BCG Daily Sunday 23rd April 2017
Press clippings
The British Podcast Awards sampler - comedy podcasts
Looking for a new podcast? Rhianna Dhillon shares the best moments in Comedy, Fiction and True Crime from the nominees for the British Podcast Awards 2017.
Rhianna Dhillon, The Guardian, 23rd April 2017Richard Gadd review
Monkey See, Monkey Do might not be a laugh a minute, - and there are much easier ways of getting that fix - but it's a clear demonstration of how comic sensibilities can tackle the most gruesome of issues, challenging an audience and communicating big, dark ideas with wit and absurdity.
Steve Bennett, Chortle, 23rd April 2017Stockton students celebrate comedy spot at Fringe
A play written and performed by a talented pair of North-East college students has been chosen to be performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Paul Barron, The Northern Echo, 23rd April 2017Videos
Podcasts
TV & radio
Hal
Series 2, Episode 3 - ExesThinking he knew everything about his wife Sam, Hal Cruttenden is surprised when he is confronted by someone from her romantic past. And refugee housemate Mahmoud causes a stir.
The Nightly Show
Highlights Special - The Nightly Show With Dermot O'Leary Best BitsA selection of highlights from the past week.