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Insane In The Men Brain

Comedian Rich Wilson talks to funny and interesting people about their experiences with men’s mental health


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  • Sea Fever: “Men Brain Rocks Top 10” 🎸

    50:40|
    Rich Wilson talks to the band Sea Fever @seafeverband - new single Crossed Wires is out now: https://seafever.lnk.to/foldinglines. This episode was first published in 2021.

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  • Jon McClure 🎸 "The Reverend" from Reverend And The Makers

    52:30|
    "Heavyweight Champion of the World" singer Jon McClure "The Reverend" from Reverend And The Makers and comedian Rich Wilson explore live music, the creative scene in Sheffield, and the balance between family life and a music career. They discuss the importance of mental health, the joy of performance, and the responsibility of artists to be honest about their struggles. The conversation also touches on working-class representation in the arts and the magic of creativity, culminating in the announcement of Da Rev's new Christmas single, Late Night Phone Call supporting Samaritans.
  • 9. Mark Steel Part 1

    01:00:50||Season 3, Ep. 9
    Following on from Mark Steel's appearance on Desert Island Disks, here is Part 2 of Rich Wilson's interview with the legendary comedian, broadcaster and cricket enthusiast, recorded in 2019 at Comedy Central's studios in London. The producer is Paul Daniels at DarkHorseDigital.co.uk and @zen_ongaku made the music. Thanks to Comedy Central for giving us a space to record in.
  • 10. Mark Steel Part 2

    50:44||Season 3, Ep. 10
    Following on from Mark Steel's appearance on Desert Island Disks, here is Part 2 of Rich Wilson's interview with the legendary comedian, broadcaster and cricket enthusiast, recorded in 2019 at Comedy Central's studios in London. The producer is Paul Daniels at DarkHorseDigital.co.uk and @zen_ongaku made the music. Thanks to Comedy Central for giving us a space to record in.
  • Tiffany Murray

    54:43|
    Rich Wilson speaks with author Tiffany Murray about her memoir, 'My Family and Other Rock Stars'. Tiffany shares her unique childhood experiences living at Rockfield Studios, where she was surrounded by iconic bands like Queen and Black Sabbath. 'Gloriously tender and funny . . . with My Family and Other Rock Stars, Murray has written a bohemian rhapsody of her very own' SUNDAY TIMES BOOK OF THE WEEK'Magical . . . as scrumptious as the home-made mayonnaise, pumpkin soup and game pie coming out of Joan's kitchen' DAILY MAIL BOOK OF THE WEEK'A love letter to a remarkable childhood' SARAH WINMAN'Full of pop gossip that'll leave you starry-eyed, and written with a warmth and precision you'll want to savour for as long as you can . . . I didn't want it to end' SÉAMAS O'REILLYFind it here: https://amzn.eu/d/7KdnGtq
  • Clare Ferguson-Walker

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    Rich Wilson talks to poet and comedian Clare Ferguson-Walker about fame, comedy, art, creativity, mental health, societal issues, personal growth.Arthur Smith and Clare Ferguson-WalkerChitty Chilli Arse Bang book merchArt PrintsSculptures and PaintingsInstagramCosmic Shambles London gig tickets here...https://shop.kingsplace.co.uk/30699/3070000:00Introduction and Podcast Dynamics03:03The Impact of Technology on Communication06:07Navigating Life's Distractions09:10The Evolution of Fame and Relevance12:06Social Media and Its Dark Side15:18Gender Dynamics in Public Spaces18:05Aging and Societal Perceptions of Women20:23Navigating Terrifying Times22:51The Role of Art and Comedy in Society27:57Coping with Despair and Powerlessness36:49The Journey into Comedy and Performance Poetry41:38The Intersection of Comedy and Poetry45:15Finding Your Unique Voice in Performance47:13The Importance of Humor in Addressing Serious Issues50:47Upcoming Projects and Collaborations57:38The Love for B-Movies and Horror Films
  • Sym Gharial 🎸 (80s Matchbox B-Line Disaster) 🎸

    58:01|
    Rich Wilson and Symren Gharial delve into the origins and evolution of 00s punk band 80s Matchbox B-Line Disaster, exploring themes of youth, hedonism, and the punk spirit. They reflect on the changing landscape of music, the challenges of maintaining band dynamics, and the personal growth that comes with age. Symren shares his journey of overcoming addiction and the bittersweet nostalgia of their musical legacy, emphasising the importance of community and connection in the music scene. In this engaging conversation, Rich Wilson and Symren Gharial explore the journey of creativity in music, discussing the freedom and challenges of solo projects, the importance of community, and the impact of the internet on music consumption. They reflect on the evolution of music creation, the current state of the industry, and the excitement of continuing to create and collaborate in a changing landscape.