Rhys James

Rhys James, an accomplished comedian known for his vibrant social media presence and multiple solo shows, shares fascinating insights about the role of contrarianism in comedy. He discusses the delicate balance between shaping audience expectations and maintaining authenticity. Rhys dives into the complexities of fame, revealing humorous misunderstandings and the pressures that come with success. The conversation also touches on writing processes, the evolution of humor, and the importance of emotional authenticity in crafting comedy that resonates.

Rhys James, a comedian and writer known for his work on Mock the Week, joins to discuss the hilarities and challenges of creating his new stand-up special. He shares quirky anecdotes about performing with kids and the unique chaos that ensues. Rhys hilariously recounts disastrous cinema experiences and debates the merits of children's snacks like Dairy Lee cheese. They dive into the emotional resonance of films, exploring how these cinematic moments shape our perceptions of love and loss. It’s a delightful mix of humor and heart!

Rhys James, a witty stand-up comedian and author of 'You’ll Like It When You Get There,' shares fascinating insights into his comedic journey. He humorously recalls dressing in a tux for the occasion and reveals intriguing details about his dread memoir focused on avoidance and introversion. Rhys passionately discusses nostalgic food memories, from crispy buffalo wings to birria tacos, and even invents a delightful dessert of Yorkshire puddings filled with ice cream. His comedic flair shines throughout the conversation!

Rhys James, a sharp-witted comedian known for his time on Mock the Week and his stand-up special 'Spilt Milk,' joins a lively chat. He digs into the humorous oddities of daily life, from tech-driven mornings to the perils of social media. Rhys and the hosts debate chicken drumsticks versus other snacks, reflect on the oddities of cryptocurrency mishaps, and share anecdotes about an amusing 37th birthday filled with pineapple. The banter touches on comedy collaboration, celebrity encounters, and the quirks of gym culture, delivering laughs all around!

Hear brand-new satire on the Friday Night Comedy podcast from BBC Radio 4 with six Summer Specials. Including Rachel Parris, Dom Joly, Catherine Bohart, Rhys James, Ria Lina and Andrew Hunter Murray. If you're in the UK you can listen to latest episode first on BBC Sounds before anywhere else.