online content. As entrepreneurs and online business owners, we show up online every day—creating content, generating sales, and building our brands. But here's the real question: Is your business actually protected?The truth is, many entrepreneurs are losing money, missing opportunities, and even getting taken advantage of because they haven't protected their intellectual property. Whether you're posting on social media, creating content, or launching offers, you need to ensure that your work is legally protected. Today's guest, Robert Thony, is here to help us navigate this crucial area of business. He'll be sharing how to protect your intellectual property before it's too late. I'm so excited for you to hear this!Guest IntroductionRobert Thony is the founder of Tony Law and Entertainment, a firm that specializes in IP law and business law. With over a decade of experience, Robert has been helping entrepreneurs, creators, and online business owners protect their work and secure better deals.He's an expert in trademarks, copyrights, contracts, and negotiation strategies. Robert has worked with countless brands to ensure they're legally protected while continuing to grow. His goal is simple: to help businesses not only survive but thrive, all while being legally secure. Robert provides guidance on everything from brand protection to navigating the complexities of the digital world with legal insight. Let's dive into the conversation with Robert!Protect Your Brand and Business - Key TakeawaysProtect Your Brand Early: It's critical to get your business structure right from the start. Whether you're a consultant, or running a tech startup, choosing the right legal entity is key to protecting your business in the long run.Trademark Protection: Your brand name and logo should be protected from day one. Register them with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to prevent infringement and legal issues down the line.Trademark Search: Always conduct a comprehensive trademark search to make sure no one else is using a name or logo that's too similar to yours.Legal Structure Matters: The legal structure you choose for your business affects the kind of protection you need. For example, a service-based business will have different legal needs than a product-based business.Investment in Protection: While it costs $350 per mark to file a trademark application with the USPTO, it's a worthwhile investment to secure your brand's future. The process can take 9-12 months, but it's worth the wait for the protection it provides.Why Entrepreneurs Wait Too Long: Entrepreneurs often delay legal protection due to budget constraints or the desire to focus on marketing. However, failing to protect your brand early could lead to costly rebranding or legal disputes in the future.Client Example: The Cost of WaitingWe share a common example that happens way too often. A business owner starts using a name that's similar to another trademarked brand. At first, everything seems fine, but then, the clients start getting confused—some even reach out to the wrong business thinking they're contacting the right one.In these situations, the client may have to rebrand entirely, which is a huge financial and logistical burden. And sometimes, the other business already owns the trademark, which means they have the legal right to shut you down. This happens all the time, and it can set you back months, if not years, in your business journey.Key Quotes"If you're serious about business, you need to get this protection so that you're not wasting...

AI thinks this is about... "In this engaging conversation, Tony Law, Rich, and Paul explore the origins of their friendship, the challenges of performing comedy, and the impact of social politics on their lives. They share personal anecdotes, humorous mishaps, and reflections on media consumption, all while navigating the absurdities of life and pop culture. The discussion culminates in thoughts on simple living and the joys it brings, leaving listeners with a sense of camaraderie and laughter." Make up your own mind, humans! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this lively conversation, Rich Wilson and Tony Law explore a variety of topics ranging from their experiences in supermarkets to the recent controversy surrounding Jamie Oliver. They delve into celebrity culture, political identity, and the pressures of modern life, all while maintaining a humorous and engaging tone. The discussion also touches on Christmas traditions, tea culture, and reflections on aging and fashion, culminating in a light-hearted examination of biker culture and its portrayal in movies. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's why AI is not a threat: "In this engaging conversation, Tony Law and Rich Wilson explore themes of spirituality, personal journeys, and the connections that bind us all. They share humorous anecdotes, delve into the significance of energy in our lives, and reflect on the cycle of life and death, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone. The discussion also touches on nostalgia and the simplicity of farm life, creating a rich tapestry of insights and laughter. In this engaging conversation, Tony Law and the studio team explore a variety of topics ranging from the origins of Heinz 57 to the implications of corporate naming in sports. They delve into cultural sensitivity regarding team names, share humorous anecdotes about pets, and touch on the deeper subject of spirituality. The discussion is punctuated with comedic insights and reflections on the nature of identity and creativity in comedy." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

AI thinks it is about this: In this engaging conversation, Tony Law and the studio host navigate through a variety of topics, from the technical challenges of podcasting to humorous critiques of fast food, particularly the infamous McRib. They share anecdotes from military experiences, delve into the nuances of regional accents in the UK, and explore the historical context of language and culture, particularly the Roman influence on Britain. The discussion culminates in a reflection on modern parallels between ancient empires and contemporary corporate structures like Amazon. In this conversation, Tony Law and the studio team explore various themes ranging from the evolution of knowledge and memory to dark humor surrounding animal encounters and festival experiences. They delve into the absurdity of hypothetical situations, such as a gunman at a dog festival, and share personal anecdotes about accidental animal deaths. The discussion also touches on the challenges of performing comedy in less-than-ideal settings and the importance of social media in promoting their podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Rich Wilson and Tony Law explore a variety of topics ranging from their love for heavy metal music to humorous anecdotes about pets. They delve into the complexities of communism and social commentary, sharing their thoughts on consumer culture, particularly focusing on B&M stores. The discussion is filled with laughter as they share personal stories and insights about the nature of dogs and cats, and they conclude with plans for future physical activities together.takeawaysHeavy metal is a significant part of Tony's life.Rich prefers to call his belly a 'gut' rather than a 'tummy'.Pets often have their own unique personalities and quirks.Communism is viewed as a system built on resentment and control.Humour can be found in everyday interactions with pets.B&M stores cater to a specific demographic of consumers.The conversation highlights the differences in how people perceive pets.Rich and Tony share a humorous take on their potential as dictators.Physical activities and outdoor adventures are planned for the future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here's what AI thinks this is about: "In this lively conversation, Tony Law and Rich Wilson catch up on their recent experiences, including their adventures at festivals, reflections on music, and humorous anecdotes about animals. They delve into current events, technology concerns, and share personal stories that highlight the quirks of life in the countryside. The discussion also touches on political impressions and the use of slang, culminating in plans for future collaborations." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, our two trusted goof balls Tony Law and Rich Wilson discuss quick sand, old barns, cockney rhyming slang, who invented boats and a million things in between so have a watch, like, subscribe and tell ya friends. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, goof balls Tony Law and Rich Wilson talk about historic migration, the movie The 13th Warrior, St George, Vlad The Impaler, liquid viagra and everything in between. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SummaryIn this episode, Rich Wilson and Tony Law discuss various topics, including making the most of limited space, coping with challenges in lockdown, the decline of niceness, the impact of podcasting, the fear of putting out content, struggles with alcohol, reading and talking in sleep, habits and shopping math, watching motorists pulling eco-protesters, the conspiracy of Extinction Rebellion, the habit of using bags for life, and an encounter with a climate change protester. In this part of the conversation, Tony Law and Rich Wilson discuss encounters with snobbery and politeness, the behavior of Tony's dog, avoiding personal topics, Tony's controversial stance on climate change, the earth as a killer, the impact of classism and snobbery in England, the influence of social media on opinions, desensitization to tragic events, showing kindness to homeless people, the divisiveness of politics, and the importance of balanced news consumption. The conversation covers various topics related to watching TV shows and movies while engaging in different activities, such as writing, feeding, breastfeeding, and using social media. It also touches on the fascination with murder-related content and the experience of attending the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with babies.TakeawaysSnobbery and classism still exist in society and can impact mental health.Social media can desensitize people to tragic events and lead to divisive conversations.It is important to have friends with diverse views and engage in balanced news consumption.Comedians can provide a unique perspective on society and challenge prevailing opinions.Finding interest in unconventional topics can broaden knowledge and understanding. Watching TV shows and movies can be enjoyed while engaging in other activities, such as writing or feeding.Breastfeeding can provide an opportunity to watch TV shows and movies during feeding sessions.Many people, particularly women, have a fascination with murder-related content.Attending the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with babies can be a unique and enjoyable experience. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Craig Campbell is a Canadian comedian, based in the UK. Campbell co-hosted Ed's Night Party with Ed the Sock on Citytv in Toronto, Canada for several seasons, and also hosted 'From Wimps to Warriors'. He was also part of a comedy trio called The Dinks, with Tony Law and Dan Antopolski. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Dr Jonny Woodrow is married with four kids. He is a part time pastor; part time podcaster; part time theology lecturer and a part time PHD student studying for his second doctorate. He co-hosts two podcasts on theology "The Broken Wharfe Podcast" and "The Coffee House Sessions". Jonny has a new podcast in the works called "Stop it, Yo".

The Cult of Personalities Huw Edwards shocks a nation whilst Bobby Davro boozily bothers a big buzzomed bobby. The voices of Jordan Peterson, Diane Abbott, Micheal McIntyre and Dara Ó Briain kindly provide the perfect backdrop for Kai and Pablo's epic utterances about East Anglia and the UK comedy scene. With special thanks to Danny Posthill.Co-Produced & Presented by Kai Barron & Paul 'Pablo' DunnPost Production and Artwork by Kai Barron of Shaft Of Wit ComedyLinks THE PROMOTER MOUTHS WEBPAGE www.shaftofwit.com/podcastTHE PROMOTER MOUTHS FACEBOOK PAGE www.facebook.com/promotermouthsSHAFT OF WIT COMEDY (Kai's Website) www.shaftofwit.comWCB COMEDY (Pablo's Website) www.wcbcomedy.comPATREON Link www.patreon.com/promotermouths Support Kai & Pablo for less than the price of a pint. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-promoter-mouths.

In this episode, I chat to Chris Young & Jake Alexander – the Co-Directors of the Hastings Comedy Festival. The Hastings Comedy Festival started in 2015.  Based on an idea by friends Young and Alexander, numerous live comedy events take place over five days every Summer.  Situated in the beautiful seaside area of Hastings and St Leonards, the festival proves more popular every year.  I have been in attendance the last few years and the festival is now a fixture in my comedy calendar. I have watched many comedians at the festival including Helen Bauer, Tony Law, Barry Fearns, Lily Phillips, Elliot Steel and President Obonjo. The Hasting Comedy Festival 2023 takes place from Wednesday 14th June to Sunday 18th June, and I will be there for the full run.  See website below for further information and tickets. Thank you so much for listening to my podcast, if you like what you hear, please subscribe and I hope you enjoy the interview. Hastings Comedy Festival Links: Facebook: www.facebook.com/hastingscomedy/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/Hastingscomedy Instagram: www.instagram.com/hastingscomedyfestival/ Website: www.hastingscomedyfestival.com      

A delve into the surrealist mastermind that is Tony Law. Alongside his set at Quantum Leopard from February 2022, Tony Law and host James Ross talk about the process of creating a set, influences and the joys of leeching off your family's loveliness. CW: Covid, online radicalisation, mental health You can find all things Tony Law wants you to see here: http://www.mrtonylaw.com/, https://linktr.ee/mrtonylaw If you enjoyed this podcast but wanted it to be at least 50% more visual, consider joining our Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/quantumleopard/) where you can get early access to podcast episodes and watch full Quantum Leopard comedy shows, from the high-energy openers to the loveliest of headliners, including the set from this very episode! Quantum Leopard is an award-winning, pay-what-you-like, no kicking down, lovely comedy night for lovely people and you can find more links to info about us here: https://linktr.ee/quantumleopard   Edited by Rhys Lawton Original show recording by Aniruddh Ojha All music by ROOKES production services (https://www.iamrookes.com/)

In this episode I spoke with stand-up comedian Tony Law, who talked about the NFL, the AI and comedy being cyclical. I think I've seen Tony Law perform maybe thirteen times. From the first time I saw a full show - "Absurdity for the Common People" - in 2017, to just recently when I saw "A Now Begin in Again" for the fourth time at this year's Leicester Comedy Festival. Tony Law is not only a wonderful person to talk to, but also a comedic force of nature. He is unlike anyone I've ever seen perform comedy. On stage he is a whirlwind, with absurdist tangents being thrown out I every direction. As someone who sees a lot of comedy, the opportunity for me to see a performer who is devoid of a punchline is a rare treat, as I don't predict what will happen, but just let it happen, and it is never what I expected. That, for me, is one of the hallmarks of great comedy. Instagram @MrTonyLaw Twitter @MrTonyLaw The Comedy Nerd Instagram @The ComedyNerd Comedy in a Nutshell Instagram @ComedyInANutshell Comedy In A Nutshell webpage

The Quantum Leopard Podcast will be with you shortly! Our first episode features a full set and interview with none other than Tony Law!

Can you be an observational and surrealist comic at the same time? That is how today's guest is described.Tony Law joins Clive on stage for a hilarious, chaotic, hour where we hear all about Tony's struggles living in a caravan and why Mary Beard is a wonder of the world. Tony also faces a difficult choice when he has to decide whether to include his wife or Roman ruins in his magnificent list of seven. This episode was recorded live at the Edinburgh Fringe, August 2022.**If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!** Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Castival, a very special LIVE EPISODE. This show was recorded in January 2022 over zoom with our special zoom audience. They witness our wonderful guest: the award winning Canadian comedian: TONY LAW. Get ready for a surreal silliniess in the TONE ZONE. Hear some questionable irish accents, little ditties and lots of laughter. We also dive into some more heartwarming and touching moments talking about the music that had been shared to us by our parents and the music we pass onto our children.  Also please follow us on social media: @CastivalPodcast on Twitter. You can also email us on CastivalPodcast@gmail.com if you wanted to contact us with any questions or if you wanted to submit your own music festivals. Further Plugs Follow me (Matt Hoss) on @MattHossComedy on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Check out my daily Twitch streams on @MattHossComedy to see me play video games. https://www.twitch.tv/matthosscomedy Sign up for bonus content on the Matt Hoss Patreon, for Castival bonus episodes. https://www.patreon.com/MattHossComedy Please buy my sci-fi book about the environmental end of the world called PURIFY. Available on www.Matthosscomedy.com as well as https://www.paypal.com/instantcommerce/checkout/9CJ9THHKPP264 Check out my website for my comedy goodies and to see what I'm up to. http://www.matthosscomedy.com/ Buy my Stand-up Comedy debut hour: Here Comes Your Man from bandcamp. Why don't you check out my other podcasts? Matt Hoss Talks To People He Likes is a an interview based podcast with musicians and comedians. Miffs is hosted by Matt Hoss and Dan Rhodes and they goofily retell and analyse Ancient Greek, Roman and Norse myths.

After a catch-up on the latest round of Tory turmoil, I speak to the brilliant, funny and wise Tony Law. This is a far-ranging chat, from the surreal to the insightful, taking in cancel culture, offence and why Tony loves Britain. I hope you laugh as much as I did.  Support the Podcast, keep it weekly & AD-FREE https://www.patreon.com/geoffnorcott?fan_landing=true 2021/22 LIVE UK TOUR livenation.uk/puvz30rmxK4 Order my BOOK amzn.to/2TNsKOU

Neither “Tom!” nor “Ben!” want to unblock the sink… so Matthew says we’re gonna have to have a Flatshare Slamdown!With Tony Law and Evelyn MokEvelyn Mok - https://twitter.com/evelynmokTony Law - https://twitter.com/mrTonyLawMAY 23rd - Pappy's Flatshare: Beef Brothers: Cold Cuts: Sausage Link https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pappys-flatshare-beef-brothers-cold-cuts-sausage-link-tickets-153364243581Pappy’s - https://twitter.com/pappystweetSupport us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/pappysflatshareEdited by Emma Corsham See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello, dear listener. I’m Marc Hershon, your every-other-weekly host of this show. Happy to be back. Last week co-host Tyson Saner was in the hot seat with Succotash Shut-In Epi240, favoring your pearly shell-like ears with clips from such audio wonderments as What Had Happened Was, Oprah's Master Class, and The Al Franken Podcast. You can still catch that installment at our homesite, http://SuccotashShow.com, as well as from Apple and Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, the Laughable app and wherever diner soundcasts are streamed and/or downloaded. Just last week - the past two weeks, actually - I was a guest on the Chillpak Hollywood Hour, with Dean Haglund and Phil Leirness, where, along with comedian and writer Suli McCullough, I participated in a comedy roundtable discussion. We talked about our comedy influences, the effect of the pandemic on live performance and the creative process, and more. Check it out when you can at their homesite: ChillpakHollywood.com, or wherever you grab your favorite soundcasts. Back in July I did an episode focusing on some soundcasts that I called Doin’ It Down Under with Jason McNamara, and I tapped our old friend Jabs to find me a quartet of soundcasts from Australia and New Zealand. For this installment, Epi241, entitled Crossin’ The Pond, I leaned on another friend of the show, George Grimwood, to load us up with a four-pack of shows from England and he came through with flying colors. It’s not like we don’t occasionally feature British comedy soundcasts. We recently clipped From the Oasthouse with Alan Partridge, and Strange Times with our friend Davian Dent. But on tap today we’ve got four shows we’ve not featured before, including Looks Familiar, The CheapShow, Rule of Three, and The Adam Buxton Podcast. This episode is sponsored by Henderson’s Pants new Camo Cut-Offs. Let me wax on about George Grimwood for a moment. We met via the socials back in the early 20-teens and then crossed paths in real life at, I believe, the third Los Angeles Podcast Festival. You can hear a short chat I had with him while we were hovering in the lobby area back exactly a hundred episodes ago, in Succotash Episode 141. George runs the Podnose Network that carries a number of soundcast over in England which he points out is “the UK’s leading independent entertainment podcast network,” with thousands of hours of content and more on the way. He himself is rebooting the show he hosts, called The Talk Show Talk Show (no relation to Succotash, the Comedy Soundcast Soundcast…), in which he analyses classic (and not-so-classic) episodes of Late Night talk shows, including Johnny Carson, David Letterman, Conan O’Brien, and more. So George not only suggested the shows we’re clipping today (I actually harvest them myself), but gave me little blurbs about each show which is a tremendous help. Thanks, George! Without further ado, let’s get into this collection of English clips. (Do you think they call snippets crisps over there?) Looks Unfamiliar Our first show, Looks Unfamiliar, features journalist and writer Tim Worthington speaking with a guest about lost nostalgia - aspects of pop culture that have been discarded and forgotten in time, but often remembered fondly or with fear by the guest. Our clip is from recent episode 73 with director Matt Lee, and they’re talking about this service that used to exist called Dial-A-Song, where you could call a number on your phone and hear music played on your phone. CheapShow The CheapShow is a soundcast featuring Paul Gannon and Eli Silverman searching for bizarre treasures one may find in the Poundlands – which is a chain of British variety stores – I think it must be like our Dollar Stores here in the US, as well as bargain bins and charity shops, often culminating in some very unusual discoveries and hilarious segments. Our clip has the two lads reading a submission from a listener about a very strange find. Spoiler alert: It’s a turd. Rule Of Three This next soundcast, Rule of Three, was the winner of the best Arts and Culture division at last year’s British Podcasts Awards…and then promptly went on hiatus. But comedy writers Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris are coming back for more, according to our man George. And good thing, too – this is a super show! The hosts talk to comedians about something funny that they love. Guests pick whatever it is that makes them laugh — a book, a film, a tv show, a comic, a radio show, anything — and then the hosts and guest dig in. Our clip features a guest that I wish was a friend of Succotash, Eddie Izzard. He’s funny, and smart, and the thing he picked to highlight on the show was John Lithgow, specifically from his appearance on TV’s 3rd Rock from The Sun. The Adam Buxton Show The Adam Buxton Show is an interview show, or a “chat show” as they say across the Atlantic. Adam was originally part of Adam & Joe, a thoroughly enjoyable cult television series he did with Joe Cornish. They then became radio personas and, while Joe has been busy directing films, Adam has been podcasting. And writing, too — he recently released a memoir entitled Ramble Book. Our final clip of this episode features Adam’s “Ramble” with Canadian comedian Tony Law, where they share their experiences of being a stranger in a strange land – Disneyland. That’s a wrap on our listen to a few shows from Across the Pond. I realize that some of those accents from the British Isles might be a bit think for some of our US listeners, so I’ll advise you do what I do – listen again. It’s the King’s English, people! You’re bound to pick it up. Thanks once again to George Grimwood of the Podnose Network. If you want to reach out to him, you can email him at podnose@gmail.com. He tells me that they are looking to expand beyond the UK content next year. Who knows? Maybe Succotash can finally get our network stripes! I would love to authentically be able to say, “We’re getting the sign from the network to wrap it up…” Until then, we’re just going to have to wrap it up ourselves. Remember that Tyson will be here next week with another bouquet of soundcasts clips for you. And I’ll be back the week after with something nice for your ears. Until that time, stay safe, keep warm, wear a mask, wash your hands and if anyone asks if you’ve heard anything good lately, won’t you please pass the Succotash? — Marc Hershon

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Adam enjoys a rambling conversation with Canadian comedian Tony Law.Thanks to Séamus Murphy-Mitchell and Owen Donovan for production support and to Anneka Myson for additional editing. Podcast artwork by Helen GreenRELATED LINKS TONY LAW'S VIRTUE CHAMBER ECHO BRAVO AND THE TONEZONE (TWITCH TV)TONY LAW TAUNTS THE PEOPLE OF THE FUTURE - 2006 (YOUTUBE)SUPPORT TONY ON KO-FIKo-Fi is a bit like Patreon - it's a web platform that enables people to take donations from people who enjoy their work that help to cover the cost of whatever they happen to be putting out into the world.TONY LAW WEBSITETHE GENIUS OF SYNECHDOCHE NEW YORK - 2014 (YOUTUBE)THE ALEXEI SAYLE PODCAST - 2021 (FACEBOOK)ALEXEI SAYLE'S LOCKDOWN BIKE RIDE 4: HAMPSTEAD TO KING'S CROSS - 2020 (YOUTUBE)DAVID BYRNE ON BIKING IN NY - 2009 (YOUTUBE) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today I spoke to Tony Law, the Acting Inspector for Cairns Police, about the success of last week's bus blitz on bad behaviour.  

Comedian Tony Law joins Dan to share who and what he'd hate to be stuck with on a desert island. Be sure to follow the podcast @dickspod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The risk of doing gigs online badly and the positives of the Lockdown (ie not having to deal with c*nts face to face).

Eleanor Conway's Rock Bottom is a podcast about the rock bottoms that inspire success. Please donate to support the podcast https://www.patreon.com/eleanorconway This episode is with whimsical and absurd comic, Tony Law. We talk how getting sober affected his comedy, the planning that goes into being a good alcoholic and the final rock bottom that finally got him sober. Please follow and subscribe to podcast here http://www.youtube.com/eleanorconway https://eleanorconway.podbean.com Links http://www.eleanorconway.com http://www.facebook.com/eleanorconway http://www.instagram.com/eleanorconway http://www.twitter.com/eleanorconway Find Tony Law online https://www.mrtonylaw.com/ https://twitter.com/mrtonylaw  

I speak to Tony about his experiences in the world of comedy, what it's like carving out your niche as a performer, and what to expect from one of his shows.

For the pilot episode Frances speaks to actor and comedian Luke Ireland. They discuss day jobs, how to stay creative on the side, and money saving tips.Luke has some killer impressions and hilarious anecdotes, plus he gives some top tips on starting out in stand-up comedy. Luke has worked as an actor for 15 years in TV, Film and Theatre. He has also worked on the stand-up comedy circuit plus TV sketches with Alan Carr and Tony Law. You might have seen him in music videos for the 1975, Durty Goodz and Big Heath, or in the recent Talkmore commercial. Artwork by Yasemin Gava Music by Dave Golbraich See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tony Law joins Aaron and Lauren to talk addiction, recovery and regaining your sense of self. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the end of Series 3, so we present a multi-view, a series of views of the stories the guests have told host Tom Jackson - all inspired by their postcards, in this third series of Podcast From The Past. We'll hear Scott Pack, Justin Edwards, A.L. Kennedy, Karen Shepherdson, Cariad Lloyd, Keggie Carew, Thane Prince, Tobie Mathew, Sukh Ojla, Julia Raeside, Tony Law & Marek Larwood. Wish you were here? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Howard Read talks comedy and comedy voices with Tony Law and Sophie Scott

Up until now, the Tony Law podcasts were the weirdest ones we've ever heard. Then Laura Wright came along to talk about cats. Or not.

Joining Tom Jackson to discuss the postcards from their pasts are comedian TONY LAW and journalist and podcaster JULIA RAESIDE. We encounter Ronnie and Donnie, join Tony on the longest gap year and hear about Julia’s dream weekend, spent truffling through dusty boxes. Along the way we try hog-selling to raise funds, learn the true value of a Led Zeppelin cassette and enter into serious research into Indo-European horse tribes. Wish you were here? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Remember last week's Tony Law episode?  Wasn't it weird!  Well here's the outtakes and they make even less sense.

I genuinely have no idea what's happening here. Tony Law is mental. Although the 2nd podcast is more mental. Check out The Tony Law Podcast on all major podcast thingies and @mrTonyLaw on Twitter.

Writer Poorna Bell and comedian Tony Law join Harriett Gilbert to talk about their favourite books by Banana Yoshimoto, Lissa Evans and Voltaire. Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto (translator – Megan Backus) Publisher: FaberOld Baggage by Lissa Evans Publisher: Black SwanCandide by Voltaire (translator – Roger Pearson) Publisher: Oxford University PressFirst broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in October 2019.

Poorna Bell and Tony Law join Harriett Gilbert to talk about their favourite books.

Music: Kerry McCarpet - https://soundcloud.com/kerrymccarpet

Music: Chris Zabriskie - https://soundcloud.com/chriszabriskie Documentary music - "Is That You Or Are You You" https://soundcloud.com/chriszabriskie/is-that-you-or-are-you-you Kerry McCarpet - https://soundcloud.com/kerrymccarpet Party Music - "Short Story 3" https://soundcloud.com/kerrymccarpet/short-piece-for-video-im-making Dragon Music - "Angry" https://soundcloud.com/kerrymccarpet/angry Sound FX Jingle - freesound.org/people/vckhaze/sounds/380695/ Interference sound - https://freesound.org/people/LimitSnap_Creations/sounds/279002/

Featuring Daliso Chaponda, Konstatin Kisin, Tony Law, Nick Elleray, Troy Alan, Andrew Doyle! Union JACK Radio is live from Edinburgh every night of the Fringe chatting with comedians and generally being a nuisance! All hosted by Fringe veteran and comedy connoisseur, Martin Walker! Listen from 9pm every night on DAB, App or that Alexa woman. Podcast straight after from your normal podcast place.

Music - Chris Zabriskie - "It's Always Too Late To Start Over" - with a lot of drums/ organ/ corn stuff over the top. https://soundcloud.com/chriszabriskie/its-always-too-late-to-start-over All other music - Kerry McCarpet - https://soundcloud.com/kerrymccarpet SFX Running on gravel - https://freesound.org/people/ABouch/sounds/174936/ Hitting a ball - https://freesound.org/people/AmishRob/sounds/214989/ Stones - https://freesound.org/people/wjoojoo/sounds/275719/ Bike - https://freesound.org/people/TaySwiftie13/sounds/165346/ Maize in the wind - https://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/sounds/246244/ Hitting glass with chopstick - https://freesound.org/people/ani_music/sounds/198388/

It's THE TONY LAW PODAST!! Episode 3! Music - Chris Zabriskie, Kerry McCarpet SFX freesound.org/people/LimitSnap_C…ons/sounds/279002/ freesound.org/people/vckhaze/sounds/380695/

Music: Kerry McCarpet - download song here -https://soundcloud.com/kerrymccarpet/tony-law-podcast-eye-contact-song-mix

Ed #1 - Laura Lexx and Tony Law - Can Men Be Funny? The King of Edinburgh is back for his 25th Fringe, though he is feeling under the weather thanks to his bloody stupid decision to breed and his possibly hubristic decision to play a 400 seater venue. But never mind he’s got two of the Festival’s most interesting acts to kick off this cavalcade of 21 podcasts in 24 days, Laura Lexx and Tony Law. Two guests on the same day? What? With Laura there’s discussion about ice lollies, whether global warming is a more pressing issue than Brexit, the repercussions of the Edinburgh accommodation crisis, defective chocolate bars and Johnny machines. And Tony chats about the contrasting previous appearances on the podcast, whether terrifyingly drunk or mind-bendingly sober and will it be third time, unwired? Well it’s Tony, so obviously not. Plus the differences between comedians in for the long haul and those hoping for fame, the craziness of Canadian comics, trying to put your children off performing and the acts creating unique shows full of risk. And how does he feel about turning 50? It’s good to be back.See RHLSTP at the Fringe and guests here http://richardherring.com/rhlstpt/tourSee Laura Lexx’s Knee-jerk - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/laura-lexx-knee-jerkSee Tony Law Identifies - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/tony-law-identifiesSee Tony Law and Phil Nichol - https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/tony-law-and-phil-nichol-virtue-chamber-echo-bravoT-shirt by @manwhohasitall See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Music: Chris Zabriskie Stevie Winwood Kerry McCarpet

A show in between the main shows. But still a show.