Retro RHLSTP 54 - Adam Buxton

Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast (RHLSTP)

British Comedy Guide

Tv & Film, Arts, Comedy, Performing Arts

4.7 • 5.8K Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2023

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

RETRO RHLSTP #54 Pennsylvania Polka - It’s episode 200 of the podcast and the end of series 14, two insane milestones for this ramshackle lump of podcast. And to celebrate this occasion there’s a record breaking fourth appearance from the grandson of a Batman, Adam Buxton.

Adam sets the agenda from the start, bearing gifts, mocking stone-clearing like a philistine, revealing what 1995 Richard Herring had somehow discovered annoyed Stewart Lee and attempting a slightly underwhelming tribute to Groundhog Day. Plus find out how Nile Rodgers responded to jokes by kids, why a head in a jar has to bring its own cloth, whether it’s possible to have a film set at Stonehenge without the stones being knocked over at some point and whether child-men in their fifties have to finally grow up. Plus some extraordinary epistles from World War One and how fields with barbed wire can still cause injury even today. Thanks to everyone who has supported this endeavour over the last 200 episodes and six years. Hopefully we can continue to move onwards and upwards.

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0:00.0	Hello my fans friends, welcome to more Rahel Astapa. We've got some great stuff coming up,
0:06.3	new records at the Leicester Square Theatre from the 30th of January when my guests will be
0:13.1	Stephen Merchant making a return to Rahel Astapa after almost a decade. That should be an exciting
0:17.9	one and Fern Brady and then a week after that the next Monday it will be Josh Whitacom and also
0:25.4	Tim Key. Those shows are both sold out in the theatre but you can watch them by going to gfsboxoffice.com
0:33.5	is £10 and you can see two shows each week, even though we only do one show a week for £10.
0:40.9	You can watch them live or you can watch them anytime afterwards. They should be up for a good
0:45.3	long while. Anyway there are even more shows coming up and we've just booked in a load more in
0:52.2	June and July. If you book your tickets to the theatre to early at Leicester Square Theatre.com
0:57.2	you get them cheaper than you will do. If you get them later and we are aiming for guests of the
1:02.4	caliber of those first two shows for all the shows. So please do come along and see us live if you can.
1:09.2	Watch us at gfsboxoffice.com if you can't come along and go to richetrain.com slash
1:15.1	Rahel Astapa for details of all the upcoming shows including one in Leicester that is also sold out.
1:20.5	Book your tickets early is the lesson from all of this. Anyway sit back relax and enjoy another
1:26.4	fantastic Rahel Astapa.
1:31.2	Free stuff tastes better. Fact. It tastes like I won something. It's like my taste buds know I've
1:36.4	not been charged and they're celebrating. Do you think your taste buds have counted your change?
1:40.6	Try it. It tastes like coffee. It tastes like free coffee and all I had to do was collect
1:45.2	for little beans. Costa Club members who buy four handcrafted drinks at Costa Coffee get the
1:50.5	fifth free when they use a reusable cup. Because at Costa Coffee loyalty is a big deal. Subject for
1:56.9	availability only at selector stores, excruise delivery terms and conditions at Costa.co.uk.
2:03.3	This podcast is brought to you by Princess Cruises. The destination experts voted best
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