Joe Lycett - Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast  

portland 182 Knowledge is porridge

She wasn't the costume designer for any of those films. She worked on the costume crew.

@@withonelook1985 Costume maker not designer - soz

@@portland-182 so she actually knows how to sew then

OMG that would be the best thing ever.

Well Joe's dad isn't connected with the BBC so he did more than 10 gigs before getting on TV... *catty*

they're both funny but Joe is superior he would make a great chat show host

Couldn't agree more. Joe Lycett is brilliant!

I didn't realize how much I would enjoy The Graham Norton Show with Joe Lycett.

skawashers it’s incredible how industrial it’s getting now moving miniature train loads of stones out daily

@@chutney I found it over Christmas and i can`t tell you how many people ive played the stone clearing podcast to. This newer podcast has taken the Baton from Julian Copes - The Modern Antiquarian and made it sound like something like it should have come out of the mouth of jack Hargreaves . Its wonderful

Ground breaking comedy. Literally.

“All the nines... 999”

Davies said "I've not finished yet"

@@gillymac9363 how could I mistake! Old white males kinda have a look tho 😂 sorry from yet another owm 🤣

So, did you like it?

@@kisbie hell yeah, I wanted more episodes.

I think he meant to say that *some* of Joe's stuff is just trolling for fun and/or is less motivated by earnest political message, but I agree, even when he does it's always at a deserving target - scammers, negligent/dodgy businesses, etc. He uses his irreverent powers for good :)

Here Here!

With a bit of luck, Satan will be shoveling snow off his drive before that happens.

She just has been?

Ray Peacock ?

This one?

referring to the state of his teeth?

Was that the one that went something like this: Richard: "Hey Stew, do you remember the 90s?" Stew: "No!"

I think it's fair to say that both Richard and Pear Cider Stewart could do with letting their egos down a bit.

"he's *quite* old" Such perfect delivery with the timing and the intonation on the 'quite' 😂

@@helenl3193 Thank you!

What, again? So soon after she had an episode all to herself?

Fuck that.

A bit annoying, but I feel like it paid off several times.

Bc he absolutely is?

There's always one

Well observed, but it's a shame you do not have the literacy skills required to articulate your point.

@@irreverentreverend7053 Well you agreed, my pompous, self righteous friend. So it's hardly like I'm banging a rock against a keyboard is it.

I didn't agree; I said well observed. That does not prove concurrence on my part. Once again, you're betraying your level of intellect. Nevermind, I'm sure somebody with your musical talent doesn't need to rely on English grammar to get ahead. There's nothing quite as tragic as a white man that tries to be black. Ya get me, blud?

@@irreverentreverend7053 lol, I've never once said "ya get me" in my life. And the rapping I used to do is hardly 'trying to be black'. Thanks for the view though mate and it didn't get me ahead but it got me a lot of head, so well worth it.

Surely by definition it's not a thing..?

Nothing is still something because it's got a name. I agree.

Nothing is nothing,so canot be something, regardless of titles...surely!?!😅

Sorry Internet..I've nothing else to do.

There can only be nothing in opposition to something. While it may be no - thing, it is still the lack of some - thing.

I don't think there's any need to be so patronising. He said that Buddhists believe that there's no self - which as far as I understand is true. He did say it as if that was the same as the idea of the existence of nothingness, which is obviously a confused conflation, but the difficulty of the metaphysics of nothingness is a perfectly legitimate and interesting question in itself (Nicholas Waghorn's book on that is really interesting). I think given how difficult these questions are to state accurately, and that it was a pretty off the cuff remark, it's a bit silly to pick him up on it.

​@@charliepotter100 Fair point :) Sorry

@@jopar3292 NO. I am sorry, I over-reacted. I spend way too much time being bored on the internet. There's just something about that phrase 'bless him' that triggers me. I also didn't know that Buddhists thought that existence was mind dependent, so thanks for that. Also my reply was pretty patronising itself, so clearly I'm a hypocrite.

@@charliepotter100 :D - Now I read it back - I can see what you mean! The internet is a great place to overreact too!. Im always doing it - What personally triggers me is Americans always pronouncing their letter O's as A !? Like StOlingrad (: - Its difficult to talk about Buddhist beliefs because they are like a big puzzle - One piece depends upon and is linked to other pieces. Getting one piece out of context just makes it all the more confusing and unbelievable. Anyway - Buddha's teachings on the mind are mind blowing (pun intended) For example the Buddhist definition of mind .... "Mind is a formless continuum, clear like space but that functions, & has the power to know or perceive things" !! Mind itself is Not a process of a physical cause and so at the time of death, when the link between the body of this life and the mind ends, the conciousnouss leaves the physical body and shortly enters another body . Karma or cause & effect (in English) is also very interesting - The motivation & intention of ones actions of body, speech or mind leave imprints or seed like impressions on the concioussnouss. Later when certain causes and conditions come together these seeds ripen as experiences - negative actions leading to suffering results and wholesome actions leading to pleasant or fortunate results. Whether someone believes in karma or not Im sure you can appreciate that that belief and the meaning of what mind is, forms the basis of a potentially very wholesome and good hearted life. Anyway, again, sorry, its hard to write about such things without sounding a bit preachy or know-it-all? I very much agree with you - there are so many interesting topics out there. An open mind and heart can appreciate and take in so much. That old adage is so true - The more I know, the more I realise I don't know !! :) And to be honest, I find its not difficult to know many things but to actually put them into practice...whole different ball game. Still, its a good life trying to

This thread was so heartening to read compared to most of these types of interaction, thanks for putting a smile on this cynic's face!

we've tried it. Doesn't work for this set up

@@MT-kx2uc I saw that one. Bit awkward, but not that bad. Drinking with Crohn's is clearly self destructive behaviour, I feel for the guy.

gaz riley I think they are tones

Black is a just a lack of colour

@@workid2930 it's the colour Black

@Abe Garfield of course they are colors they are Black & White

Fact check Santa here. Nope.

I only noticed it when you pointed it out... thanks for making it unbearable for me too :)

@@Jack-vf2zn Ooops sorry!

@@elharrop its okay! We still love Joe

oh fuck off