Romesh Ranganathan

Romesh Ranganathan, a British comedian and former maths teacher, shares his unique journey from classrooms to comedy stages. He opens up about the mental health battles that often accompany success and the pressures of family expectations. Romesh discusses how past struggles, including his father's imprisonment, shaped his humor and resilience. He reveals the therapeutic role of comedy in managing anxiety and self-doubt, offering a candid look at the intersection of personal growth and creativity.

Adam interviews British comedian Romesh Ranganathan about life in LA, diversity in comedy, handling criticism, and exploiting family for entertainment. They also engage in freestyle rapping, discuss negative feedback in the hip hop community, and touch on Indian representation in TV shows.

Stand-up comedian Romesh Ranganathan joins the host to chat about grief, legendary pub tales, and deep-fried boiled eggs. They touch on navigating the holidays, reflecting on father's legacy, and exploring sibling perspectives on parental relationships and grief. The conversation delves into complex family dynamics, confronting sudden loss, and the ongoing journey of honoring memories while moving forward.

Adam Buxton chats with British stand-up comedian Romesh Ranganathan about his career, TV shows, struggles with comedy, COVID-19 concerns, environmental impact of server farms, dealing with fame and criticism, anger management, and rewriting knowledge in an entertaining and reflective conversation.

Romesh Ranganathan discusses his upbringing, mental health, and the challenges of balancing work and family. He also shares humorous anecdotes about his name 'Jonathan' and early experiences in comedy.