Richard Herring welcomes brilliant stand up Paul Foot as they discuss Paul's confusing advert with Richard Branson, the repetitive nature of movies, the fury of John Terry's cousin, the effect of a film on Bjork, and what it's like to be Paul Foot in real life. They also share stories about engaging with audience members, liberal views, ludicrous acts of love, memory loss, and their admiration for Paul's comedy.

Paul Foot, a comedian and actor known for his quirky stand-up and appearances on shows like "Never Mind the Buzzcocks," joins the conversation. They delve into his unique comedic style, touching on his hour-long themed shows and mental health journeys. Paul shares whimsical reflections on bleak films acting as ‘sexytime erasers’, his admiration for Nicolas Cage, and the curious allure of 'making of' documentaries. The duo also explores the emotional weight of cinema, revealing their eclectic tastes and the powerful connections between film and personal experiences.