Geoff Norcott

Andy Zaltzman is joined by Geoff Norcott, Shaparak Khorsandi, Helen Lewis and Ian Smith. This week they discuss Keir Starmer's plans for the NHS, teachers' strikes and the political row over Scotland's gender recognition reform bill.Hosted and written by Andy Zaltzman with additional material from Alice Fraser, Mike Shephard, Katie Storey, Vicky Richards and Cameron Loxdale.Producer: Georgia Keating Executive Producer: James Robinson Production Co-ordinator: Becky Carewe-Jeffries Sound Editor: Marc WillcoxA BBC Studios Production

Geoff Norcott, an English comedian and political commentator, dives into the complexities of modern masculinity and the evolving role of the British bloke. He humorously explores the impacts of cultural movements like Me Too, emphasizing the balancing act between traditional and contemporary male identities. The conversation flows from the pressures on men regarding appearances to the hilarity of male bonding rituals, all while critiquing the political landscape and society’s obsession with true crime. A mix of laughs and insights awaits!

Recorded at the BBC Radio Theatre, this week Andy Zaltzman is joined by Angela Barnes, Ian Smith, Desiree Burch and Geoff Norcott to discuss Putin's invasion of Ukraine and the reaction at home and abroad. The team also look at the end of COVID restrictions in England, Johnson's questionnaire from the Met, and Trump's new social media venture.Hosted by Andy Zaltzman Chairs script by Andy Zaltzman Additional Material from Alice Fraser, Suchandrika Chakrabarti, Sean Stoakes and Cameron Loxdale. Production Co-ordinator: Katie Baum Sound Editor: Marc WillcoxThe Producer is Gwyn Rhys Davies, and it is a BBC Studios Production.

Geoff Norcott, a writer, comedian, and fan of The Office, joins the hosts for a great discussion about The Office, comedy, and more. They compare The Office to Star Wars, talk about favorite scenes and stand-up comedy, and explore the challenges of touring and performing at the Edinburgh Fringe. They also discuss the World Cup of comedy, the Edinburgh Comedy Award, and future plans for the podcast.

Andy Zaltzman is joined by Geoff Norcott, Chris McCausland, Isabel Hardman and Maisie Adam. This week they discuss a taxing week for Nadhim Zahawi, a downer week for levelling up, and the small matter of the end of the world.Hosted and written by Andy Zaltzman with additional material from Alice Fraser, Davina Bentley, Simon Alcock, and Cameron Loxdale.Producer: Sam Holmes Executive Producer: Pete Strauss Production Co-ordinator: Becky Carewe-Jeffries Sound Editor: Marc WillcoxA BBC Studios Production

Join Geoff Norcott, a stand-up comedian known for his witty takes, along with political satirist Amy Hoggart, and fellow panellists Alasdair Beckett-King and Susie McCabe. The discussion humorously tackles international election interference, highlighting Trump's Big Mac antics and Labour's door-knocking woes. King Charles and Queen Camilla's kava experiences reveal royal quirks, while the hosts engage in a hilariously insightful quiz on regional quirks in England, blending laughs with sharp political commentary.

Comedians Geoff Norcott, Stuart Mitchell, Daliso Chaponda, and journalist Katy Balls join Andy Zaltzman to discuss the final head-to-head debate in the UK, workplace betting pitfalls, and address political elephants in the room with humor and wit.

Stand-up comedian Geoff Norcott discusses cynical advertising strategies, comedian Rachel Fairburn talks about the nation's obsession with conspiracy theories, and musician Rachel Parris performs an original song on this comedy podcast episode.

In this engaging conversation, Andrew Doyle, a sharp satirist known for his political commentary, and Geoff Norcott, an insightful comedian and host, dive into 2023's cultural landscape. They tackle the complexities of political representation and the absurdities surrounding current events, expressing their views on LGBTQIA+ advocacy and media biases. Humorously reflecting on how streaming changes comedy, they explore the evolving dynamics of political absurdity and highlight the disconnect between public sentiment and politicians' actions.

Comedian Geoff Norcott discusses his book 'The British Bloke, Decoded' with Richard Herring. They explore masculinity, male delusions, expressing love to children, and the joys of audiobooks and physical books.