This week on the pod, Rob is joined by the one and only Mike Bubbins - Welsh comedian, actor, and Elvis tribute artist. They dive into the inspiration behind Mike’s hit comedy series ‘Mammoth,’ where a long-lost 1970s gym teacher is discovered and brought back to life. Mike also shares behind-the-scenes stories from his popular podcast with Elis James and Steff Garrero, ‘The Socially Distant Sports Bar.’ Expect big laughs and an even bigger moustache!

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This week, Rob is joined by the brilliant Joel Dommett - comedian, presenter, and all-around entertainer! From unmasking singing celebs to surviving the jungle, Joel has done it all. He shares stories from his early stand-up days with James Acaster and Josh Widdicombe and gives us the lowdown on his new tour, ‘Happy Idiot’. Expect big laughs, surprises, and maybe even a few jungle-worthy confessions…

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Joining Rob this week on the pod is comedian, actor and all-around mischief-maker David Walliams. Expect stories from David's early comedy days, the surprising inspirations behind some of Little Britain's most iconic characters, and a sneak peek into his latest children's book, ‘Super Sleuth’.

Get ready for laughs, nostalgia, and a few surprises along the way!

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Joining Rob on the pod this week, is stand up comedian Maisie Adam. The pair talk about everything from panel shows, navigating gigs and the importance of standing out. Rob finds out about Maisie’s love of football and what it was like being part of ‘Soccer Aid,’ alongside Lee Mack. Maisie also reveals what to expect from her current nationwide tour, ‘Appraisal.’

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This week, Rob is joined by the hilarious Jamie Demetriou for a deep dive into comedy, Hollywood, and everything in between. The pair talk about Jamie’s inspirations, spending time with Will Ferrell, and an awkward talk show moment that’s as cringe-worthy as it is funny. Rob finds out about Jamie’s new film ‘Back in Action,’ and Jamie reveals what it’s like working with Glenn Close, Jamie Foxx, and Cameron Diaz. It’s a mix of big laughs, behind-the-scenes gossip, and plenty of unexpected twists!

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This week, Rob is joined by the one and only Ross Noble for a hilarious, off-the-wall chat. From tales of the Australian Outback to the ridiculous number of bones Ross has broken on motorbikes, this episode is packed with mischief and comedy. The pair dive into impressions of classic comedians, joke about wildly inventive game show ideas, and Ross shares some of the strangest celebrity collectables he’s managed to snag. Plus, he gives us the lowdown on his latest comedy tour, 'Cranium of Curiosities'.

Get ready for laughter, random stories, and the unexpected - it’s Ross Noble at his finest!

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Re-visiting another stand out episode from the archives, this week comedian James Acaster joins Rob to talk about how he started stand-up, performing comedy sketches in church with his Dad, and how ditching the 'cool guy' persona was the best decision he made.

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This week on the pod we're diving into the archives and revisiting a classic episode. Rob is joined by comedian, actor and resident QI panellist, Alan Davies, to chat about a variety of topics including the 1970s US cop show Starsky and Hutch, Coronation Street’s Vera Duckworth, and how he's starting to write a novel. The ‘Jonathan Creek’ star also discusses a particularly difficult stand-up experience, and how his comedy was inspired by the alternative 80s sitcom, ‘The Young Ones’.

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