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You Should've Been Here Last Week

Funny conversations from the UK comedy circuit


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  • 14. UK Comedians Pay - How can they survive the cost of living crisis?

    47:13||Season 4, Ep. 14
    On this twice award nominated show it's time to talk about money, UK comedians pay has remained generally static over the last 30 years! But everything else has gone up. How can comedians find ways to increase pay in the unique comedy industry - where supply and demand is not in their favour? Steve and Paul talk about ways that this could happen.
  • 13. Raymond and Mr Timpkins - Promoter said, "Lose the arse stuff." We said, "No!"

    41:20||Season 4, Ep. 13
    The Raymond and Mr Timpkins Revue has ended after 35 years performing an award-winning act described as "Tim Vine with music". Andy and Tony, the men behind them, talk about why they're stopping, the end of 'spesh acts' and only being offered £300 for their act. One astonishing minute of Raymond and Mr Timpkins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erfxNiYO5qI&t=2s
  • 12. Travelling To Comedy Gigs

    49:54||Season 4, Ep. 12
    On the twice award nominated podcast Steve and Paul talk about getting to comedy gig by planes, trains and automobiles. Not forgetting bus, coach, boats or even on foot. Every gig begins with the comic's arrival which might mean erasing nightmare journeys to and from venues. In comedy it's not the journey that's important - it's getting to the destination.
  • 11. Dave Thompson - One foot in failure, the other in success!

    47:11||Season 4, Ep. 11
    Dave Thompson - actor, stand-up comedian, clown and writer. Best known for playing Tinky Winky in ‘Teletubbies’, his sacking caused a press sensation in 1997. Here he talks to Steve and Paul about his life and deaths in comedy.
  • 10. Nick Revell - "I re-detonated the C-Bomb in UK stand-up comedy."

    49:16||Season 4, Ep. 10
    Nick Revell is a legendary award-winning British comedian and writer for radio and television. Not so much a veteran comedian but a performer and writer constantly re-inventing himself throughout his career. Here he talks to Steve and Paul about his journey in comedy.
  • 9. Rosie Jones' Three Rules of Comedy - Are there any rules?

    36:19||Season 4, Ep. 9
    In an recent interview comedian Rosie Jones shared a three-part framework for responsible comedy. Steve and Paul discuss if there are any rules in comedy and can comedians be funny and 'responsible'.