THE ADAM BUXTON PODCAST

British actor Jessica Knappett discusses making sitcoms, organ exploding stress, Yorkshire song origins, energy balls, and fixing the world with love in a hilarious chat with Adam Buxton.

Adam and George Monbiot discuss harmful farming practices, boarding schools' impact, changing views on nuclear power, and sources of hope. They chat about cider-making, kayaking, and emotional resilience. The conversation covers family dynamics, trauma from boarding school, and the need for sustainable farming practices.

Tim Heidecker discusses early influences, non-comedy music, Bob Dylan, and antagonizing the alt-right. They cover Randy Newman, Beatles history, critiquing American stand-up, and visual aesthetics. The conversation delves into comedy, music, and a movie about a secluded life in the desert.

Fred Armisen shares hotel hacks, insights from hanging out with David Bowie's producer, and nerdy facts from David Byrne. They discuss Talking Heads, Paul McCartney, Portlandia sketches, SNL audition nerves, and New York accents.

Ayishat Akanbi discusses changing the conversation around social justice, wokeness, and identity. The episode also covers self-discovery, language evolution, cultural values, and coping mechanisms. Adam solves mysteries from a Christmas podcast and discusses culture wars, hypocrisy, and therapy.

Werner Herzog, legendary German filmmaker, talks about AI poetry, email etiquette, LA being like ancient Rome, a WWII soldier who hid in the jungle for 29 years, therapy, trauma, David Blaine, and going into orbit.

Adam Buxton and Joe Cornish share festive waffle cake, Made Up Jokes, Eggcorns, and a Travelling Tale. They exchange audio gifts, including success tips and a live rendition of a Song Wars classic. They discuss homelessness, their involvement in Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning, the power of perseverance, misunderstandings, playful banter, and fan messages. They create a humorous song about the Queen's wishes for 2024 and promote Squarespace for setting up websites.

Joe Lycett, the British comedian and mischief maker, joins Adam to discuss live podcast shows, pranktivism, BBC balance, Werner Herzog's views on therapy, mopping debate, and Joe's evolution as a fine artist.

Adam Buxton chats with Daudi Matsiko, a British Ugandan singer-songwriter and guitarist. They discuss breaking free from cycles, gratitude for friends, and Daudi's upcoming album and live show. They also talk about supporting music making opportunities, the therapeutic value of music, and Fred Armisen's transition from punk bands to comedy.

Miki Berenyi, co-founder of Lush, talks about her unconventional upbringing, meeting pop idols, life on the road, and performing at the Lollapalooza tour. They also discuss private school experiences, complicated family dynamics, and intrusive conversation dynamics.