Comedian, Voice Over, Radio Host, Oddity
In this edition, our guest is the founder, promoter, CEO and spiral leader of The Stand and Deliver Comedy Club, Rhodders… Full disclosure, we ran out of things to do so Rhodders had his Girlfriend Jordan interview him! We also hear from Nick Byard who Read More …
It’s been a strange few months in the world of stand-up comedy. Club founder, CEO and spiritual leader Rhodders and his new chief of staff Dan Collins sit down in their living room to bring back the podcast. They discuss their two recent outdoor shows Read More …
Geoff has won over many a crowd with his punch line packed sets and unpredictable ad-libs. He is also the master/disaster mind behind Reading’s longest running comedy gig, Go On My Sun. Rhodders and Geoff talk about: Running a gig in the middle of the Read More …
On episode 20 Rhodders chats to… Nicole Harris They talk about: being tidy, improv in comedy, are comedy nights fearful of booking acts who improvise? How adlib and written material can work together, staying “in the moment” while performing, learning a language, performing standup in Read More …
On episode 19 Rhodders chats to… Kathryn Mather They talk about: writing a dissertation on standup comedy, how to build TARDIS, trying to make comedy your living and why it is so hard, why being paid and having fun are not always linked, working in Read More …
On episode 18 Rhodders chats to… Maria Shehata They talk about: Maria going from working the box office to her first open mic spot, why acts don’t want talk to audience members before shows, controlling a room without having to be “larger then life”, hecklers Read More …
On this show Rhodders chats to… Stylophobia A unique musical act. Currently the only stylophone play on the comedy circuit. They talk about: What made Stylophobia transition from playing in bands to performing comedy, why school fed his desire to be funny, why he dresses Read More …
On this show Rhodders chats to… Freddy Quinn Freddy talks about: Why he does not try new jokes when MCing, getting away with being abrasive to audiences, are audiences easier to offend and should comics change their style because of this? The types of styles Read More …
On this show Rhodders chats to… Patrick Monahan and Lily Lovett Patrick Monahan blends a high energy comedy style with engaging topical and observational material. A master of crowd work, able to unleash a joyous brand of mayhem in any room. Lily Lovett has worked extensively in Read More …
On this show Rhodders chats to… Simon Caine Simon Caine is one of comedy’s great DIY independent acts. Over the last few years Simon has been steadily building an audience via his national tours and podcasts. This has been achieved without the help of an Read More …