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🗓️ 16 January 2017
⏱️ 79 minutes
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Radio and TV regular Angela is a prodigious joke-writer with a reputation for sharp material delivered in a world-weary manner. A former mental health professional, who "lost" her twenties to mental health problems she could deftly conceal, we talk about topical and political comedy, and ask whether her punchline density is really driven by insecurity...
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1:07.0 | Hello and welcome to the show I'm Stuart Goldsmith and this is the brilliant |
1:17.9 | the absolutely wonderful Angela Barnes who as we allude to in this conversation |
1:22.2 | Angela was an early guest on this show and I decided not to release the episode because basically her kind of zero to hero story was so she had such an incredible start to her career that I |
1:34.7 | didn't I worried that no one would learn from it and so we've sort of made a |
1:37.6 | mutual decision at the time I mean basically it was like I started writing jokes |
1:41.4 | I turned out to be brilliant at it new loads about comedy |
1:44.0 | smashed all the competitions started getting work straight away and I thought that's |
1:47.6 | going to be a bit probably a bit painful for for lots of people starting out who may |
1:52.1 | be listening. |
1:52.6 | And also I thought it would be better to talk to her when she was in a position to look back on a body of work and reflect upon it. |
1:58.8 | I'm very pleased I waited. |
2:00.0 | This is a really excellent conversation. |
2:02.6 | It's got all your classic comedians, comedian, |
2:04.5 | podcast stuff in it. |
2:06.0 | She's very, very hard. |
2:08.1 | She's very hard worker. |
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