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Scottish comedians Marc Jennings, Stephen Buchanan and Stuart McPherson have some laugh - or at least some laughs - on a weekly basis, discussing topics big and small - while joined by guests from the world of comedy.

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Steve and Marc are joined by comedian and host of Trashfuture & Glue Factory Milo Edwards.... more

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Marc is joined by comedians Alison Spittle and Tamsyn Kelly ahead of their double-bill stand-up special recording at Blackfriars in Glasgow on 30th October. Alison discusses going on House of Games and pyschologically crumbling after taking a seeming... more

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This week the boays welcome back comedian Gareth Waugh, who discusses how he's adjusted to fatherhood, his experience of performing on cruise ships, and how an episode of this very podcast made him realise he'd misinterpreted a common sex tip and has... more

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Marc is joined by Mike Rice in the Spotify Studio to discuss the Riyadh Comedy Festival and their disappointment at the likes of Bill Burr's involvment in it. Plus, they discuss the wild encounter they had with a Canadian (but spiritually American) g... more

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Alison Spittle
Comedian and performer
Episode: Ep 180: Alison Spittle & Tamsyn Kelly on House of Games, New York with CMAT & Social Media Self Promotion
Gareth Waugh
Scottish comedian and Radio 4 series creator
BBC Radio 4
Episode: Ep 179: Gareth Waugh on Whispering into V*ginas, Cruise Ships & Accidentally Receiving £250K
Michael Rice
Comedian and performer
Episode: Ep 178: Mike Rice on Riyadh Comedy Festival, Oasis & Meeting a Divorced Kill Tony Fan
Josie Long
Award-winning comedian known for her insightful humor
Episode: Ep 174: Josie Long on Glaswegian Words, Teenage Diaries and All-Girl's Schools
Krystal Evans
Comedian and author
Episode: Ep 173: Krystal Evans on the new Mitchell & Webb Sketch Show, Anthony Scaramucci & American Tipping
Carl Donnelly
Comedian known for his storytelling and reflections in stand-up comedy
Episode: Ep 171: Carl Donnelly on Ayahuasca, Hair Transplants & Going Mad at the Fringe
Mary Lane
Tarot card reader
Episode: Behind-the-Scenes with Comedians at the Edinburgh Festival | Day at the Fringe Documentary
Thor Stenhaug
Stand-up comedian originally from Norway now performing in the UK.
Episode: Ep 170: Thor Stenhaug on the Scotland of Scandinavia, Meeting a Beatle & Being a One Night-Stand Baby
Ayo Adenekan
New York comedian and Fringe performer
Episode: Ep 167: Gen-Z Clubbing with Ayo Adenekan

Hosts

Marc Jennings
Host and comedian known for his interactive style and crowdwork.
Stephen Buchanan
Host and comedian, bringing humor and storytelling to the conversations.
Stuart McPherson
Host and comedian known for his lively storytelling and engaging discussions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 1.2k ratings
  • Yes I have joined the Patreon

    Very funny, I’m sadly from southern England but I listen to this and Here Comes the Guillotine, so I can experience people with culture & personalities.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pat Hoddle
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Hilarious

    I listen to this when I’m on my postie round most days.. Laughing out loud - people think I’m mental. Probably am. Class podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Baindude
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Good Boays

    A warm, slice of Scotland. Always look forward to the next episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    just the one pint
    Ireland6 months ago
  • No idea who these guys are

    Right so I listened to the episode with Fern Brady cause she posted it on instagram, it was funny I laughed twice, which is high praise from me. Then I listened to the latest with the Irish fella doing the Vince McMahon impression and I got so into it I forgot to scan my sausages and they had to scan all my items when I got picked for a bag check.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    superplasmatron
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • First time listening to this podcast. 30 minutes in and they haven't introduced the guest or the hosts. So if you want to a podcast that's like listening to random strangers on the bus this is it I guess.

    Podcast Addict
    2
    podcast_fanny
    a year ago

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Many reviews highlight the warmth and entertaining banter that offers a slice of Scottish life, making it a feel-good experience.
Listeners appreciate the comedic chemistry among the hosts and guests, often mentioning how the humor feels relatable and authentic.

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#170
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#11
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#110
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#46
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#65
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#94
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ep 167: Gen-Z Clubbing with Ayo Adenekan
Q: How does it feel doing an hour?
Ayo describes it as new and feels the pressure to tell a story and have a narrative as opposed to just joke after joke.
Ep 167: Gen-Z Clubbing with Ayo Adenekan
Q: Do you think you managed to get through it, because there is a lot of talk about like this, and maybe it's people that are younger, if they were maybe in high school, not at the time, but it's like they've kind of, it's affected people's ability to socialize and all that sort of stuff because they missed out on like a kind of important time?
Ayo shares how he feels younger people seem to struggle with socializing now, probably due to the effects of COVID-19.
Ep 167: Gen-Z Clubbing with Ayo Adenekan
Q: So, you are a friend who grew up in Edinburgh?
Ayo Adenekan talks about growing up in Pilton, a rough area of Edinburgh, and attending school in the posh Stockbridge area.
Bonus: Adam Curtis on "Shifty", Self-Interest & Why We're All "Scunnered"
Q: What are your views on the current political climate and the rise of figures like Trump?
Adam Curtis explains how politics seems trapped in a cycle of chaos, though substantive change remains elusive.
Ep 149: Partick Colonic with Darren Connell
Q: What is the difference between a hangover and a come down?
A hangover is when you still function and crave takeaways, while a come down leaves you dry and riddled with fear.

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This podcast features a vibrant mix of Scottish humor, where hosts engage in lighthearted conversations on a wide array of topics, ranging from personal anecdotes and cultural quirks to reflections on the comedy industry. The discussions often incorporate guest appearances from fellow comedians, who share their experiences and insights, contributing to a humorous narrative that intersperses comedy with relatable life stories. With a focus on comedic storytelling and camaraderie, listeners can expect an entertaining blend of laughter, cultural commentary, and a behind-the-scenes look at the world of comedy.

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1. Here Comes The Guillotine
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Recent guests on Some Laugh include:

1. Alison Spittle
2. Gareth Waugh
3. Michael Rice
4. Josie Long
5. Krystal Evans
6. Carl Donnelly
7. Mary Lane
8. Thor Stenhaug

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