
Legendary comedian Mo Gilligan sits down with a selection of the biggest names to find out how they got started, what they are up to now and the legacy they want to create. Mo chats with Jonathan Ross, Sh*ts N Gigs, Babatunde Aléshé, Emily Attak and many more. Listen to Beginning, Middle & End now, on Global Player. Go to globalplayer.com or search for Global Player on your app store.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 87 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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East London storyteller Hak Baker joins Mo Gilligan to talk about the moments that shaped his life — from growing up on the Isle of Dogs to learning guitar in prison and becoming one of the UK’s most unique voices in music.
Hak opens up about redemp... more
Isaac Ryan Brown might only be 20 years old — but his career already reads like a Hollywood biography.
He first went viral at 6 years old singing Michael Jackson on America’s Got Talent, before becoming one of Disney Channel’s breakout stars on Rave... more
This week on Beginning, Middle & End, Mo Gilligan sits down with K Trap for one of the most honest conversations about fame, music, and growth you’ll hear all year.
From the moment K Trap removed the balaclava that defined his early career, to scori... more
From child wizard to Shakespearean king.
This week on Beginning, Middle & End, Mo sits down with Alfred Enoch — the actor many first met as Dean Thomas inHarry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone — to talk about the wild journey from childhood fame t... more
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Now this right here! Diverse, real and love listening to everyone’s life, views and personal experiences, Mo has a great way about him, super talented and this is just what we needed! Didn’t even know he had a podcast until I saw a clip with Guz and was like WHHHAAAATTTT! 👏🏽👏🏽
Love this podcast. Always a great conversation and amazing guests. Really enjoyed Guz Khan! Well done Mo and all the team, keep it up!
Mo contradicts himself and hasn’t done his research. He also talks in unclear sentences and often way more than the guest. The opening of the Dean Forbes podcast is painful. No clear structure, Mo is rambling. Mo didn’t understand or ask Dean to explain what he actually does and so it was painful to listen to Mo even after Dean corrects him a few times. Dean doesn’t broker deals… there were a few missed opportunities for Mo to dig deeper but they were missed. Very surface level.
I’m a huge fan of Moe’s stand-up, but hearing him be this insightful, this empathic, this compassionate and curious, has given me an entirely new lens the witch to look at him and his art. Anyone who is interviewed by him is mad L
lucky. Go off rude boy.
Love the diversity, depth and humour in all the conversations.
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A conversational interview series where a prominent comedian sits down with high-profile guests from entertainment, music, and culture to uncover how they started, what they're working on now, and the legacies they hope to build. Episodes blend personal origin stories, career milestones, business insights, and candid takes on industry dynamics, often interwoven with humor and warmth. The show tends to feature immersive chats about creativity, resilience, and representation, with memorable anecdotes from touring, auditioning, and leadership in the arts. A standout quality is the host's empathetic, relaxed interviewing style that often invites behind-the-scenes details and practical takeaways for aspiring artists, executives, and fans alike.
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Recent guests on Mo Gilligan: Beginning, Middle & End include:
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