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Great Company with Jamie Laing

Jampot Productions
Mental Health
Depression
Social Media
Personal Growth
Comedy
Shania Twain
Entrepreneurship
Breast Cancer
Nutrition
Gut Health
Alcohol
Yungblud
Relationships
How To Fail
Zara Larsson
Magic
Playboy
Psychedelics
Glastonbury
Made In Chelsea

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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Latest Episodes

You might not have heard of Ben Parker, but you’ve almost definitely heard of Runna — the incredible running app that just sold to Strava for millions 

For me, this one’s probably my biggest regret but also one of my biggest lessons. A few years ago... more

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How Katherine Ryan turned grit into greatness. Katherine Ryan might just be the funniest person on Earth. She’s a brilliant comedian, actress, writer and podcaster who says it exactly how it is.

I first met Katherine a few years ago and I’ve always ... more

Spencer Matthews is a very old friend of mine - we grew up together sharing some pretty embarrassing moments on television, making a name for ourselves as podcasters interviewing (and winding up) some of Hollywood’s finest, in our podcast, ‘6 Degrees... more

Gstaad Guy is a creator I’ve followed for a few years, the anonymous creator who lifts the lid on the 0.01%. He gained fame for impersonating and poking fun at the lavish lifestyle of the ultra-wealthy in luxury ski resorts like Gstaad, created an al... more

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Recent Guests

Ben Parker
Co-founder of Runna, an app that provides automated training plans for runners
Runna
Episode: RUNNA FOUNDER, BEN PARKER ON BUILDING ONE OF THE WORLD'S BIGGEST FITNESS APPS IN JUST 4 YEARS
Gstaad Guy
Social media creator known for satire about wealth
Episode: GSTAAD GUY: INSIDE THE MINDS OF THE ULTRA-RICH
Alain de Botton
Founder of The School of Life and best-selling author
The School of Life
Episode: ALAIN DE BOTTON: WHY MAKING FRIENDS AS AN ADULT FEELS IMPOSSIBLE (BUT ISN'T)
Louie Spence
Television personality and performer known for his appearances on Pineapple Studios and Celebrity Big Brother.
Episode: LOUIE SPENCE: I MAKE EVERYONE ELSE HAPPY BUT I CAN’T FIND HAPPINESS MYSELF
Jessie J
A popular singer and performer known for her hits like 'Price Tag' and 'Domino'.
Episode: EXCLUSIVE - JESSIE J: I'M FINALLY READY TO TALK ABOUT MY CANCER DIAGNOSIS
Chad Michael Murray
Actor known for his roles in 'One Tree Hill' and 'A Cinderella Story'
Actor in 'Freakier Friday'
Episode: CHAD MICHAEL MURRAY: I TRIED TO BE SOMEONE I WASN'T
TJ Power
Expert on mental health and addiction, focusing on technology's impact on well-being.
Author of The DOSE Effect
Episode: TJ POWER: PHONE ADDICTION IS REAL & HERE'S HOW WE BEAT IT
Katherine Ryan
Comedian and host of Write Me Dirty
Episode: Introducing Write Me Dirty
Stevie Martin
Talented comedian and one of the guests participating in the writing challenge
Episode: Introducing Write Me Dirty

Host

Jamie Laing
Host of Great Company, known for his engaging interview style and ability to foster deep conversations with guests.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.1k ratings
  • Stop the end questions

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Cchild777£
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Jemima annoying

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Annabel123@
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Interesting guests not just on the promo circle

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Galelb
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Expect the unexpected

    The joy of this podcast is the unexpected discussions and how Jamie can talk with his guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MGB898
    Australia2 months ago
  • Great podcast, lose the upfront chunk

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jezzle2022
    Australia2 months ago

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Overall, the emotional depth and varied topics covered are praised, with many finding the storytelling aspect compelling and relatable.
Listeners appreciate the engaging and candid conversations with guests, often highlighting the humor and relatability of the discussions.
Some reviews indicate a preference for focusing on guest interviews rather than producer commentary, suggesting a more streamlined format would enhance listener experience.

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GSTAAD GUY: INSIDE THE MINDS OF THE ULTRA-RICH
Q: What's the saying or phrase that makes you smile that cheers you up?
I love gratitude. Genuine signs of appreciation from others make me very happy.
GSTAAD GUY: INSIDE THE MINDS OF THE ULTRA-RICH
Q: You think responsibilities make us unhappy?
Complexities that we can't solve easily lead to stress and ultimately unhappiness.
GSTAAD GUY: INSIDE THE MINDS OF THE ULTRA-RICH
Q: Tell me the most unbelievable thing you've seen since starting Gstaad Guy.
During COVID, students from a luxury boarding school paid for hotel rooms just to order pizza, highlighting the absurdity of wealth.
GSTAAD GUY: INSIDE THE MINDS OF THE ULTRA-RICH
Q: What is Gstaad Guy? Who is he? What does he do? What does he create?
Gstaad Guy is a fictional character who serves as an ambassador for ultra high net worth individuals, known for satire about their exaggerated lifestyles.
ALAIN DE BOTTON: WHY MAKING FRIENDS AS AN ADULT FEELS IMPOSSIBLE (BUT ISN'T)
Q: What advice would you give to a man who is struggling to connect with his friends?
To embrace confident vulnerability, and begin to raise deeper topics in conversation.

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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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Great Company launched 2 years ago and published 87 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Great Company include:

1. Ben Parker
2. Gstaad Guy
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4. Louie Spence
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6. Chad Michael Murray
7. TJ Power
8. Katherine Ryan

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