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Seven2Ten
Hosted by Christian Talbot · EN
Seven2Ten is a comedy podcast hosted by Christian Talbot.
I talk to comedians, comedy writers, producers and promoters about the Irish and UK comedy scene.
www.seven2ten.com
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64 - Joz Norris and Joshua Ross
Sep 17, 201500:46:27Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Christian talks to Weirdo regular and Alternative Comedy Memorial Society stalworth Joz Norris along with New Comedian of the Year winner Joshua Ross, at the Edinburgh festival.
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Seven2Ten - Cheaper Than Therapy (Parents)
Sep 8, 201500:53:01Tap to summarizeA special Seven2Ten podcast from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. A live recording of the Cheaper than Therapy show from the BlundaBus on the theme of parents and comedy. With Michael Legge, Mary Bourke, Matthew Winning and Caroline Mabey. Hosted by Christian Talbot
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Seven2Ten - Cheaper Than Therapy (Faith)
Sep 2, 201500:53:40Tap to summarizeA special Seven2Ten podcast from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. A live recording of the Cheaper than Therapy show from the BlundaBus on the theme of faith and comedy. With Deborah Francis-White, Bec Hill, Richard Wright and Aidan Strangeman. Hosted by Christian Talbot
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63 - Eleanor Tiernan
Jun 10, 201400:40:59Tap to summarizeNearly two years ago, I spoke to Eleanor Tiernan on the eve of her then Edinburgh Fringe show. In that time, Eleanor has gone on to perform all around the UK and Ireland as well as starring in the satirical RTE sketch show "Irish Pictorial Weekly" and as part of the hand-picked line-up of Stewart Lee's "Alternative Comedy Experience" on Comedy Central. This August, she brings her show "Help the Frigid" to the Counting House at the Edinburgh Fringe each night at 8.15pm. I talk to her about the theme of the show, the writing process and how a show like Irish Pictorial Weekly is put together.
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62 - Robin Ince
Apr 29, 201401:01:35Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Christian talks to comedian, writer and actor, Robin Ince as he brings his show "Robin Ince: In and Out of this Mind" to Belfast. Robin is perhaps best known for his BBC radio show "The Infinite Monkey Cage" with physicist Brian Cox. We talk about the problems with making TV shows, the Edinburgh fringe and supporting Ricky Gervais on tour.
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61 - Rory O'Hanlon
Apr 22, 201400:52:15Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Christian talks to Dubliner, Rory O'Hanlon. Well known on the Irish comedy circuit, Rory is now resident in London and performs regularly at the biggest clubs in the UK including Jongleurs, The Stand, Komedia and The Top Secret Comedy Club. We chat about how Rory started out, moving to London, performing in Russia and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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60 - Sofie Hagen
Apr 12, 201400:57:30Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Christian speaks to Danish comedian Sofie Hagen. In the last year and a half, Sofie has taken the UK comedy scene by storm, winning the Laughing Horse New Act of the Year in 2013 and also Chortle's Best Newcomer Award for 2014. Known as one of the hardest working comedians on the circuit, Time Out has declared her "One to Watch" for the future. We talk about the differences between Danish and UK comedy, why she chose Martin Besserman over the Danish version of Saturday Night Live and why her biggest ambition is to gig in Co Sligo.
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59 - Micky Bartlett
Jan 15, 201400:56:01Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Christian speaks to Northern Irish comedian Micky Bartlett. Micky is one of the funniest and most popular acts on the circuit, earning the respect of his peers and Northern Ireland’s older generation of comics alike. In 2012 Micky supported Patrick Kielty on his tour of Northern Ireland and played venues like the Derry Playhouse and in the Odyssey arena to an audience of over 5000, the result of the performance earned him a slot in the Belfast recording of “Dave’s One Night Stand” in the Waterfront Hall in Belfast. A regular in comedy clubs all over Ireland and a regular on BBC Northern Ireland's 'Monumental', Micky is one of the most exciting new comedy prospects. We talk about touring, the Edinburgh festival, playing an area and what goes on at the recording of TV panel show.
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58 - Colm Tyrrell
Jan 6, 201401:05:51Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Christian talks to Colm Tyrrell. Colm is a stand-up from north Dublin who won the Bulmers Galway Comedy Festival ‘Stand Up Showdown 2013’ in Roisin Dubh beating stiff competition from fifteen strong competitors. His prize was a much coveted support spot with Kevin Bridges at the festival which was very favourably reviewed by Chortle.Colm previously reached the finals of many new act competitions, including the semi-final of the prestigious ‘So you think you're funny?’ competition at The Edinburgh Fringe in 2012. In 2013 he won the all Ireland University intervarsity competition and was a finalist on RTE's New Comedy Awards. Christian chats to him about bringing a show to the Edinburgh festival, how he writes his material and about TV auditions.
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57 - Aidan Strangeman
Nov 3, 201300:47:37Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Christian talks to Aidan Strangeman. Aidan Strangeman is a musical comedian based in Ashbourne, Co. Meath. He began writing comedy songs in 2009 and eventually formed a double act called "The Guilty Folk" in 2010. As part of that act he performed his songs in the Vicar Street comedy show "Singlehood" in 2013. Aidan is currently writing his first solo comedy show which will debut in 2014. We chat about musical comedy, making the transition to be a solo artist and YouTube fame.
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