
British comedian Adam Buxton talks with interesting people. The rambly conversations are sometimes funny, sometimes more serious with funny bits. Adam makes the jingles and records the intros and outros for most episodes while walking with his dog friend Rosie in the East Anglian countryside where he lives with his wife and three children.
Adam has appeared in films such as Hot Fuzz, Stardust and ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 282 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Adam answers questions from the podcats about how he selects guests, whether he'd interview Elon Musk, misheard lyrics to the Like And Subscribe jingle, where the Entertainer jingle comes from, getting kids into music, the best gifts he's received an... more
Adam walks along London's Regent's Canal with British comedian, artist, writer and actor Rob Auton and talks about Rob's creative process, winning a best joke award at the Edinburgh Fringe for a joke he no longer tells, his upbringing as the son of a... more
Adam talks with broadcaster and author Sara Cox about hair raising childhood farm injuries, being a Daddy's girl, cringey memories of The Girlie Show, whether she feels she needs to watch what she says at the Big British Castle, the challenges of par... more
Adam talks with British/American journalist, podcaster, and old friend Louis Theroux about Adam's Audible series Successpod (on which Louis was one of the producers) as well as great singers who can't sing, what Rosie is really thinking, enlightenmen... more
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We are in the US and I used to download A&J podcasts and burn them on CD's. I was commuting at the time and they amused me mildly. Our son became a fan and I'd pass them off to my mother who would listen with my nephew. (Her grandson) We all became massive fans and parrots shouting A&J phrases at every opportunity. A recent visit from UK cousins allowed me to rediscover AB. I immediately texted (the nation, well across the nation) to my nephew in California. let joy be UNRESTRAINED! We are all ... more
Just a bit too icky for me
Painfully middle class.
My two favourite people talking together! Enjoyed it immensely - I would love it if you two did a show together.
This used to be one of my favourite podcasts as it was free and really entertaining. Not only has this podcast been pretty much none existent the last two years, It’s now no longer free so I find myself reappraising. Okay you have to make a living. Thats fair I understand it.
But so do we and if it’s a choice between entertainment and basic living expenses then it’s a No.
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A long-running, conversation-driven series that pairs a witty host with an eclectic roster of artists, comedians, journalists, musicians, and filmmakers. Episodes blend candid storytelling, cultural critique, and creative craft, often mixing humor with thoughtful reflections on fame, aging, artistry, and the arts ecosystem. Production tends to be warm, with playful bits and musical interludes, and guests span British and international entertainment, journalism, and indie arts. The format often features intimate anecdotes, behind-the-scenes stories, and explorations of what it takes to sustain a creative career while balancing family, public attention, and personal growth. This show is likely to appeal to curious listeners who enjoy rambling... more
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Recent guests on THE ADAM BUXTON PODCAST include:
1. Rob Auton
2. Sara Cox
3. Louis Theroux
4. Kathy Burke
5. Harry Enfield
6. Patrick Radden Keefe
7. Bridget Christie
8. Josh Johnson
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