53 episodes
Brydon & Wondery
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4.1 • 283 Ratings
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Well done. You’ve sorted through the embarrassment of riches that is the modern podcast landscape and found me, Rob Brydon, on my podcast. It’s terrific conversation, full of anecdotes and reminiscence where appropriate.
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Claes Bang
This week Rob is joined by Danish actor, and undercover musician, Claes Bang to talk about his upcoming historical epic, William Tell. Claes shares how his career has exploded on the global stage after his award-winning performance in The Square, starring alongside Elisabeth Moss and Dominic West. The pair discuss their comedy connections, from to Sharon Horgan to Stephen Merchant, and Claes shares how Mark Gatiss helped him find humour in the darker roles, while taking on Dracula.
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Adam Garcia
From flying cars in rural England to the dancefloors of Brooklyn, this week's guest has done it all. Join Rob as he welcomes star of the stage and screen, Adam Garcia, onto the pod. Adam shares what it was like working with the Bee Gees and being part of the stage production of Saturday Night Fever. The pair discuss their experiences working with mutual friend Kenneth Branagh and Adam shares stories from his current nationwide tour of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
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Michelle de Swarte
From the glamorous world of the New York modeling scene to London's comedy circuits, this week’s guest, Michelle de Swarte, has done it all. Rob finds out how Michelle was discovered, about her move to America and what drew her into comedy. The pair also discuss working with Katherine Ryan and Michelle reveals the inspiration behind her new comedy drama series, Spent.
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Tom Walker
From political outrage to scathing between broadcast rants. He's everyone's favourite fictional political correspondent, it is of course Tom Walker aka Jonathan Pie. Rob finds out the story behind Jonathan Pie and the long road to viral success. The pair discuss comedy inspirations and Tom shares what he'd like to do next.
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Aisling Bea
This week on the pod Rob welcomes one of Ireland's best-known comedians and actresses, Aisling Bea. The pair talk about Aisling's early life and what it was like working with Domhnall Gleeson and Andrea Riseborough on Channel 4’s Alice & Jack. As well as the upcoming series 2 of Avoidance with Romesh Ranganathan. Aisling also openly shares how she has found ways to manage her ADHD.
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Tom Davis
Kicking off the new series on the pod, Rob welcomes a big guest who’s everyone’s favourite King of suburbia. From murder mysteries to gold heists, he’s done it all. It is of course the hugely talented, Tom Davis! Rob and Tom chat about his latest tour and what it was like working with Lee Mack and Timothée Chalamet. The pair also discuss the highs and lows of touring and Tom reveals why he had to become a secret sausage dealer on the set of Wonka…
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Customer Reviews
Missing the show already
I think the show is warm and funny, Mr Brydon asks great questions and the guests always supply fun stories. Looking forward to the next series already!
Rude to his female guests
I’ve always loved Rob, but this podcast has shown him in a different light to me. I’ve noticed when he has women on he’s always very condescending, talks over them and stops them in the middle of talking to change the subject. Sometimes he does it in a way that makes it seem like he’s playing a character but… seemingly just to get away with actually behaving that way. It’s very uncomfortable to listen to and the women always seem to be taken aback but professional, occasionally calling him out but in a polite joking way as to not cause issues. I thought better of Rob, and I hope he can read this and take it onboard and really reflect on behaviour towards the women on his podcast.
Rather dull
Somehow this doesn’t seem to work. I like Rob but he struggles to get anything interesting or funny out of his guests. I’ve listened to several but now unsubscribed.
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