Headliners with Nihal Arthanayake

Nihal talks to Simon about his new Netflix stand-up special and the excruciating memory of his first ever comedy gig, aged 13.

Live from the Edinburgh Fringe, Nihal meets the award-winning US writer and comedian Emmy Blotnick.

After Harry Hill told him he should “try stand-up comedy” Nihal’s producers booked him on the bill at a comedy club during the Edinburgh Fringe.Having never tried comedy before how would he cope when faced with 10 minutes to fill in front of a paying crowd at the world’s biggest comedy festival?

Live from the Edinburgh festivals, Nihal Arthanayake talks to Whose Line Is It Anyway? stars Greg Proops, Stephen Frost and Richard Vranch.

Live from the Edinburgh festivals, Nihal Arthanayake talks to Billions star Dan Soder and stand-up comedian Reginald D Hunter.

Comedian Nish Kumar joins Nihal Arthanayake live at the Edinburgh Fringe to talk about representation on television, awkward stand-up performances in pubs and his enduring love for Terminator 2.

Comedian Darren Harriott joined Nihal Arthanayke live at the Edinburgh Fringe to talk about growing up in the Black Country, his love for microwave meals and his new show ‘Good Heart Yute’.

Nihal Arthanayke speaks to British author Malorie Blackman about her love for libraries and having her work quoted by Stormzy.

Youtube star Margaret Keefe on her chats with artists like Ghetts and Skepta.

Singer-songwriter and vlogger Emma Blackery talks about her life as a YouTube star, music career and the expectations of having such a huge online audience.