In this episode I chat with stand-up comedian and actor, Alan Francis. We chat about his early years and his journey through acting, working in a garden centre and into stand-up.. We talk about the Edinburgh Fringe and winning the 1991 Channel 4 'So You Think You're Funny'. Alan tells stories of some of the incredible shows he's worked on, including 'Psychoville' with Reece Shearsmith & Steve Pemberton, working with Mel Smith & Griff Rhys Jones and also the stage production of War Horse. He chats about some of his big music loves, including John Martyn, David Byrne, Meatloaf and his love of Jazz..

Music;

'Blue Ska' - Kevin MacLeod

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In this episode I chat with stand-up and photographer, Steve Best. We chat about his beginnings and journey, through magic and comedy, to becoming a renowned photographer of his fellow comedians. We chat about his processes, finding his style and the understanding of how to frame an image.

We also chat about his love of music and how if things had been different, he'd be teaching Flamenco guitar in Spain.

https://www.stevebest.com/

https://www.instagram.com/stevebestpics

Music;

'Blue Ska' - Kevin MacLeod

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In this episode I chat with the late Roy Hudd's wife, Debbie about their life together and Roy's extensive career. She tells the story of how when working as a dancer, she met the enigmatic Roy and how their romance blossomed over time. Debbie tells stories of Roy's incredible life, including him receiving an OBE for 'Services to Entertainment' from HM The Queen and their many trips to one of their favourite places, Monkey World in Dorset.

She also talks about their shared love of music and we hear about some of Roy's quite surprising music loves.

https://www.theroyhuddstatueappeal.co.uk/welcome-from-the-missus-1

Music by;

Kevin MacLeod - Blue Ska

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