Welcome back to the second part of this special episode.

We're talking to James Acaster as he returns to the podcast.

If you are a member of the Insiders which if you're not you can join at

comedians comedian.com slash insiders

then you will already have been able to see this entire episode and literally see it

not just hear it because it has full video as well. More on that later.

But for now, we are going to talk to James

about the development journey of James's latest show

Heckler's Welcome.

We're going to talk about the potentially false,

potentially true, is it true or is it false? The idea of a perfect audience.

And we're also going to deal with the inner crisis of being a comedian. Then later in the second half of the episode,

the second half of the second half, that's Q4, arguably, we're going to talk about

ghostbusters. So, lots to enjoy here, let's get stuck in. This is James Acaster. Let's talk a bit more about the show because we're making reference to it without having really

set up exactly what it is.

So I mean almost everyone everyone will know but for the

rare people that don't the show that you're touring at the moment how much how much

of the tour have you got left? We've got three more days here in Bristol and then I think we've got four days in Leeds, four days in Belfast,

some about three catering dates and I think that's this year done and then next year there's like five other towns or

cities that's like four dates in each but then but honest, I think yeah, most of it will happen next

year. I think there's also going to be a bunch more London dates added and hopefully some

American dates. So like, you know, I'm probably not halfway for it by the end of this year.

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