In case you missed it going out live, heres a chance to click the link and download the latest episode of everyones favourite new podcast “The Late Late Late Show With Colin Chadwick”, whose special guest this week is Humourisms.com’s own George Fox.
WARNING: This podcast STRONGLY features the supernatural. You have been warned.
Click Here To Download The Late Late Late Show With Colin Chadwick: (Guest George Fox)
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Damon sits down with comedy writer/performer Shane Langan to talk about his curated show The Monthly GM and the new play from his sketch group Diet of Worms.
This interview originally appeared in the live broadcast of The Late Late Late Show with Colin Chadwick, broadcasting Friday evenings from 11pm.
Shane Langan will be appearing with Diet of Worms in the Strollinstown Radio Hour.
Damon Blake is a comedy maker and tea-drinker. He likes comic books and hurting people's feelings. He's the Uncle Ben to the bitter loners of Humourisms, ie, his death will motivate them on to greater things.You can find him on Twitter @blakingpoint writing jokes and crying. Posted in Damon Blake, Interviews, Life in Ireland
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Humourisms own Damon Blake and George Fox present their featured sketch from last weeks “The Late Late Late Show” Podcast, where Damon manages to get a one on one interview with Dark Knight Rises director, Christopher Nolan.
Damon Blake is a comedy maker and tea-drinker. He likes comic books and hurting people’s feelings. He’s the Uncle Ben to the bitter loners of Humourisms, ie, his death will motivate them on to greater things.You can find him on Twitter @Damon_Blake writing jokes and crying.
George Fox is a Comedian/ Writer based In Dublin, Ireland. He can be seen performing live at numerous venues across Ireland. Follow him on Twitter or Facebook to find out dates for upcoming shows. He does not know what Christopher Nolan actually sounds like.
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Another quick chat with George Fox about his love life (poor George).
Damon Blake is a comedy maker and tea-drinker. He likes comic books and hurting people's feelings. He's the Uncle Ben to the bitter loners of Humourisms, ie, his death will motivate them on to greater things.You can find him on Twitter @blakingpoint writing jokes and crying. Posted in Damon Blake, Interviews, Life in Ireland, Videos
For anyone not going out on a Friday night here’s our friend Christian Talbot interviewing the resident Statler and Waldorf (ie dicks) of Humourisms Damon Blake and George Fox.
Seven 2 Ten Podcast 1 – Damon Blake and George Fox by Seven 2 Ten
Damon Blake is a comedy maker and tea-drinker. He likes comic books and hurting people's feelings. He's the Uncle Ben to the bitter loners of Humourisms, ie, his death will motivate them on to greater things.You can find him on Twitter @blakingpoint writing jokes and crying. Posted in Damon Blake, Interviews, Life in Ireland
Tagged christian talbot, interview, where's the fig, wtf
As the title literally says, I was the guest on this week’s Philistine Radio, despite my internet connection’s best efforts to ruin it. Among the topics discussed are the Titanic II and what would happen if you put your hand in the LHC.
Massive thanks to Steven and Ali for having me on the show.
Ahead of her upcoming appearance on the new series of Louie, Jon Hozier-Byrne talks to comedy legend Maria Bamford about mental health, her biggest fears, and honesty in stand-up
Maria Bamford is not an easy person to talk to. Not in person, of course, where her warm, high-pitched tones express nothing but support and love, not just in response to each question asked, but to Humourisms for asking them. Rather, the difficulty in talking to the LA comic is in getting her on the phone in the first place. After two hours of unanswered phone calls, the stand-up savant finally responds, chatting nonchalantly while wandering around Atlanta, Georgia on one of her many tours.
A veteran of late night talk shows, international comedy festivals, and about every animated show you might care to mention, Bamford shot to fame as the first female comic to have two half-hour Comedy Central specials, as well as with her appearances on tour-turned-film-turned-television series The Comedians of Comedy, alongside Patton Oswalt, Brian Posehn, and Zach Galifianakis. This, coupled with her now legendary series The Maria Bamford Show (which was later featured in the New York Museum of Art and Design), has cemented her place as one of the most original and cerebral alternative comedians working today. Continue reading
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