Bon Mot Podcast

On this episode I talk with Will Sebag-Montefiore about his favourite (and indeed Wedding) Song, making dodgy cat videos and learning from nightly shows on Cruise Ships.*You can follow him on Twitter (it will always be Twitter).*Or Instagram.*Find out more about the sketch group he is part of: Just These Please.*Listen to this podcast Legitimate Likes.*And absolutely subscribe then watch Will's work on his Youtube Channel.*

On this episode I talk with Matt Green about finally being ready after a hugely extensive career, how brilliant Victoria Wood was and indeed is and where (oh where) is The Day Today today?*You can follow him on Twitter (it will always be Twitter).*Find out lots more via his website.*Watch lots of his video's satirical and otherwise.*And absolutely watch his Sold Out 2024 Tour: Matt Green - That Guy*

After an amazing show at Edinburgh Fringe 2024 (and despite forgetting to book an actual tour) the indomitable Nerine Skinner has kindly returned to discuss her experience at the Fringe, lessons learned and what the future may hold.*If you want to know more, and you should, here.*You can still catch the last of this highly rated show if you book now.*And remember there is a lot more than Liz to Nerine, so keep your eyes peeled in 2025 for her new show.*Apologies to all audiophiles but there was a gremlin at work (I know it was you Liz!) which I hope is mainly fine...

On this special episode I talk with Nerine Skinner about preparing for Edinburgh Fringe. Is she ready, is the show ready, can you ever be ready?*If you'll be at Ed Fringe buy tickets now.*You can follow Nerine on Twitter (it will always be Twitter).*Or head over to the website.*Or indeed her well-subscribed YouTube channel.*And for much more why not book to see Nerine in one of her upcoming Live Shows.*

On this episode I talk with Raul Kohli about sacrifice, success and how nice it is to have an Office Life for one month a year.*You can follow him on Twitter (it will always be Twitter).*Find out lots more via his website.*Or listen to his podcast on finding Hinduism via BBC Sounds.*And if for some unfathomable reason you enjoy football, then BBC Sounds.*Or watch: All My Heroes are Dead, in Jail or Touched Up Your Nan.*And if you're lucky enough to be at Ed Fringe this year, please do book tickets.*

On this episode I talk with Lucy Trodd about having faith in yourself, improvisation and the incredible achievement of her Olivier Award winning show running for 15 years.*You can follow Lucy on Twitter (it will always be Twitter).*You can find out lots more via her website.*Such as if you want to learn the skills needed for improvisation.*But also her new Folkestone Improv Theatre (and why not offer to design the Logo?).*And if you're lucky enough to be at Ed Fringe this year, do book tickets.*

On this episode I talk with Susan Harrison about good improvisation and how it will outlive AI (possibly), not being average and the joy of auditioning.*You can follow Susan on Twitter (it will always be Twitter).*Or via the more modern and flashy Instagram.*Watch the videos she has created and her work with Lucy Trodd.*Listen to her podcast, or in NonCensored, Victoriocity or Beef&Dairy.*Book to see her shows happening right now or indeed at MachFest.*Or just head to her website for the everything else.*

Today I discuss the interconnectedness of all things and how often it keeps happening along with a revelation that Adams may have answered 42 but we will never know.*In the special episode I speak to two people forever intertwined with the towering genius that was Douglas Adams.*John Lloyd who, among other things, got Douglas his pilot for the Hitchhiker's TV series (and is now the powerhouse behind QI), and*Kevin Jon Davies who helped created the TV series animation and is, again among other things, editor of the '42' tome of work.*We discuss all things Douglas Adams and beyond and I certainly learn new things about him.*So sit back and bathe your ears in conversation about the reality of this genius and the people who helped make his ideas come to life.*

On this episode I talk with Juliette Burton about The Muppets (mainly 1979), growing stronger, why kindness is a good thing and mental health.*You can follow Juliette on Twitter (it will always be Twitter).*Or via the more modern and flashy Instagram.*Watch the videos she has created.*Book to see her shows happening right now.*Or just head to her website for the everything else.*