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Comedians are turning to podcasts to find people to show off to

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Eddie Izzard on pronouns, vaccines, Brexit and the rise of the far right

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Dip My Brain in Joy is a delightful celebration of Neil Innes

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‘I’ve had a lot of DMs about selling feet pics’: Lockdown life as a comedian

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Ricky Gervais: “Hope is everything. I’ve always thought that”

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Russell Howard: Jokes are the only way I know how to survive

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Limmy is entertainment’s original self-made man

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Armando Iannucci: How can I be funny when there is nothing to laugh about?

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Stewart Lee’s advice for his 16 year old self: don’t trust Morrissey

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REVIEW: The Unexplainers – like Mulder and Scully played by Laurel and Hardy

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The nonsense and jeopardy of Kevin Eldon Will See You Now

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Prankster Simon Brodkin: “You want to be punching up or it’s not funny”

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Mark Steel’s a genius for spotting the curiosities of our urban landscape

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The Pub Landlord: In Britain’s hour of need, Al Murray’s…started a band?

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Radio needs voices like Jeremy Hardy’s more than ever

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‘Broken Dream Catcher’ and ‘Woof’ are radio from a different world

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Sarah Kendall’s Australian Trilogy is funny, thoughtful and never formulaic

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Radio 4’s ‘When Diane Met Ken’ is great, even before it’s been broadcast

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Remembering Barry Crimmins – a comedian-campaigner with a heart of solid gold

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Sir Ken Dodd: “I say thank you for happiness”

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