
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 | 285 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Adam talks with American actor, writer and comedian Kristen Schaal about Joan Proctor the Dragon doctor, why Kristen believes eating after 5pm is disgusting and why the subject of meal times is tearing the Buxton family apart, ideas for films, screen... more
Adam rambles with Irish stand-up comedian, writer, and actor Dylan Moran about why he hates facts, chronic pain, what it means to be a man of advanced middle age in the 2020s, how many gummies is too many, music and why he thinks our reliance on tech... more
Adam talks with British comedian, writer, playwright, singer, journalist, producer and actor Dame Meera Syal about memoir writing, growing up part of the only brown family in a 1960s Midlands village, what the British Empire's legacy of colonialism m... more
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
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Used to absolutely love Adam, and I am from a similar background to him so can’t really legitimately join the criticism of him / his guests for being a ‘posho’ or whatever, BUT this latest Q&A episode with this young producer is AWFUL. It’s awful that someone who’s so famous for interviewing would allow himself to be effectively interviewed (obvs they’re listener questions, but he’s relaying them) by a hype man who is so clearly in awe of him. Also, the way Diggory(?) says ‘hmm, mmhmm, huh?’ whi... more
Adam is so emotionally intelligent- he is such a natural interviewer and never highjacks conversations. He always puts his guest first and is a pleasure to listen to.
I am hug loving Huguenot!
I though I saw you in Norwich once and waved and smiled at a random bearded man with a hat
Keep up the creepy hugs please
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
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The show blends warm, rambling conversations with a strong creative through-line: comedy, music, and personal storytelling with a distinctly informal, intimate vibe. Guests span actors, journalists, musicians, comedians, and writers, yielding wide-ranging chats that touch on career evolution, memory, culture, and the craft of storytelling. Production is notable for original jingles and intros, with a casual, walk-and-talk atmosphere that feels like a long, friendly conversation. A recurring strength is the host's ability to coax thoughtful anecdotes from high-profile guests while balancing humor with genuine moments of reflection. This mix—artistic collaborations, behind-the-scenes glimpses of media creation, and playful banter—likely appea... more
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Recent guests on THE ADAM BUXTON PODCAST include:
1. Meera Syal
2. Rob Auton
3. Sara Cox
4. Louis Theroux
5. Kathy Burke
6. Harry Enfield
7. Patrick Radden Keefe
8. Bridget Christie
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