Every radio station needs a long-running rural soap opera and every long-running rural soap opera needs an agricultural storyline advisor. These are just facts. But which contestant knows the most about the Archers? Who does the best impression of a tram you've ever heard? And why hasn't Adam Tumber heard of Steve Irwin?
Warning: contains The Swears. Pretty big ones, this time.
ADAM TUMBER is a comedian, MC, quiz show veteran and the man behind Gabriel Jones, corporate Angel. In episode three of this series he taught the world of the hidden dangers with public transport in his play Doctor Faustbus. He's on Twitter @AdamTComedy.
KERRY ROBINSON is the poor man's Jo Brand. Find her on Twitter @Kegster12002.
TOM SOLAN is a TV producer who has worked for a rival public broadcaster and made lots of shows that you’ve almost certainly never heard of, as well as a few that you probably have heard of but definitely hate. He once caught an egg with a tea spoon and can do a fantastic impression of a tram.
That's it for series one! Time for a quick break but we'll be back in Autumn. If you're having a lovely time listening to this show please tell someone, even if it's just me. I love feedback at InformEducateEntertain@gmail.com, @IEEPod on Twitter or https://www.facebook.com/InformEducateEntertain.
Every radio station needs a long-running rural soap opera and every long-running rural soap opera needs an agricultural storyline advisor. These are just facts. But which contestant knows the most about the Archers? Who does the best impression of a tram you've ever heard? And why hasn't Adam Tumber heard of Steve Irwin?
Warning: contains The Swears. Pretty big ones, this time.
ADAM TUMBER is a comedian, MC, quiz show veteran and the man behind Gabriel Jones, corporate Angel. In episode three of this series he taught the world of the hidden dangers with public transport in his play Doctor Faustbus. He's on Twitter @AdamTComedy.
KERRY ROBINSON is the poor man's Jo Brand. Find her on Twitter @Kegster12002.
TOM SOLAN is a TV producer who has worked for a rival public broadcaster and made lots of shows that you’ve almost certainly never heard of, as well as a few that you probably have heard of but definitely hate. He once caught an egg with a tea spoon and can do a fantastic impression of a tram.
That's it for series one! Time for a quick break but we'll be back in Autumn. If you're having a lovely time listening to this show please tell someone, even if it's just me. I love feedback at InformEducateEntertain@gmail.com, @IEEPod on Twitter or https://www.facebook.com/InformEducateEntertain.