Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
 Matt Blair asks… The question is… Would they turn to Bill Bailey, Rich Hall or Tim Minchin and call them cheats? …For some reason, musical comedy has a a reputation for not being ‘proper’ comedy. The way I see it? If it makes you laugh, it’s comedy. Musical comedy is just another genre of comedy.
Oh look, is that a staff favourite for this year’s Edinburgh Fringe podcast? iTunes of course allows you review the podcast and in that Edinburgh way give it one to five stars. How about it? bit.ly/fringepodcast will take you there! And while this is great, I love just bumping into people around Edinburgh that recognise my voice as “you do the podcast!†It’s the real world equivalent of seeing messages like this: En route to #edfringe listening to @ewan‘s podcasts to get in the mood. Now just need to work out what to see. @IanBradshaw …and… First up, the far-too-talented
Susan Calman, Scott Graham and Steven Hoggett (Beautiful Burnout) and Lorretta Maine join me at the Edinburgh Fringe, along with the latest news and the pick of the Fringe. Introduced by Ewan Spence, for The Stage and The Podcast Network.
As the Fringe officially opens, join me as I run round all the preview parties, gala launches and press events to find out what a bumper selection of guests are up to for the 2010 Fringe. Introduced by Ewan Spence, for The Stage and The Podcast Network.
You are most certainly not served politely from the right at Edinburgh’s latest restaurant, but you will be hoisted 100 feet into the air as you eat at the Festival in the Sky restaurant.
Recorded in 2007, an interview with American political comic Ed Hammell. it was a time before Obama, while the US was still in “The War on Terror”, and this is an interesting look back.
