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Hello and welcome to the show, I'm Stuart Goldsmith, and today I'm talking to Seymour Mace, who has been described variously as a purveyor of dark whimsy as a clown a definitely a comic a former street performer I was actually recommended I interview him seeing as he

seemed to fall into the theenn diagram of things that I like

and of course he also was nominated this year or the year just gone for a comedy

award at the Edinburgh Festival.

Seymour is an absolutely fascinating man.

He's a very, very funny performer

and I think a lot of people on the British comedy circuit

were so proud and happy to see him finally get the

recognition that we all felt he deserved and this is a very candid interview

we talk a lot about Seymour's depression and some of my own mental health issues as well.

I think there's lots of really interesting and vibrant creativity-based stuff

in here as well. So I'll let see more get straight into it. I was actually

I was told by Emily Crosby who kindly logged this episode for me when she

sent me the log she included in the email something on the logged this was

she included in the email something on the lines of

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