Stue here. I'm very proud to announce that spoilers my award-winning climate change comedy show is returning to the Edinburgh Festival on the 12th, 13th and 14th of August.

You can get your tickets at Stuart Goldsmith.com on the little orange banner or you can just go to Ed Fringe

and search my name I mean that's what I do

whether you're a die-hard North face-wearing climate dude or whether you are

just a regular person who's a little bit nervous about all the news you're seeing

and doesn't really know what to think, there's something there for you.

It's really fun and funny and I think you're going to love it.

See you there.

Hello and welcome to the show, Stue Goldsmith here.

This is Finn Taylor versus the internet because a lot has happened in Finn's life

since he was last on the pod pod not to mention him having two children

and also also more publicly the success of his hit online show

Finn Taylor versus the internet

it's created with Horatio Gold and

Vittorio Angeloni and Finn tries to discover how to make it online by

talking to someone with more followers than him. But it isn't really that. It's that's sort of a very superficial

reason for the show. That's like the on paper reason for the show to exist. It's basically an absolutely unbelievable amount

of roast jokes delivered straight to one person's face while two other people snigger in the

background. It's somewhere it exists, as Finn will explain, somewhere between Ali G and between two ferns.

It's had a bunch of guests including Jonathan Pye, Rosie Holt and Jamie Lang, and then a bunch of other people I've never heard of but who are apparently big online

sensations for one reason or another and we are going to find out loads about

how it's made why it was made and some of the the logic and the...

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