Join actor and comedian Steve Coogan, known for his sharp satire and activism against press intrusion, as he discusses the legacy of Margaret Thatcher through his role in 'Brian and Maggie'. He delves into media accountability, scrutinizing phone hacking and the erosion of journalistic integrity. Coogan also reflects on the impact of toxic masculinity in contemporary politics, the influence of figures like Andrew Tate, and his thoughts on Keir Starmer's leadership. Plus, he shares insights on the Me Too movement and its effects on workplace interactions.

Actor and comedian Steve Coogan joins Jon Stewart to discuss his movie Philomena. The podcast also explores the legalization of marijuana in Colorado, the emergence of a new industry, contrasting views on drug use, and the controversy surrounding the Catholic Church.

Steve Coogan, known for his roles in Alan Partridge and Dr. Strangelove, joins James and Ed. They discuss his new book 'Big Beacon', Alan Partridge's new project, transitioning food preferences, working class food, bitter beer, and food shout outs.