Retro RHLSTP 56 - John Robins and Elis James

RHLSTP with Richard Herring

British Comedy Guide

Comedy, Performing Arts, Tv & Film, Arts

4.8 • 5.7K Ratings

🗓️ 5 June 2023

⏱️ 78 minutes

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RETRO RHLSTP #56 Not My Cup Of Tea - Fired up by his first TV recording in 23 years, Richard decides to work harder on his opening monologue, but is surprised to find how little he’s actually done, but at least there’s one in the eye for Kettle Crisps and luckily his guests are radio and podcast sensations John Robins and Elis James.

They discuss pant retirement etiquette, being in a double act that actually like each other (for now), the curse of the Independent comedy couples photo shoot, the most money that’s ever changed hands for GCSE art coursework, the power of being a fan, Celebrity Mastermind humiliations and how not to respond to criticism. Plus who will survive the Josh Widdecombe/John Robins showdown?

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0:00.0	Hello my finest friends, welcome to the Richard Herring podcast feed. Thanks for listening.
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0:18.3	Look, we are starting a new run of Rahul Astapa at the Leicester Square Theatre on the 5th of June,
0:25.9	then every Monday till the 17th of July. We've got some fantastic guests lined up for you.
0:32.3	We've got Adam Row from the Hava Word podcast and Tanya Moore, fantastic standup for the first one
0:38.8	and lots of exciting guests. Big announce all the time, Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman are doing it.
0:45.5	Richard Christie, the guy from Ghosts, Alistair Green and Peter Baynum, Sarah Millican, all kinds of
0:52.9	people. So do tune in, do come and see us if you can. Think it sells a little bit low and if you
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1:23.3	slash Rahul Astapa for ticket links and guest news. But let's sit back and relax and enjoy whichever
1:30.1	podcast you've chosen to listen to right now. Sorry about the traffic noise, I'm on holiday in
1:35.2	cheddar and sitting on my balcony next to my hot tub. Yeah, it's not as nice as it sounds.
1:42.9	But it's okay. All right, seeing a bit. Bye.
1:47.2	Hello my finest friends, welcome to another retro Rahul Astapa. We occasionally put these out in
1:53.7	the hope that if you're new you'll get to hear some of the classic apps. If you're old you'll get
1:58.8	to rehear them. Please do share these with friends the more downloads we get, the more stuff we
2:05.2	can bring you. It's a beautiful symbiotic relationship, my fine friends. And don't forget we're
2:09.6	going live again with Rahul Astapa from Mondays in June and most of July do come and see us richhane.com
2:15.6	slash gigs. Anyway, this podcast is with the wonderful Ellis James and the person who's been in the
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