
Sean McLoughlin always wanted to host a late night talk show so he set one up in his living room. New episodes every Tuesday.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

On this spooky edition of the show the fantastic STUART LAWS is here to promote his new special and to hijack the interview in many ways. You will SCREAM at the quality of interviewing! You will SHRIEK at Eliot's outfit! You will WINCE at some of the... more
The great PAUL SINHA (The Chase, Taskmaster) comes to the Studio this week to try and class up the show. In a surprisingly respectful and legitimately inspiring McEpisode we cover his link to a historic figure, his path from medicine into comedy and ... more
Our dear friend and current Taskmaster contestant CHLOE PETTS is in the studio this week and it's a professional masterclass from all involved. Find out what its like being on such a famous show, the ins and outs of touring and has Sean seriously not... more
The Tubs may be the best band in Britain and now they get to appear on the stinkiest talk show in Streatham. We talk about their incredible new album 'Hard Life', what music really is and whether they need Eliot to be their roadie. It's rock star shi... more
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sean's last podcast heal your wounds made me laugh so much i choked. honestly, so good to have him and elliot back
Good lads, quality stuff. Give them FIVE STARS. Orite bye bye love you.
Yes!!! Heal your wounds, Sean & Eliot read the bible and Failing Better. Now for Sean’s challenging 4th podcast, ‘Sean McTalk’.
With Sean’s great sense of humour, heartfelt conversations with friends and his trademark self deprecation at levels that raise concerns for his wellbeing, this is bound to be a laugh a minute.
Stay tuned for roughly episode 11 where Sean’s classic podcast anxiety kicks in and he starts talking about finishing the podcast.
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A living-room late-night format built around Sean McLoughlin's relaxed, self-deprecating interviews with comedians, musicians and other entertainment figures. Conversations move between guests' careers, creative work and personal stories, with audience questions, improvised bits, recurring jokes and occasional playful quizzes adding to the informal atmosphere. Guests often discuss stand-up, touring, television, online projects, music and the realities of working in entertainment, while also promoting upcoming work. The distinctive appeal is the contrast between familiar talk-show elements and a deliberately homemade, unpredictable setup: the exchanges feel more like lively conversations among performers than polished publicity interviews. S... more
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Recent guests on The Sean McTalk Show include:
1. Stuart Laws
2. Paul Sinha
3. Chloe Petts
4. The Tubs
5. Micky Overman
6. Rody Walker
7. Rhys James
8. Alasdair Beckett-King
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