I’m Jamie Laing and this is Great Company – a weekly podcast full of inspiring conversations about resilience, joy and self-improvement. Each week I sit down with fascinating guests from entertainment, business and psychology to share the stories that help us learn, grow and feel more connected.
New episodes every Wednesday.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 87 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture |
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I like the interviews with the guests but not the set questions which you ask them at the end of the episode. I agree with another review that you don’t need the chat wit the producer PJ at the start either also PJs vocals throughout saying bye e eye and bub bub bub etc are sooo cringe apart from this it would be good
I don’t see the point in Jemima chiming in at the start. Very annoying. She’s the producer. We have no connection with her. She not Sophie and isn’t part of the interview so why include a random producer trying to be all chirpy and chatty.
Jamie an excellent interviewer and that’s why I listen. I fast forward until the guest comes on. Pointless having the producer chat. If we want to hear jamie having banter with someone we’d listen up jamie and Sophie.
I really like this podcast and the interaction between Jamie and Jemima. I don’t listen to all, mainly the less famous and experts as those are most interesting. The style of interviewing is really good.
The joy of this podcast is the unexpected discussions and how Jamie can talk with his guests.
This is a brilliant, well put-together podcast, with fantastic guests and insightful questions, thanks to Jamie’s great and natural interview style, and Jemima’s production support. It starts with some preamble, with I think is a lovely idea in theory, but the reality is that it always ends up being; “I’m really excited about this guest. Are you excited? I’m excited. You’re excited.” And then afterwards it’s; “Did you love that guest? I loved that guest. We all loved that guest.” It’s impossible... more
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Episodes feature heartfelt and entertaining discussions that explore the complexities of fame, personal struggles, and mental health. The host engages with a diverse array of guests from various fields, such as entertainment, music, and social media, fostering frank conversations on topics like friendship, personal growth, and the realities of the public eye. A unique element of this podcast is its ability to mix light-hearted humor with profound insights, often shedding light on the hidden struggles behind successful personas and encouraging vulnerability in conversations about mental well-being.
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1. Ben Parker
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8. Katherine Ryan
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