Exclusive interview with the world's only talking dog.
"Ruff" edit, hence the multiple endings.

Fabio The Talking Dog

RHLSTP # 63: Stewart Lee - This Morning With Richard and Nick. Richard is joined by his erstwhile partner Stewart Lee to chat about This Morning With Richard Not Judy. Stew discovers that there was nearly a very different host, they chat about the Edinburgh Fringe genesis of the idea and how they managed to give away a car, the terrible fate of Histor and Pliny, how ice and gas played a part on the stand-up circuit and the Rod Hull sketches that never were. They are then joined by Paul 'Curious Orange' Putner and Trevor 'Small-Face' Lock to chat about the gravity behind the gravity sketch and how Mark E Smith responded to the Curious Orange. The stink of the past hangs over the occasion like a fetid cloak made of carrion.

http://www.comedy.co.uk/podcasts/richard_herring_lst_podcast/

Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast - Episode 63 - Stewart Lee (TMWRNJ Special)

RHLSTP #68: Robert Webb - I think I've Explained Peep Show To My Satisfaction. Richard has been making t-shirts for Kickstarter donators but has made quite a basic error on one of them, and also considers a song-based justice system. His guest is the scourge of continuity departments everywhere, Lincolnshire's small-toothed Robert Webb. What was it really like working with Tim from The Office? Is Robert responsible for World War II? Worse, is he responsible for the queues at Shepherd's Bush Post Office? What went on in the Kinema in the Woods? Webb discusses how he felt about appearing nude in the film Confetti and plans an atrocity at a football stadium and reveals how he found out he wasn't going to be doing the Apple ads any more. Sponsored by the awesome www.crowmotion.com

More episodes:
http://www.comedy.co.uk/podcasts/richard_herring_lst_podcast/

Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast - Episode 68 - Robert Webb

RHLSTP #69: Louis Theroux - Pathetic. Richard is very excited to meet the man who made him give up viewing porn (temporarily), Groove Is In The Heart dancer and park ranger Louis Theroux. With a bad choice of words Richard almost Merchants the podcast early on and the interviewer becomes the interviewee as Herring gets Therouxed and opens up about his pre-marital life. Will he be the subject of one of Louis' future documentaries? Can there be a more insulting thing to happen to a person, given the broken people Louis generally focuses on? Louis' interview with Jimmy Savile is analysed in depth. Should he have spotted the monster lurking beneath the surface? Plus revelations about fagging for Nick Clegg, the bullying of Max Clifford and having your bits ripped off by a chimp. It's a fascinating 90 minute chat, more serious than usual, but still very funny. Thanks to www.secondlab.co.uk and all the other kickstarters.

More episodes:
http://www.comedy.co.uk/podcasts/richard_herring_lst_podcast/

Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast - Episode 69 - Louis Theroux

RHLSTP #71: Johnny Vegas - Maniac in a Suitcase. Giving away a prize to a lucky audience member, Rich reminisces about schoolday bags and realises how much work he has got to do to re-learn his 11 old stand-up shows for his insane attempt to do them all at the Leicester Square Theatre in August and September. His guest is a man who has done Chekov, Dickens and Celebrity Juice, Johnny Vegas. It's a truly fascinating discussion about the duality of the stand-up and where a Johnny ends and Michael Pennington begins. Michael discusses the lengths that Johnny would push him to and his total commitment to being a dog on stage, whether contentment and success mean the death of the character, how to make your own audience out of balloons, why he got the worst degree in his year at University and how he got his revenge. Plus how Monkey has clung to his back like a monkey, and the funniest sex show in history. It's really good.

More episodes:
http://www.comedy.co.uk/podcasts/richard_herring_lst_podcast/

Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast - Episode 71 - Johnny Vegas

RHLSTP #72: Mark Watson - Improvisation My Dear (Mark) Watson. Richard is reeling from forgetting about his daughter and another attack on his home (how will he ever sell it?), but excited to be welcoming the eponymous star of Improvisation My Dear Mark Watson to the stage and hoping to talk about nothing but that title for a full hour. Alas he gets distracted into discussing aversion to non-binding cheese; how thunder storms are the UK's biggest killer; advertising pear cider, and the criticisms that engendered; and Watson's love of dry stone-walling. Richard continues to try and pinpoint where having sex with a machine counts as infidelity and tries to encourage Mark to enact some of his fans' sexual fantasies. Also find out why Watson was the Rachel Dolezal of Wales. Buy tickets for Richard's ridiculous attempt to perform all 12 of his solo shows here: http://leicestersquaretheatre.ticketsolve.com/shows/873527351

More episodes:
http://www.comedy.co.uk/podcasts/richard_herring_lst_podcast/

Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast - Episode 72 - Mark Watson

RHLSTP #91: Phill Jupitus - (Never Mind) (The) (Buzzcocks). Richard has written his first joke of 2015 and can't wait to share it with the underwhelmed audience, but luckily he is riding high from his incredible level of public recognition on Pointless Celebrities. His guest is the immaculately dressed and multi-talented Phill Jupitus, who isn't so good with names. They chat about giving U2's new song a minute of air play, whether stand-up is harder than acting, how the most difficult person to please is always your mum and why the BBC is doomed. Get the behind the scenes info on Buzzcocks' guests Jedward and Jamelia and witness an old emergency question morph into something new and even more disturbing. Lots of funny stories and a great Mark Steel impression. It's worth subscribing to the monthly badge (www.gofasterstripe.com/badges) for the backstage chat too.

More episodes:
http://www.comedy.co.uk/podcasts/richard_herring_lst_podcast/

Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast - Episode 91 - Phill Jupitus

Calibre - Deep Orca
Mark System - Sound Man 
Villem & Mcleod - Putting Down Roots
Sam Binga - Chasic 
Villem - Artifacts 
Calibre - Simple Things
LSB - Walking Blues 
Jazzatron - Dallas Buyers Club
Silent Dust - 1959 (Calibre remix)
Payback - Sensations
Alix Perez & Ivy Lab - Maiden
Joakuim - En Attendant 
Fracture & Neptune - Dust Ball
Lynx & Kemo Ft. Alix Perez- Dangerous
Joakuim - Tears 
Halogenix - Shank 
Joakuim - Back To The Roots
Gerra & Stone - Plates
S.P.Y & Total Science - Guidance
Breakage - The Version
Moresounds - Pure Niceness 
Voltage Ft. Nicky Blackmarket - Jazz Tickles
Calibre Ft. DJ Marky - Amen Tune
Kasper - Suggestions
Joakuim - Channel 23

Spring Mix

Me and Tom Jeavons created a very special Tuesday Top Ten at Two. So special in fact that is isn't being broadcast on a Tuesday at Two. Unless that's the time now. In that case, well played. It's a countdown of some of the most entertaining bits from the Scratch Documentary.

Haven't watched the Scratch Radio documentary yet? Well, head over to www.scratchradio.co.uk RIGHT NOW and watch it!

Scratch Documentary Top Ten

PEPPATITS

So, remember this?

A few years ago, the F1 fans of Birmingham used to gather in a pub in the city centre and enjoy the atmosphere of F1 racing as a community. 
Then this guy used to run around and document their reactions to each Grand Prix in its immediate aftermath, whether they liked it or not

Well, we thought it was too good an idea to lay dormant, so lets do it again, shall we?

In this (re)Intro-cast, Paul Hadsley and Andrew Miller update themselves on the F1 landscape since the Pubcast was last on air, as well as looking forward to the hi-jinks ahead.
They also take a "sideways look" at the F1 season so far (though, as this is an audio podcast, it doesn't matter in which direction they are looking) 
It's not going to win any awards for in-depth analysis of the racing, but it may well make you smile
Well, no-one can deny it is an attempt at something, anyway. 

If you like the idea of joining in with this nonsense, please do join us at Hennessey's Bar in Birmingham this Sunday, somewhere between 1:30 and 2pm (Race start is 2:10pm for this season, don't blame us, it's a Liberty thing )
https://hennesseysdigbeth.co.uk/

Next Podcast will be out on Monday, and hopefully we'll be back to a regular schedule of Mondays following the racing.

Fabio The Talking Dog

Jeni Dreadful

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