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Part nostalgia trip, part confessional, part masterclass in unconventional success—this is no ordinary interview podcast. In Class Clown, Seann Walsh chats to the boldest rule-breakers in entertainment, uncovering the wild tales of childhood chaos, brushes with disaster, and the personal battles that shaped them. But beneath the mischief lies a powerful thread—how the very traits that caused troub... more

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Harry Hill is back for more and talks about the influence of studying in Hong Kong as a teenager, the teacher/news reader who offered him encouragement and why failing as a doctor actually proved to be hugely beneficial!

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Harry Hill sits down with Seann Walsh and discusses navigating the eccentric characters on the circuit in his early performing days, how he fell in love with comedy and his innate understanding of jokes, a formative early experience performing in a p... more

Al Murray is back for Part 2 where he reveals all about the secrets of The Pub Landlord, how Harry Hill's advice put him on the path to success, why he doesn't perform stand up out of character and why he doesn't feel cut out for panel shows...

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Al Murray joins us to talk about his uni days with Stewart Lee and Richard Herring, boarding school's similarities to Lord Of the Flies, his first job sweeping floors in factories, why he has to fight being a natural conformist and his early days gi... more

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Recent Guests

Harry Hill
Beloved UK comedian, TV host and podcaster
Independent/Entertainment
Episode: HARRY HILL: Tough Early Shows, Gigging With Al Murray & Innate Understanding Of Jokes
Al Murray
Comedian and entertainer known for The Pub Landlord character
Episode: AL MURRAY: Harry Hill's advice "Stop Being Lazy!" & Secrets Of The Pub Landlord
Janine Harouni
Comedian featured on The Last Leg, Mock The Week, Celebrity Mastermind
Comedian
Episode: JANINE HAROUNI: Bullying Shaped My Comedy
Rhys James
Comedian known for Mock the Week and Live at the Apollo
British comedian
Episode: RHYS JAMES: Serial Lying, Testing Personas & Comedy Origin Story
Fin Taylor
Prominent stand-up comedian and host of Fin vs The Internet/Fin vs History
Episode: FIN TAYLOR: School, Controversial Comedy & Not Being Afraid to Be Disliked
Maisie Adam
Comedian
Episode: MAISIE ADAM: Unconventional Comedy Beginnings, Northern Childhood & Obsession with Men's Torsos
Adam Hills
International stand-up comedian and the face of The Last Leg
The Last Leg
Episode: ADAM HILLS: Building Self Belief, Positive Comedy, gigging with Robin Williams, Billy Connolly & Seeing A Young Jim Carrey
Stewart Lee
Comedian and writer known for his unique performances and satirical style.
Episode: 2025 Best Moments: Stewart Lee, Romesh, Ross Noble, Vittorio Angelone etc.
Romesh Ranganathan
Comedian known for his observational humor and candid storytelling.
Episode: 2025 Best Moments: Stewart Lee, Romesh, Ross Noble, Vittorio Angelone etc.

Host

Seann Walsh
Host known for his engaging interview style, blending humor with genuine curiosity. He often uncovers deeper insights behind comedians' successes and struggles.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 242 ratings
  • Emotionally Intelligent and funny

    Great questions, full of insight and sensitivity but wrapped up in humour. Equally important- excellent sound quality !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Embercet
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Super interesting

    Have always enjoyed Saenn’s comedy, had no idea he was such a natural interviewer. He asks really insightful questions and is genuinely interested in his guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ainsley 71
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Sean is a fantastic interviewer

    Great pod , really well executed

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tottenhamrich
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • All Episodes

    Is a fantastic podcast, a real insight in the life of a comedian and how you all get there, a real great laugh, uplifting and positive

    Listen whilst driving and whilst feeding my baby son

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Craig Pannozzo
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • 5 stars

    Honest and genuine, funny and sometimes serious. Sean is getting really good as an interviewer and it’s great to see him flourish in a new role. Would recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    iiiiiiiiiiiiiian
    Australia5 months ago

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Listeners praise the engaging interviewing style, with many noting how the host genuinely listens and interacts with guests, leading to insightful conversations.
The mix of humor and vulnerability resonates well, often described as an uplifting experience that combines laughs with personal stories.
Some feedback highlights instances of discomfort with the use of certain language, but overall the content is well-received for its authenticity and relatability.

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JANINE HAROUNI: Bullying Shaped My Comedy
Q: What sparked your decision to pursue stand-up after a life of acting and stage work?
A desire to be truly myself on stage and to connect with people through vulnerable storytelling, which I found when I started performing in school and later realized could be used to help me belong and be heard.
AL MURRAY: I Have To Fight Being A Conformist
Q: So what's the first gig? How do we get there?
The guest describes a first paid gig at a club called TikTok in Coventry with a busload of fellow university students, a Labour club environment, and a pivotal moment when he realized he could actually do this for a living.
MAISIE ADAM Pt 2: Surviving Drama School, Discovering Comedy & The Party That Got her in MASSIVE Trouble
Q: How did you cope with rejection when you didn't get into drama schools?
She describes brushing it off, using rejection as motivation to train, perform, and refine material, ultimately pivoting to building a career through gigging and persistence.
MAISIE ADAM Pt 2: Surviving Drama School, Discovering Comedy & The Party That Got her in MASSIVE Trouble
Q: What was your turning point when you realized drama school might not be the only path to performing?
Maisie explains that after a period of intense auditioning and feeling unsure, she decided to pursue stand-up as a practical alternative, combining performance with the freedom to shape her own voice.
MAISIE ADAM: Unconventional Comedy Beginnings, Northern Childhood & Obsession with Men's Torsos
Q: What drew you to performing and comedy in school and in your early years?
She describes a love of performing, the thrill of audience attention, and how family support and exposure to theatre and gigs from a young age nurtured her desire to be on stage, eventually leading to drama club involvement and early experimentation with stand-up material.

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Exploring the complexities of the human experience often through the lens of comedy, the content features a mix of personal anecdotes, transformative moments, and heartfelt reflections from notable figures in entertainment. The discussions frequently revolve around themes of childhood experiences, struggles with identity, and the triumphs that arise from personal challenges, resonating with listeners who appreciate humor that stems from authenticity and vulnerability. Unique to this podcast is its ability to blend laughter with serious undertones, making it a go-to source for those interested in the intersection of comedy and personal growth.

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Recent guests on Class Clown include:

1. Harry Hill
2. Al Murray
3. Janine Harouni
4. Rhys James
5. Fin Taylor
6. Maisie Adam
7. Adam Hills
8. Stewart Lee

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