Edquiring Minds with Stephen Edwards Stephen Edwards

Guy Redman wrote a book, fell and hit his head, now he can’t remember writing it, and I’m sick of this shit. What have I become? I had a dream my life would be so different from this hell I’m living now. I quit.

I often keep each episode’s guest a secret, but let me tell you, this one was so very hard. I’ve been so worried it might leak out. You wouldn’t believe the worry I felt, I mean I was stiff with it. And we had such a good chat, it’s not like he was just in and out. No, he gave it to me good. I feel so satisfied after such a rough time, to be able to say my guest this week is the inventor of the phrase “That’s What She Said”.

This week's guest is Stu Perry, writer of such classic sitcoms as 'Only Swings and Roundabouts' and 'Some Uncles Do Shave 'Em'. He's here to promote the 50th anniversary of Trouble At Mill, and to express some OPINIONS about today's comedy shows.

Seany Stubbs is purveyor of new age science, including Deprivation Tanks - which sees the user submerged in a lightless, soundless tank of water for extended periods of time. Ever the cutting edge journalist, Stephen volunteers to try this new treatment for the benefit of YOU, the listeners.

Welcome to a contractually obligated third season. Charlie Oftensen is a progressive young candidate who was doing well in the polls until it came out he was into some seriously weird shit. Like, weirder shit than politicians are usually into.

In a special festive episode, Steven visits his estranged father on his deathbed, to settle their differences once and for all.