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Publisher |: Snipper Nixon

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Comedy,; Health,; Interview,; Society & Culture

Categories Via RSS |: Comedy,; Health & Fitness,; Science

Hear fascinating insights and revealing anecdotes from top comedians as they discuss health and well-being with a Harley street doctor.

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Frequency |: Periodic
Explicit |: Yes

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17 Available Episodes (17 Total) / Average duration: 00:32:03

Date Duration Most Reviewed Highest Rated

17 Available Episodes (17 Total)Average duration: 00:32:03

Sep 25, 2020

00:41:26

Milton Jones reveals his struggles with childhood verrucas; and his belief in the power of forgiveness.

Milton also unveils candid insights into his comedy style.

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More about Milton Jones here > @themiltonjones

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Sep 18, 2020

00:24:34

Neil Mullarkey is a founding member of the famous Comedy Store Players.

He’s also a renowned speaker on leadership and student of Frank Farrelly, creator of Provocative Therapy, which challenges negative behaviours.

In the mid-1980s, Neil teamed up with Mike Myers to form 'Mullarkey & Myers'.

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More about Neil Mullarkey here > @NeilMullarkey

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Sep 11, 2020

00:35:34

Best known as Dobby from cult-hit Peep Show, Isy Suttie is a Hull born actress and an acclaimed stand-up as well as award-winning radio comedy writer. Hear how she broke her ankle doing a dare, and why she enjoys monthly therapy. Isy is also the author of The Actual One: How I tried, and failed, to remain twenty-something for ever and host of the We Can Change The World Podcast.

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More about Isy Suttie here > @Isysuttie

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Sep 04, 2020

00:39:17

A Doctor’s agony, ecstasy & PTSD. Best selling author, Adam Kay, reveals his struggles with mental health and the secrets behind his No 1 book - This is Going to Hurt.

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Aug 20, 2020

00:23:46

Self-confessed ‘hippy anarchist’, Tony Allen was a founding member of ‘alternative comedy’ in the 1980s. Asthma turned into eczema; dealing with aphasia and talking out loud at Speakers corner.

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Aug 12, 2020

00:38:42

Gods, gurus, and faith; our guest Sindhu Vee grew up in India & America. Sindhu's Mum was a therapist and founded a successful non-profit drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre.

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Aug 03, 2020

00:37:55

A fractured scaphoid, epistaxis and psychoanalysis.

Growing up with one parent in the medical profession, Dane naturally spent a lot of time learning around doctors. He even watched open heart surgery as a child!

From a difficult child birth with his twin sister to psychoanalysis, we explore the fascinating world of Dane Baptiste.

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Aug 20, 2018

00:25:02

From having a knock-knees as a child to speaking native African clan tongues, including the famous ‘click’ language.

Describing himself as ‘Africa’s funniest Jew’, Nik Rabinowitz is married to a doctor so has much to say on the topic of medicine. He’s had hernia and then two knee operations leading to the wearing of built-up shoes. He’s also a speaker of native African languages and gives us an insight into Mandela’s clan names as well as demonstrating the famous ‘click’ dialects. Nik also reveals his experiments in past-life regression where he relived his own death in another body.

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More about Nik Rabinowitz here > @nikrabinowitz

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Aug 13, 2018

00:29:33

Red Dwarf star on heart attacks, comedian with too much time on their hands and the problem with Jimmy Saville.

One of the first and most deadpan stand-ups on the British circuit, Norman Lovett is now famous as the face of the computer, Holly, on the sci-fi hit comedy Red Dwarf. In this intriguing chat with Dr. Brian Kaplan, Norman muses on why comedians get depressed and reveals how he dealt with his own heart attack at the age of 38. Norman gives his thoughts on public figures from Donald Trump to Jimmy Saville and how to deal with the advancing years.

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More about Norman Lovett here > @normanlovett1

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Aug 06, 2018

00:33:04

Co-presenter of the award-winning radio show Infinite Monkey Cage, Robin Ince chats about fractures, accidents and therapists.

Super-smart comedian and fan of physics, Robin Ince, reveals all to Dr. Brian Kaplan including the many medical issues he faced as a child. As a clumsy three year old he tore the tendons in his arm, then cut his chin open and fractured his arm at a later stage, as well as being involved in a car accident. Robin also talks in depth about how the brain works under different stimuli and his interviews with various psychotherapists.

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More about Robin Ince here > @robinince

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Sep 25 | 00:41:26

Milton Jones | From Forgiveness to Verrucas

Sep 18 | 00:24:34

Neil Mullarkey | Leadership Guru & Improv King

Sep 11 | 00:35:34

Isy Suttie | Half Naked Hugs & Jumping From Bridges

Sep 04 | 00:39:17

Adam Kay | Agony, Ecstasy & PTSD

Aug 20 | 00:23:46

Tony Allen | Hippy Anarchist

Aug 12 | 00:38:42

Sindhu Vee | Gods, Gurus & Faith

Aug 03 | 00:37:55

Dane Baptiste | From Nosebleeds to Evolution

Aug 20 | 00:25:02

Nik Rabinowitz | Talking Mandela’s Language

Aug 13 | 00:29:33

Norman Lovett | Love On The Penguin Parade

Aug 06 | 00:33:04

Robin Ince | Preventing Cracks In Your Sanity

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