Domestic abuse isn't funny, but my show is, Hey Babes, it's me, James, and my stand-up hour.

Sorry, I hurt your son, said my ex to my mum, is playing London at my first ever off West End

venue, Park Theatre in Finsbury Park on Saturday, the 12th of July, and listeners to a gay

and non-gay can grab a discount with the code gay 10 because I love you.

Mu-man-mo-ma. That sounded gross. Book now at James Barcom. I'm also back in Edinburgh this summer

from the 30th of July to the 24th of August. You can grab tickets for both shows at my website,

James Barcomedy.com. Love you. Enjoy today's episode.

Coming up. The word gay means happy. Yeah. I don't feel that happy.

I don't sweat anyone near as much as other people do.

All right. Prince Andrew. Well, yeah. A gay and a non-gay is a podcast from James Barr and

Dan Hudson. They're like a lovely little couple, except they're not.

Hey, welcome to the podcast. I'm Dan Hudson. I'm non-gay. He's James Barr. He's gay.

That's right. I think that the NHS correctly stands for National Health Service.

James is wearing a t-shirt that says, no hun stop.

Yeah, well, I'll tell you what's going on there, Dan. I decided to appropriate the NHS after they appropriated the rainbow flag during the pandemic.

So that's why I'm wearing a t-shirt that says no one stop.

Obviously, I love the NHS and they're magical.

So it's no shade.

It's no disrespect.

But yeah, I mean, why does it always have to mean National Health

Service? Maybe it also means no one stop. Real talk. Dan and I are nominated for a British

LGBT award and it's a bit overwhelming. I'm very happy. We don't need to win. But please vote

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