In this episode, we sit down with the brilliant Oliver Double—a comedy historian, drama lecturer, and seasoned performer. Oliver shares his unique approach to teaching stand-up comedy, and offers fascinating insights into the structure of comedy clubs, cultural dynamics in comedy, and the influence of legends like Mark Thomas and Stewart Lee.

Thanks for tuning in, and be sure check out Oliver on his socials!

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In this episode, we sit down with the hilarious Tom Houghton to talk about life in the Tower of London and his spooky encounters there. Tom also gives us a peek behind the curtain of his comedy career, discussing the pressures of staying fresh in an ever-evolving industry.

From balancing live shows with his online presence to the challenges of creating diverse comedic personas, Tom shares insights into the art of making people laugh.

Thanks for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, follow Tom on Instagram and TikTok for more!

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In this episode, Barry Ferns chats with the incredible Arielle Souma about her comedy career. Arielle shares stories about her original name, her start in stand-up, and the hurdles she faced during her first comedy course.

She reflects on her passion for comedy, her goal to succeed without chasing fame, and how she stays honest on stage, tackling topics like relationships, sex, and life as a French comedian in the UK. Arielle also talks about performing in both English and French, and the differences in style and audience reactions.

Follow Arielle on Instagram @arielle.souma and catch her live at The Bill Murray!

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