Adam Buxton talks with English actor and writer Daisy May Cooper about art school, therapy, social media, relationships, fame, and TV secrets. They discuss the negative impact of social media, experiences with alcohol, filming intimate scenes, and things that bring joy. The conversation also explores the portrayal of the 1980s and spontaneous human combustion.
The podcast episode discusses the challenges and dynamics of filming sex scenes in TV and film, highlighting the importance of creating a safe and respectful environment for all involved.
The hosts and guest explore their experiences with therapy, expressing a desire for therapists to provide more direct advice and guidance in their daily lives.
The conversation delves into the complexities of friendships, emphasizing the value of having a trusted confidant outside of one's immediate social circle for unbiased advice and perspectives.
Deep dives
Summary Title 1
The podcast episode features a rambly conversation with English actor and writer Daisy Mae Cooper. They discuss various topics including childhood memories, art school, therapy, social media, fame, and their experiences on Never Mind the Buzzcocks. They also touch on the challenges of filming sex scenes and the bizarre world of conspiracy theories. Throughout the conversation, the hosts and guest share personal anecdotes and reflections, creating a relaxed and engaging atmosphere.
Summary Title 2
The hosts of the podcast episode talk about their involvement in the music-themed comedy panel show Never Mind the Buzzcocks. They discuss their interactions with guests such as Suggs, Chesney Hawkes, and Sean Ryder, sharing humorous anecdotes from behind the scenes. The conversation also touches on the dynamics and camaraderie among the show's hosts and panelists. Overall, the hosts express their enjoyment and gratitude for being a part of the show.
Summary Title 3
The podcast episode delves into the topic of sex scenes in TV and film. The hosts and guest share their thoughts and experiences on filming intimate scenes, discussing intimacy coordinators, boundaries, and the delicate balance between authenticity and professionalism. They also touch on the challenges and awkward moments that can arise during the process. The conversation provides insights into the behind-the-scenes aspects of filming sex scenes and highlights the importance of creating a safe and respectful environment for all involved.
The dilemmas of therapy and the desire for guidance
In this podcast episode, the host and guest discuss their experiences with therapy and the desire for more guidance in their daily lives. While therapy can provide valuable perspective and support during challenging times, they express a desire for therapists to provide more direct advice and tell them what to do. They explore the balance between therapists guiding individuals towards self-discovery and the appeal of being told what actions to take. The conversation touches on the nuances of therapeutic approaches and the potential dangers of seeking affirmation of negative behavior.
Friendship dynamics and open communication
The podcast delves into the complexities of friendships and the limitations of open communication. The hosts discuss the challenges of being completely honest with friends, acknowledging that certain thoughts and critiques may not be openly expressed to maintain the sustainability of the relationship. They highlight the value of having a trusted confidant outside of one's immediate social circle, who can provide unbiased advice and perspectives. The conversation also touches upon the difficulties of assertively communicating emotions and the notion of being emotionally open in relationships.
Adam talks with English actor and writer Daisy May Cooper about the supernatural, Daisy's memories of watching the Adam and Joe Show, art school and drama school, therapy, social media, what we're like to be in a relationship with, how the children of billionaires get screwed up, why being famous isn't what Daisy imagined, the secrets of TV sex scenes and what always cheers Daisy up.
And in today's outro, a couple of messages from listeners responding to comments made in the last podcast with Louis Theroux about recycling and spontaneous human combustion.
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This conversation was recorded face to face in London on September 1st, 2023
Thanks to Séamus Murphy-Mitchell for production support and conversation editing.