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Episode 34 with Comedian Tez Ilyas
It's pOi's 2nd birthday and we gathered in a governmental conversation space to chat with comedian Tez Ilyas about the Green Party, revenge bequeathals and fruit preference.
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Episode 33 with Comedian Nat MetcalfeÂ
We do quite a bit of moving around with this show, and this time we're in Shades in Angel, a dang stylish hairdressers by whom we are sponsored this week. We bring to you special guest Nat Metcalfe (BBC Radio 4, XFM and The Leaky Boot Comedy Group) and also featuring a dog (named Dave).
Gazz is scared of spiders because of Arachnophobia (the movie), Nat teaches us about all the different kinds of tears and Howard is going to take a dance class.
A Dance Class!
There’s also some mention of this video here...
OUR SPONSOR THIS TIME IS SHADES IN ANGEL!
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Episode 32 - Evelyn Mok
This week our show comes straight from the comfort of Howard's actual living room with special guest Evelyn Mok of Telephone Pirates (in Sweden). She's pretty keen to trap a certain male celebrity in a relationship using forced pregnancy and a faked terminal illness.
Meanwhile Gazz tries to bring back nostalgia, Howard's TV remote has a dedicated Netflix button which is proof of Skynet, and we are all living our parent's lies.
Plus, this song comes up in a way you probably can't guess.
This week's spokesman is Mark Davison, our guest from Episode 30.
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Episode 31 with Comedian Stuart Laws
Straight into our early 30's with excellent guest Stuart Laws. Comedian and actor and lovely man... whose favourite film is Unbreakable.
In this one, Gazz asks for a few last words, Howard wonders "Arnie or Sly?" and hassles a dog in a hotel, Stuart is haunted by a cardboard cut out of actor Ted Danson and it's the welcome return of pOi's most needlessly combative learning segment; Fact You!
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The middle bit of this episode is Joe Bor, who was our guest on Episode 20.
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Episode Thirty - Mark Davison
Mark Davison of Exploding Heads and unreality show Debt Monkey is our guest this time, and it's primarily a fear based show this one.
Genuinely dangerous rides that may actually kill you, the Irish Republican Army, things that go bump in the night and also in the day as well as the shock revelation of which pop song most frightened Howard as a boy.
Check out Mark in Debt Monkey below...
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Episode 29 - Joe Davies
It is 2015 (which we're re-branding as 20X5) and our first episode of the year is with comedian and carpenter Joe Davies.Â
He's a bloody lovely guy with a box of tools you could cut a hand off with and some very probing questions about the unseen voices we all seem to take advice from. Who are "they" and why do we listen to "them"?
On top of that Gazz plugs a podcast that's not this one and Howard displays his relentless techno-fear.
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Episode 28 - Comedian Dane Baptiste
Ho Ho Ho! Possibly of Christmas!
It's our Christmas Episode and we've received the greatest gift on our list, comedian Dane Baptiste! He enjoys Street Fighter, the 1986 #Transformers Movie and is a fairly liberal consultant when it comes to Gazz's health.
A LOT of stuff gets done in this episode. We create a new kind of Heavy Metal based aerobics, ponder ice cream diversification and try to decide which animal we'd transform into to murder our opponents in a Mortal Kombat setting
Meanwhile Howard thrashes some children (on FIFA) and brags about beating women (at arm wrestling.)
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Episode 27 - Comedian Ian Smith
Day Five is here and, as a treat, behind today's Possibly of Christmas advent calendar door is a brand new episode!
Comedian and serious Biblical actor Ian Smith comes along, fresh from a bumper year at the Edinburgh Festival and playing Noah's son, whose name may shock you. Ian joins us to talk about his favourite Spice Girl, an escaped tiger stalking Disney Land Paris and how to use your death row meal to stall the execution.
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Episode 26 - Evening Standard's Bruce Dessau
We're joined this... time... by art critic and writer Bruce Dessau of BeyondTheJoke.co.uk and The Evening Standard newspaper. Plus he was in the video for Sir Paul McCartney's "Pipes of Peace"; Christmas Number One 1983.
Bruce comes to us with Michael Palin's new travel diaries to ask about journaling, and a framed Rik Mayall NME cover to make Gazz cry.
Furthermore, Gazz wonders When do you know it's Christmas and Howard wants to know quite reasonably why films are so damned long.
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Life on One Leg; by Howard
How did you do it? The question everyone who has broken an extremity dreads. It gets to the point where recording the story of how the injury occured and playing it on request seems reasonable. A simple 30 second audio file, permitting the sufferer to not have to suffer at least that question anymore. Don't break your leg. Forget all the glamorous images of exotic trips to hospitals. It's really not worth it. I fractured my tibia playing my last ever competitive game of football. I went up for an aerial challenge (I jumped) and came down awkwardly and it was all over. Within a few hours I was on a hospital bed and looking at the next five weeks in a plaster cast. Fortunately my job only requires my mind and not my legs, unlike the many cab drivers I've had conversations with over the past month or so. Each ride with Londons finest reminded me of the ease with which my work in television has continued unabated with one leg. To be fair, you feel pretty much the same trying to come up with BBC3 show names when missing a limb. Clearly its not so easy to drive a cab with a broken leg, as each driver who took me about in the last few weeks made sure to remind me. There's something horrifically humbling about being on crutches. For a moderately fit and well 30 something male, to be consistently asked if I'm ok when doing simple activities, such as getting into cars, doesn't bolster ones self esteem in any way. So many of lifes little chores become impossible. Carrying a glass of any liquid from room to room cannot be done without some kind of lid system. Washing becomes a genuine balancing act on the edge of your bath. Putting the sock on the end of your broken leg to hide your dirty toes from public view is a macabre cabaret of pain. Then there's food shopping. I don't have enough mouths to feed to make an Ocado delivery worthwhile. Your appetite is regularly affected by the painkillers too so it's not really an option. Shopping is a total shambles. I had to attach a carrier bag to one of my crutches and clunk around the store filling it up like a very slow contestant on Supermarket Sweep. I was reguarly watched by security guards who thought I was some kind of remarkably unskilled disabled shoplifter. I did accidentally steal some yoghurt raisins from The Co-Operative the other week, but I've since gone back and paid for them. But probably the biggest negative of the "crutch life" is the genuine exhaustion you feel from having to carry yourself around on your arms. Shoulders, arms and particuarly wrists are strained to just about breaking point. Which is the last thing I need. Even the slightly bigger arm guns at the end of it don't make it worthwhile. This pain leads to a conscious decision to move about as little as life permits, and a lethargic feeling that helps to re-emphasise the general pain. The endless banter with the world who knew you on two legs is also a sort of pain, with the name Hopalong being offered up to you in frequent jest. The name comes from a fictional cowboy character Hopalong Cassidy, who was portrayed by numerous Hollywood actors in the early 20th century, with an appropriate limp to match his name. On a daily basis, a variety of members of my life's assemble cast, who I bear no real ill will, would take it upon themsleves to dub me the modern embodiment of this stumbling famous hero. As it was barked at me again and again, the amusement this gave a wide mix of people knew no end. It was as though it was a stroke of original comic genius the world had not known before. In reality it's a bit of a generic unfunny comment of pretty pointless proportions. For future reference, the person on crutches that you say "Hi Hopalong" to probably doesn't need to be reminded that they look really ridiculous. The sweat pouring down their face as they try to go to the local shop to buy a tin of beans is all the reminder they will ever need. But life as a temporary one legged person has given me the opportunity to specifically praise the general London public, a rare occurence in this day and age where the idea of commmunity is so totally eroded. During my five weeks on crutches, I travelled across London using two different trains, four days a week. Every day I would get myself down to the platform and hop onto a busy train packed full of commuters. Having hobbled down to the station from my home, I would always be dripping with sweat and feeling the aforementioned arm agony. Without fail every day someone would get up to let me sit down. Men and women of all backgrounds appreciated the impossibility of someone with crutches keeping their one remaining foot steady on a moving train. Real empathy across a range of people from North to South London in a community of 8 million. I would sit there exhausted but thankful for their understanding. It's a good reminder that even in the competitive centre of the universe that is London, people are able to stay aware of the weaknesses of those around them, and help to make them stronger. Thousands of commuters were thoughtful enough to step over my leg, as I sat unable to bend it in my horribly heavy cast. Apart from one bloke in Whitechapel who seemed unable to fathom why my leg was in the way of him and his suitcase. After a short discussion about the limitations of bending my leg and how this had inconvenienced him, he picked up his suitcase and carried on along the train. I decided to bite my tongue and not let him know that myself and the rest of the carriage thought his head resembled that of a penis. Still that was just one man in literally thousands of London commuters who made my life easier and therefore better. I'm pretty much back on two legs now, with no crutches just a bit of a hobble, which probably won't be permanent. If it is, feel free to call me Hopalong, even if it leads to me shooting you. Just before I got rid of the crutches, I went to a wedding of 115 guests. I think I told at least 100 of those guests how i did it. How did I do it? With the support of strangers as well as a tiny handful of those closest to me. Thanks to all of them. Hopalong HowCo, signing off.
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Episode 25 - Comedian Matthew Crosby
Superstar comedian and writer Matthew Crosby sits next to and diagonally opposite Gazz and Howard respectively this week in our slightly longer Episode 25 Spectacular!
From Badults, The Kevin Bishop show and Stand Up for the Week, Matt joins us with talk of horse shoes (why?), sleepwear (what?) and animal slavery (which?). Meanwhile Howard considers life with leg and Gazz does a dark episode.
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Episode 24 - Comedian Bobby Mair
Possibly of Interest is a nomadic podcast, turfed from place to place as the owners of the Broad Gallery go on a worldwide baby tour, and so this time we're coming to you from an advertising agency think tank with Comedian Bobby Mair.
Bobby regales us with the story of his escalating fight on a Brixton Night Bus which involved no less than 5 participants in 4 separate sections. Howard's bust his leg again which knocks Gazz out of his list of Top 3 Biggest Irritants.Â
Gazz tries to show Hitler a Spider-Man movie, Bobby considers Malaysia Airlines and Howard genuinely asks "Are you a Belieber?", marking a new low point.
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Episode 23 - James Loveridge
In which our heroes are joined by comedian and producer James Loveridge, the world's most delighted man.Â
Fresh from a gruelling 30+ Day drinking session (RE: Edinburgh Festival), James stops by on his bike to bring us some Michael Jackson Facts, the correct pronunciation of Bruschetta and his God awful memory for names of close friends. Gazz acquires a robot stylist and goes on the hunt for the McRib and Howard recites the lyrics to "The Cheeky Song (Touch my Bum)" in a piece of surrealist performance art none of us were ever expecting.
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Episode 22 - David Morgan
The greatest hair in the business, quifflord David Morgan joins Howard & Gazz in some swanky Westminster offices for this podcast. It's not FM, AM or even MW. It's a podcast.
Comedian David Morgan has been all over the TV, he's been to Edinburgh with his show "Social Tool" and he knows more dessert restaurants than you do regular restaurants. We get down to chatting about root canals, David is addicted to sugar so we keep offering him sweets, Gazz went out an bought three different lady mags and one of Howard's friends admit that he's a nice person.
Among other things.
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Episode 21 - Cult Movie Obsessive Sam Ashurst
Sam Ashurst has conversed with the most famous and talented actors, directors and writers that Hollywood has offer during his tenure with top flight movie magazine Total Film. Now, as he prepares to go freelance, he's lowered his expectations and joined Howard and Gazz in The Broad Gallery.
Gazz tries to sell the idea of a Yorkshire Pudding Van, Howard announces his failed dream to be Sausage King of London, Sam wants reassurance on terrible dates and who is a Psychopath; Howard or Sam? Or both?
Give us your business ideas on Twitter with the hashtag #BusiMe
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Episode Twenty!
It's our twentieth episode Spectacular!Â
Guest Joe Bor is in the gallery, fresh from performing a pair of shows at Edinburgh Festival, and Howard & Gazz manage to genuinely change his life for the better. We give him honest career advice, we help him sleep better, Howard asks him how he wants to die and Gazz saves his marriage!
Where would Gazz blow himself up? What family occasion would Howard make a scene at? Why's Joe so paranoid that someone's gonna "get him"? Find out!
Also this episode's hashtags, which is apparently something we do now, are #pOiOAP for our older listeners (if we have any) and #toasttothefuture for your Toaster advancements.Â
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Episode 19 - Comedian Jacob Edwards
Howard's least favourite episode starts badly for him, then gets worse for him. Gazz enjoys it though, as does guest Jacob Edwards (Live at the Electric, The IT Crowd, 10 O'Clock Live).Â
We get the return of Space Chat when NASA bombs the moon, Leonardo Da Vinci is a bloody show off, everyone has a system for choosing the best public toilet (featuring Patrick of The Broad Gallery), Howard proposes a Cheeseburger Eating Contest with #FatFucks and Gazz loses a tooth for a truly ridiculous reason.
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