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All My Clothes Need Burning (formerly Television Times)

Steve Otis Gunn

Wordmonger & Tunesmith Steve Otis Gunn chats to people from the world of entertainment who share travel stories they probably shouldn’t. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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All Episodes

59:43

S3 EP19: Stephen Curry

All My Clothes Need Burning (formerly Television Times) ·

2024/12/21

Today we welcome Australian actor Stephen Curry to the podcast for a chinwag about his varied career in TV and film, most notably his outstanding performance in 'Hounds of Love' and as King Yakan in Marvel's 'Thor: Love and Thunder'. We discuss the power of wigs and hair dye, rudeness dressed up as a well-meaning compliment, and why he doesn't quite understand the appeal of 'Taskmaster'. Stephen then explains what it's really like to shoot in remote locations, why some movies should only be watched

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40:32

S3 EP18: Nic Sampson

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2024/12/13

Today we welcome New Zealand actor and comedian Nic Sampson to the podcast for a chat about his time as a Power Ranger, how he blagged his way onto the red carpet with Tommy Lee Jones in Toronto and why the X-Files scared him into thinking he might burst into flames. We discuss our joint love of hotels, why discovering Alien life might not be in our interest, and why Nic refuses to buy his former costume on ebay.All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis Gunn.Please buy my book

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53:31

S3 EP17: Stuart Laws

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2024/12/06

Today we welcome the multi-talented comedian and director Stuart Laws to the podcast for a chat about his passion for flipping beer mats, the confines of a performer's comedic uniform, and why many stand-up comics tend to look alike. Stuart explains how he's adapted his onstage persona since being diagnosed with Autism and how that discovery has helped him understand the emotions that neurodiverse audience members may be suppressing during his own shows. Stuart also explains how he likes to nurture

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47:53

S3 EP16: Steve Bugeja

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2024/11/29

This week we welcome the brilliant comedian and writer Steve Bugeja to the podcast for a chat about his career in comedy and TV. Steve regales us with stories of his first appearance on 'Love Island Aftersun', being part of the writing team for 'The Russell Howard Hour' and the quiz show 'CelebAbility', and how he finally got to enact his childhood dream of creating his very own sitcom 'Buffering' with Iain Stirling.All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis GunnExcept 'Unguarded

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42:35

S3 EP15: Phil Hammond

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2024/11/27

Today we welcome British-Australian comedian, writer, and doctor Phil Hammond to the podcast for a chat about his career in TV, radio, and comedy. We discuss Phil’s numerous appearances on 'Have I Got News For You' and why Boris Johnson is not the bumbling idiot he makes himself out to be. Phil explains how he became the first-ever atheist presenter of a religious programme on the BBC, why he and Tony Gardner once used an ice cream van to topple a sitting MP, and how, whilst appearing on Countdown,

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41:14

S3 EP14: Nick Schuller

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2024/11/22

Today we welcome Australian comedian Nick Schuller to the podcast for a chat about his dislike of social media, the genius of Stewart Lee and Nathan Fielder, Moving to London in March 2020 and giving away free bottles of wine at The Melbourne Comedy Festival. We also discuss the UK's fascination with Neighbours, why low quality films are being churned out at the same time as top tier television, and why SAS Australia's premiere was slightly misjudged. All music written and performed in this podcast

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58:28

S3 EP13: Harry Jun

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2024/11/20

Today we welcome Korean-Australian comedian Harry Jun to the podcast to chat about the Scottish obsession with deep fat frying and why he'd love to be a contestant on Masterchef, Gen Z's appropriation of our childhood treasures via the rise of retro cool, the bizarre Australian Kids TV Show 'Round the Twist' and why some Americans speak funny, whereby Harry introduces me to the phrase vocal fry. Harry then explains why most Australian comedians tend to know one other and why practical effects in

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41:55

S3 EP12: Paul Savage

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2024/11/18

Today we welcome Comedian and Cartoonist Paul Savage to the podcast for a chat about the ever changing life cycle of a comedy set, why putting too much pressure on an opening joke can ruin an act, and why comedians today might need to keep their day jobs. We discuss why actors and footballers aged differently in the '80s, how it was impossible to find a stumbled upon TV show after the fact before the internet, and why '90s sitcoms put so much emphasis on getting your shit together at an early age

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57:06

S3 EP11: Mark Dolan

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2024/11/14

Today on Television Times Comedian and Broadcaster Mark Dolan drops in for a long overdue chat, and yes we do talk briefly about his rather left field move into the choppy waters of political discourse, but mostly it's a chat about trendy glasses, crusty rolls and how 'Minder' was once filmed in his dad's pub. Mark explains how he tries to find life hacks wherever possible and how he dreams of opening a chain of cafes that sell three types of stew. We also discuss the joys of a cash and carry,

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38:17

S3 EP10: He Huang

All My Clothes Need Burning (formerly Television Times) ·

2024/11/06

Today we welcome Chinese comedian He Huang to the podcast for a chat about a myriad of subjects including performing in intimate spaces, dealing with difficult audiences, and the exhausting nature of being a comedian in an age of social media. We also discuss exotic food and herbal medicine, why there's no age ratings on Chinese TV and the pleasure of a five hour massage.All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis GunnPlease buy my book 'You Shot My Dog and I Love You' available in

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57:00

S3 EP9: Gary John Miller

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2024/11/02

Today we welcome U.S. comedian and actor Gary John Miller to the podcast for a chilled out chat about a variety of subjects including why Colorado has become synonymous with True Crime, how TV can influence food cravings, and why so many American films end with a kiss or marriage sequence. Gary also explains why he likes to eat as the locals do whilst travelling, why 'Paris Syndrome' is a thing, and how he inadvertently started watching South Park aged just six.All music written and performed in

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53:08

S3 EP8: Danny Robins

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2024/10/31

It's Halloween, and who better to chat to than Danny Robins, the man behind the incredibly successful podcast & BBC TV show 'Uncanny'. Find out why Danny was interviewed by The Guardian as Basil Brush, which unsettling film influenced his trademark look, and how he made the jump from comedy to the paranormal. As a bonus to this Halloween episode you will also hear myself and the hilarious Clinton Baptiste talking about theatre ghosts backstage at The Tyne Theatre earlier this year, as well as an

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39:04

S3 EP7: Ian Stone

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2024/10/25

Today we welcome comedian and author Ian Stone to the podcast.Ian explains how he deals with divisive issues onstage and why world events have unfortunately allowed previous routines to once again become relevant. He shares his love for Billy Connolly, especially on Parkinson, and breaks down the brilliance of Ronnie Barker's comic delivery in the TV show 'Porridge'. Although Ian is very much into his music, we find out how he really felt whilst appearing on 'Never Mind The Buzzcocks'. We also chat

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43:55

S3 EP6: Louis Katz

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2024/10/22

Today we welcome U.S. comedian Louis Katz to the podcast for a deep dive into the Edinburgh Festival, and comedy in general. Louis explains why performing to Fringe audiences is a soulless and joyless experience and why he won't be coming back any time soon. Louis then name drops a celebrity penis while I explain why I was more than happy to have one of my shows cancelled. We discuss 'taking a punt' and ponder the inevitable bursting of the comedy bubble, while also wondering if podcasts might now

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59:51

Terry Christian

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2024/10/11

Today we welcome the man who was at the absolute centre of TV and celebrity culture in the 1990s. Long before TFI Friday and Britpop there was a Friday night Channel 4 show that drew an enormous viewership among the young, and that show was 'The Word', a television show helmed by Mr Terry Christian. Starting out in radio at the age of just 19, Terry has had a remarkable career that put him front and centre of the Manchester music scene, and later in a position to fight for those bands to gain

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41:13

Sid Singh

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2024/10/08

Today we welcome American Comedian Sid Singh to the podcast for a chat about his career in comedy, most notably in Europe, where he appeared regularly on a popular Romanian talent show. We discuss how bad eggs can seriously disrupt a performance and why Sid ended up sleeping in his car just days after winning a prestigious Edinburgh Fringe award. Listen as he relays the story of landing a life changing TV hosting job and the chaos around the whole experience, all of which just happened to occur

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55:46

Howard J. Ford

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2024/10/04

Today we welcome Howard J. Ford, Director of the hit film ‘The Ledge’ onto the pod to talk about his new movie ‘Escape’ and his upcoming thriller ‘DarkGame’. Find out why he prefers to film in exotic places, even if scouting out a location can sometimes become dangerous, and why he's a big fan of capturing the action by shooting just one take. We discuss why watching films on a phone is a no-no, and how our ever-connectivity with devices is leading to us lose one other. Find out the lengths Howard

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35:32

Yuriko Kotani

All My Clothes Need Burning (formerly Television Times) ·

2024/09/27

This week we welcome comedian Yuriko Kotani to the podcast for a conversation about Japan, comedy, food and telly. I was lucky enough to be able to sit down during the busy Edinburgh Fringe for a podchat with Yuriko whereby we discussed performing comedy in a language other than your own, the magic that lies within Doraemon's fourth dimensional pocket and watching Japanese horror films at way too young an age. Yuriko shares her love for The League of Gentlemen and British comedy in general, while we

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36:54

Nikky Smedley

All My Clothes Need Burning (formerly Television Times) ·

2024/09/18

This week to kick off Season 3 we welcome Children's TV megastar Nikky Smedley for a chat about her pivotal role playing Laa-Laa in the original Teletubbies. I was lucky enough to share a venue with Nikky during this year's Edinburgh Fringe which led to our chance meeting and subsequent podchat. If you want to know what it was really like to be inside that big yellow costume, then this is the episode for you.All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis GunnPlease buy my book 'You

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1:03:27

Live from EdFringe with Chris Dobrowolski

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2024/08/20

Until brand new episodes drop in September, we're hijacking the podcast feed to bring you a special 'Live' from EdFringe episode withartist Chris Dobrowolski that's nothing to do with telly. It's just us discussing our experiences in putting on our respective shows at this year's fringe and all the ups and downs it brings. All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis Gunn, except the outro track which was actually written by A.I. (No, really)Please buy my book 'You Shot My Dog and I

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