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Desert Island Dictator

Desert Island Dictator

By: Jacob Hatton
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 You are marooned a desert island with a few books and records. Fast forward three years. You now rule the island with an iron fist. But what laws will you enact? What will you ban? Each week, comedian Jacob Hatton interviews a new castaway from the worlds of science, journalism, politics and entertainment and asks them about their own personal island. Will it be a utopia or a nightmare?Copyright 2020 All rights reserved. Philosophy Political Science Politics & Government Social Sciences
Episodes
  • The One With All The Sidetracks - feat. Leslie Ewing-Burgesse

    The One With All The Sidetracks - feat. Leslie Ewing-Burgesse
    Jun 6 2021

    To celebrate the Friends Reunion (which we didn't speak of at all), I spoke to my friend Leslie Ewing-Burgesse, ostensibly about her island, but we uh... got sidetracked.

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    51 mins
  • "Noodle for lunch on Noodle Island" feat. Luke Poulton

    "Noodle for lunch on Noodle Island" feat. Luke Poulton
    May 1 2021

    Welcome back to Desert Island Dictator! This week I spoke to Luke Poulton (@veganluke) about Wallace and Gromit, Blobby and the all powerful noodle sandwich.

    We had a lovely old time.

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    59 mins
  • "I'm nice, but I'm in charge" feat. Robyn Perkins

    "I'm nice, but I'm in charge" feat. Robyn Perkins
    Mar 25 2021

    This week I spoke to Robyn Perkins, scientist, comedian and owner-operator of "Comedy for the Curious", a science based comedy show that right now runs online every Sunday here

    We talked about the final defeat of techno and in the end descended into a lengthy food-based fugue state.

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    44 mins
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