Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
By day, humble accountant. By night, comedy Genius. Edward Aczel is one of many unique shows at the Fringe and he joins Angella Kwon (Chef!) and Lach (Anit-Hoot and The Day I Went Insane) on today’s podcast. Introduced by Ewan Spence, for The Stage and The Podcast Network.
Philip O’Sulivan is Underneath the Lintel, Miles Jupp is pretending to be a cricket journalist, and the cast of Gibby Stone are just enjoying their time in Edinburgh. Introduced by Ewan Spence, for The Stage and The Podcast Network.
The cast of Comedy Bitch reveal their two flats, Hannah Chalmers writes about her previous career and Geraldine Quinn raids my MP3 collection. Introduced by Ewan Spence, for The Stage and The Podcast Network.
Rebecca Peyton talks about her dead sister, Celia Paquola confesses to her reasons for returning to The Fringe and Camille O’Sullivan drinks a mohito. Introduced by Ewan Spence, for The Stage and The Podcast Network
Sam Willis and Lili La Scala both have Fringe shows, and you will not find a greater contrast – “The Boy with Tape on his Face”; and “War Notes” – sandwiched around The Wake.
Toby Hadoke’s love letter to the BBC, Josh Howie loves his Gran, and Tripod love being back in Edinburgh after a three year gap. Plus the news and recommendations on today’s Fringe podcast. Introduced by Ewan Spence, for The Stage and The Podcast Network
