In a new podcast series, Fonejacker star Kayvan Novak revisits his infamous art critic persona, Brian Badonde, for laughs and insight into the world of music. Adam Buxton joins Badonde for a hilarious interview, while Ella Eyre offers candid reflections on her time in the industry despite being frequently confused by her own host's malapropisms.
For those who enjoy deeper explorations of family dynamics, Dani Shapiro's podcast Family Secrets returns with new episodes that delve into hidden secrets and unspoken truths. One recent guest shared a shocking story about concealing their Arab heritage following 9/11, revealing the complexities of identity in the public eye.
Actress Shvorne Marks takes on the role of host for How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your S**t, tackling the challenges faced by aspiring actors with her own experiences. Alongside fellow performer Pearl Mackie and journalist Stacey Dooley, she shares stories of perseverance in a chaotic industry.
The BBC's World of Secrets podcast returns to tackle another heavy subject: online scams targeting sick children and their families for financial gain. Investigative reporter Simi Jolaoso carefully unravels the web of deceit behind these multimillion-dollar con tricks.
Lastly, War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind takes listeners on a journey through the history of Walthamstow Assembly Hall in London, hosted by cinema legend Angela Allen and historian John Thomas. This immersive production combines science of sound with engaging storytelling to create an enjoyable experience for fans of history and theatre alike.
For those who enjoy deeper explorations of family dynamics, Dani Shapiro's podcast Family Secrets returns with new episodes that delve into hidden secrets and unspoken truths. One recent guest shared a shocking story about concealing their Arab heritage following 9/11, revealing the complexities of identity in the public eye.
Actress Shvorne Marks takes on the role of host for How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your S**t, tackling the challenges faced by aspiring actors with her own experiences. Alongside fellow performer Pearl Mackie and journalist Stacey Dooley, she shares stories of perseverance in a chaotic industry.
The BBC's World of Secrets podcast returns to tackle another heavy subject: online scams targeting sick children and their families for financial gain. Investigative reporter Simi Jolaoso carefully unravels the web of deceit behind these multimillion-dollar con tricks.
Lastly, War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind takes listeners on a journey through the history of Walthamstow Assembly Hall in London, hosted by cinema legend Angela Allen and historian John Thomas. This immersive production combines science of sound with engaging storytelling to create an enjoyable experience for fans of history and theatre alike.
I'm dead! Fonejacker star Kayvan Novak is back as the infamous Brian Badonde, who's still spewing out those cringeworthy malapropisms 
. I love how Adam Buxton just rolls with it, like "oh, yeah, that's what I meant to say"... meanwhile Ella Eyre is over here being all polite and stuff 
. Anyway, gotta respect Kayvan for trying to keep a straight face during those interviews 
Dani Shapiro's Family Secrets podcast is so important we need more conversations like that 
. and war hall sounds like an amazing immersive experience 
I'm so stoked about all these new podcasts out! It's awesome that Fonejacker star Kayvan Novak is revisiting his art critic persona, I mean who wouldn't want to hear more of Brian Badonde's hilarious takes on music 
? And Dani Shapiro's Family Secrets podcast is tackling some really tough topics, but it's so great that her guest shared their story about concealing their heritage, it's a reminder that even with the complexity of identity, we can be brave and open up 
. Actresses Shvorne Marks and Pearl Mackie are killing it on How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your S**t 
, I love how they're sharing their own stories and experiences to help others navigate the industry. And I'm so glad the BBC is talking about online scams targeting sick kids and families, it's a harsh reminder that we need to be vigilant and protect each other 
. War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind sounds like an amazing production too 
, I love how they're combining history and storytelling to create this immersive experience... anyway, can't wait to dive into all these podcasts! 
! I think it's so cool that they're revisiting old personas like Brian Badonde... remember when he interviewed Adele and kept calling her "the Adeles"? 
As for Shvorne Marks' podcast, I'm all about being an actor myself (in my mind, lol!), but it's awesome that she's sharing her experiences to help others not lose their minds 
War Hall sounds like a really unique and immersive experience, I'm def checking it out 
I'm loving these new podcast series that are bringing back old faves and introducing fresh perspectives! 
. On a more serious note, Dani Shapiro's Family Secrets podcast is so deep 
– sharing those hidden family secrets can be really eye-opening 
! Meanwhile, The BBC's World of Secrets podcast is tackling some really tough topics 
, so kudos to Simi Jolaoso for shedding light on those online scams 
. And lastly, War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind sounds like an immersive experience I'd love to try 
. It's like, we need to be more vigilant and support each other to avoid getting taken advantage of 
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. Shvorne Marks hosting How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your S**t sounds like a total game-changer though, I mean who wouldn't want some guidance on surviving the acting world? 
The BBC's World of Secrets podcast is super important too - those scammers are just awful 
. Meanwhile, Dani Shapiro's Family Secrets podcast is really hitting home with people sharing their vulnerable stories about identity... it's not easy being open about your heritage, especially when there are so many misconceptions floating around 
. And I'm curious to check out War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind, never been to Walthamstow Assembly Hall but my grandma went there when she was a kid so maybe it'll bring back some memories 
. And don't even get me started on the "shocking" story about Arab heritage being shared on Dani Shapiro's podcast... I'm sure it's not just another case of someone trying to be edgy 
. The BBC's World of Secrets podcast better bring some real investigative journalism, or it'll just be another clickbait piece 
. And War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind sounds like a snooze fest... I mean, how engaging can a 2-hour history lesson really be? 
. But what really got my attention was Simi Jolaoso's investigation on online scams targeting sick kids 
I mean, I'm not sure if I agree that revisiting a old persona from years ago is still relevant... 
It's a delicate balance, you know?
. Anyway, it's great to see people sharing their experiences about identity & family dynamics on Dani Shapiro's Family Secrets - really makes you think 
. Glad the BBC is tackling this heavy subject to raise awareness 
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. It's a great reminder that media has the power to spark important conversations and raise awareness about pressing issues.
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. But Simi Jolaoso is a hero for tackling this stuff head-on.