Stay ConnectedComedy writers Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris talk to people who make comedy about something funny that they love. Guests pick something that makes them laugh. A book, a film, a tv show, a comic, a radio show, anything. Maybe we find out something about how comedy works, or we just giggle until we’re finished. Both approaches are valid.
WINNER BRITISH PODCAST AWARDS 2020: Best Arts & Culture Podcast
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A taster of the NEW PODCAST from Rule Of Three's Joel Morris.
Many Rule of Three fans have been asking if there will be more episodes. The podcast has finished, though the archive will stay available for you to revisit favourite episodes.
But you may enjoy Comfort Blanket, taking the same deep-dive approach as RO3 and applying it to films, books, TV and records - including comedy topics and guests from the world of comedy. Guests pick the thing to which they return again and again for comfort, and explore why they love it, and why it never lets them down.
Here is a sample 'best of' episode, featuring highlights of the first two series.
https://pod.link/1614879928
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A new podcast by Joel Morris (from Rule of Three)
Talking about the films, shows, books and records that guests return to as their warm, safe place. No guilty pleasures, just the good stuff.
Launches Thursday April 7th. New episodes every Thursday.
Follow on Twitter @comfortblankpod
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Andrew Hunter-Murray (No Such Thing As A Fish, QI) chooses Douglas Adams and John Lloyd's little book of words for things there aren't words for yet, The Meaning of Liff, and talks about working with Lloyd on the latest edition.
(Recorded LIVE at the Great Big Owl Podcast Festival Owlchella '20, London, February 2020)
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Cartoonist Moose Allain talks of his love for Gary Larson's era-defining Far Side cartoons.
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Producer, writer and comedian Izzy Mant (Peep Show, Gameface, Harry & Paul) talks about her love for The Comic Strip's pin-sharp film industry satire The Strike.
(photo by Idil Sukan)
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Comedian Robin Ince talks about his love for John Waters' joyous 1960s dance comedy Hairspray.
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Joe Thomas (The Inbetweeners, Fresh Meat) picks The Office's storming 'quiz night' episode (series one, episode three). That's the real quiz. That's the real quiz.
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Columnist, author and TV critic Lucy Mangan talks about the joy and comfort she finds in Steve Martin's 1979 stadium stand-up show.
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PART TWO of our chat with Eddie Izzard about his career, his comedy, acting, stand-up, politics and his love for John Lithgow in 'Third Rock From The Sun'.
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In a special REMAIN INDOORS edition, recorded remotely, we summon the writing team behind Mitchell & Webb's 'Remain Indoors' After The Event sketches, whilst all remaining indoors, and discuss the unprecedented situation that finds us all remaining indoors, and the story of the writing of this series of post-apocalyptic game show sketches.
The After The Event sketches are viewable here:
Series 3
https://youtu.be/0WsuaYh_hkg
https://youtu.be/zGa2L_Z1gC4
https://youtu.be/saaFuBasPZQ
Series 4
https://youtu.be/l28o6fJda1c
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