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Hello there, I'm Stuart Goldsmith and this is the last comedians comedian podcast until September.

We're going to be taking some time off to go to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

I imagine a lot of you are too.

So I'm going to leave you with a fascinating one for this short break as I discuss anger

and compromise with a wonderful comedian Mr Liam Malone.

Well tell me about Edinburgh then,

when did you start writing that show?

The show you're going to do shortly?

Um,

Kind of as soon as I'd finished last years,

because what has happened with my comedy is, for several years I was just doing a sort of kind of intellectualized whimsy

whereby it was I was not generating very much stuff because I never sat down to try and write.

It would always something would occur to me. I'd make a note of it and I'd take it from there.

And so I had some set-piece jokes that were very complex and very sort of clever and, you know,

I was kind of relying on that kind of thing and then last year I thought I

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