Brydon &

Welcome back to a brand-new series of Brydon &! In this first episode, the one and only Steve Coogan joins Rob to chat about his show "Alan Partridge Live: Stratagem" on Amazon Prime and his podcast "From the Oasthouse" on Audible. Steve even treats us to a little bit of Alan! The pair also reminisce about their on-screen adventures on "The Trip," and discuss the possibility of doing another series in the future…

This week Rob is joined by comedian, actor and director Ben Elton at the London Coliseum, home to the new run of "We Will Rock You", the electrifying musical featuring Queen's timeless music. Ben discusses how he feels about his stage acting debut, and how he was approached by Queen themselves to write the musical! The pair also discussed legendary sitcom "The Young Ones," and Ben shares memorable moments from working with comedy icons Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson.

This week, comedian Harry Hill joins Rob to talk about his upcoming musical ‘Tony! [The Tony Blair Rock Opera]’, touring the UK from 21st June. Harry reveals the reasons behind his iconic outfit choice, how he’s working on new stand-up material, and recounts the time he heard the magic words, “It’s a Yes from me” from Simon Cowell

This week Rob is joined by radio legend Ken Bruce to discuss his new role at Greatest Hits Radio, his long-spanning radio career and even his unexpected venture into running a small bus company! Rob also treats listeners to some impeccable Ken Bruce impressions…

This week Rob is joined by singer-songwriter Charlotte Church to talk about her latest project ‘The Dreaming’, an inspiring wellness retreat nestled in the heart of Wales. They delve into Charlotte’s life in the spotlight from the tender age of 12, when she was rubbing shoulders with icons like Bill Clinton and Muhammad Ali. Charlotte also hints at some upcoming musical ventures…

In this episode of Brydon&, Rob is joined by actor Luke Thompson to talk about his current role in the emotionally-charged play "A Little Life," with James Norton. Their conversation spans Luke's upbringing in France, his introduction to the world of acting, and how he landed a role in the hit series "Bridgerton."

This week Rob is joined by actor, comedian and writer Steve Pemberton to talk about latest play "The Pillowman," out now at The Duke of York’s Theatre. Steve reminisces about his early days at the Edinburgh Fringe, his breakthrough with "The League of Gentlemen," and tells Rob where he gets his Inside No.9 character inspiration from. Steve also reveals he will be starring in a new movie ‘Better Man’, about the life story of Robbie Williams.

Rob is joined by guest Reece Shearsmith this week, as they discuss their love for Mel Brooks and his masterpiece "The Producers," in which Reece has played Leo Bloom. The pair share anecdotes about working with Peter Kay, tributes to Ronnie Corbett, Griff Rhys Jones impressions, and Rob tries again to secure a role on Inside No. 9…

This week Rob is joined by comedian and writer Andy Hamilton to talk about his UK tour, ‘An Evening With Andy Hamilton’. The pair discuss Andy’s transition from writing to TV, and how he has now become somewhat of ‘an everything man’. Andy also reveals the real reason behind why he moved on screen in the first place!

Join Rob Brydon in this week's episode as he welcomes actor and musician Arthur Darvill to his podcast. Arthur tells Rob about growing up in a creative family, and the pair discuss their shared love for musicals. Arthur also reveals how he landed a role in Doctor Who, and why he chose to leave the series.

This week Rob is joined by the one and only Dame Harriet Walter. Listen in as they discuss gripping dramas 'Succession,' 'Silo,' and the heartwarming charm of 'Ted Lasso.' Rob dissects Harriet's extraordinary range as an actress, and her ability to portray strong and multi-dimensional characters. Harriet also tells Rob all about her two-hander with Chewbacca…

Andy Parsons joins Rob this week to talk about his new show at the Edinburgh Fringe. Andy shares insights into his journey on the comedy circuits: from his early days collaborating with Henry Naylor during their time at Cambridge, to making a significant impact as a writer on beloved shows such as "Week Ending" and "Spitting Image."

Join Rob as he invites comedian Dara Ó Briain to the virtual stage this week. Together, they dive into the world of guesting on chat shows and share tales of mingling with the famous...or not-so-famous in Rob’s case! Dara tells Rob about his European tour adventures, and reveals his all-time favourite showbiz insult…

Rob Brydon welcomes comedic genius Julia Davis to his podcast this week. The duo delves into the origins of their iconic collaboration, sharing stories about the cult hit "Human Remains" and their undeniable comedic chemistry. Julia also paints a vivid picture of touring alongside Steve Coogan!

Comedian Katherine Ryan joins Rob this week to talk about her podcast, ‘Telling Everybody Everything’. Katherine discusses working with Jimmy Carr, and what it was like filming for her Netflix series ‘The Duchess’. The pair are also joined by a surprise special guest…

This week Rob is joined by comic, actor and singer Tommy Cannon. They delve into Tommy's exciting upcoming plans, including a 25-date tour from September and a December pantomime. The pair discuss Tommy's enduring partnership with Bobby Ball, and Tommy reveals his latest collaboration with none other than the iconic Robbie Williams…

Rob welcomes actress and playwright Tracy-Ann Oberman to the latest episode of his podcast. The duo delves into the fascinating journey of Tracy-Ann's career, touching on her iconic roles in "EastEnders" and "Toast of London," the cult comedy series with Matt Berry. Tracy also tells Rob about her new role as the first-ever female Shylock in "The Merchant of Venice,” out from 21st September.

Anton Du Beke joins Rob Brydon this week to talk about his one man singing, dancing and chat show ‘An Evening with Anton Du Beke.’ Anton discusses growing up in Sevenoakes, changing his name and Strictly Come Dancing. The pair share funny stories about what it was like to work with show business legend Bruce Forsyth!

This week Rob is joined by award winning singer, songwriter and actress Beverley Knight to talk about her new album The Fifth Chapter and upcoming UK tour. Rob delves into Beverley’s extraordinary career from growing up with music in the family to getting her first big break, and landing leading roles in the theatre. Beverley shares star studded stories of Prince’s famous Oscars afterparty with Javier Bardem, the Coen brothers, Kate Beckinsale, Spike Lee, Cate Blanchett and Chris Tucker!

Comedian Rhys James joins Rob this week to talk about his hit show Spilt Milk. Rhys discusses being inspired by Jack Whitehall, getting invited back to his school as a guest speaker and why other people should write your New Year's resolutions. The pair talk about branching out, Seth Rogen’s pottery and Hollywood ambitions!

It’s a return match for Matthew Rhys and Rob Brydon, in this, Matthew’s second appearance on the pod. The impressions run thick and fast. From Tom Jones, to Richard Burton with cameos by Larry Grayson and Windsor Davies. The showbiz tales are solid gold. Matthew also shares some rather intimate advice he received from Kenneth Cranham before he appeared naked on stage, and we find out why Matthew has recently grown a moustache…

Join Rob this week as he chats to theatre legend Alfie Boe. The pair talk about how he was discovered, working with Michael Ball and everything from West Side Story to Les Misérables. Rob delves into Alfie's Vegas residency and what it’s like to quite literally walk in Elvis’ footsteps…

Rob is joined this week by writer and actress Emer Kenny. The pair talk about their shared Welsh heritage, Emer’s whirlwind romance with Rick Edwards and how to juggle parenting and a career. Rob delves into Emer’s time on EastEnders and her latest acting and writing experience on The Curse.

Rob welcomes a man who needs no introduction, a man who is not a Messiah or a very naughty boy, one of the pillars of British comedy; Michael Palin. Rob dives into Michael’s legendary back catalogue of work as a comedian, actor, author, and explorer. The star of Monty Python also shares stories of working with Ken Dodd, Bill Murray, and Lorne Michaels and reveals how his mum became the star of Saturday Night Live.

This week on the pod it’s a Rob - off! Rob Brydon is invited into the home of music legend, Robbie Williams. Rob explores Robbie's early life as a singer in Take That, his supersized lifestyle and what big plans he has for the future: from a hotel in Dubai, to his love for art and creativity. Robbie also talks candidly about his family life and reveals that it was a bit of a guilty conscience and bumping into each other at David Walliams' birthday party that led him to ask if he could be a guest on this podcast. As if we’d ever say no…So, let us entertain you!

Join us for part 2 of this week's installment of Brydon &. Rob continues his chat with global superstar Robbie Williams as he openly discusses the side effects of fame, building a family legacy and what big plans he has for the future.

This week Rob speaks to 50% of a comedy duo who packs 100% of the punch. You might know him from The Armstrong & Miller Show but we’re not talking about the Pointless one. That’s right, it’s Ben Miller. Join Rob as he explores the stories behind Armstrong & Miller's first big break, how Norway’s third most popular band came to be and what surprises were in store for Ben on his first day of filming Death in Paradise. Ben also treats Rob to a reading from his latest book Once Upon a Legend!

Joining Rob this week is a guest who has taken a break from sleuthing in the Shetland isles. Straight from the pages of MODE magazine, she’s more than just an Extra, it’s the one and only Ashley Jensen. Rob finds out about Ashley’s first big break, what makes Ricky Gervais stop telling jokes and what it was really like working with Samuel L. Jackson, David Bowie and Ben Stiller. Rob also explores Ashely’s new starring role in the BBC drama series Shetland.

This week on the pod Rob is joined by a guest who has done it all - from pink castles and hair-brained inventions, to fibbing in the heat and that’s just getting into The Thick of It… Yup that’s right- it’s Miles Jupp! Rob and Miles chat about his latest tour, revealing that it's inspired by the life-changing discovery of a brain tumour. Miles shares his story candidly and with humour, telling Rob what the experience taught him. They also discuss Miles’ upcoming role in Napoleon and why working with Hugh Laurie put him in the right place at the right time.

We’re kicking off the episode this week with a star from the stage and screen who’s always on the ball - Joseph Fiennes. From Tudor England to dystopian fantasies and even playing the great bard himself, he’s in a league of his own. Rob dives into Joseph's latest West End play, Dear England, where he plays the legendary former footballer and manager Gareth Southgate. The pair share stories of their first film together and Joseph reveals who has the biggest hands in Hollywood…

From Horrible Histories to haunting performances, this week's guest never plays The Wrong Mans- it’s Mathew Baynton. Rob recounts when he first met Mathew on the set of Gavin & Stacey. The pair also explore what it was like working on the star-studded, highly-anticipated Wonka and what to expect in the final episode of the hit BBC series Ghosts.

As a special Christmas treat Rob welcomes the Absolutely Fabulous national treasure and living legend Joanna Lumley on the pod this week. With an extensive and eclectic career under her belt, Rob finds out what London was like in the swinging sixties, how Joanna landed the role of Patsy in Ab Fab and what it was like working with Margot Robbie and Martin Scorsese.

This week Rob welcomes two rock legends to Step On the pod. Known for drumming up attention both on and off stage, they have always been 24 Hour Party People, it’s- Shaun Ryder and Zak Starkey! Rob finds out from Zak what it was like growing up as the son of Ringo Star, having Keith Moon as a babysitter and drumming for The Who. Shaun shares stories about the Happy Mondays and what it’s like creating music with ADHD. The pair also reveal what’s next and why they have set up their new band Mantra of The Cosmos.

Joining Rob on the pod this week is comedy duo Anna Leong Brophy and Emily Lloyd-Saini who together form the double act, EGG. Cracking into their comedy sketches Rob finds out where they get their inspiration from and what it was like guesting on Harry Hill's Clubnite. The trio also discuss acting projects from Anna’s role in Netflix drama Shadow and Bone to the Last Tango in Halifax. Anna and Emily also speak about the changing world of comedy, their experiences breaking into the industry as mixed race women and their new podcast, Terribly Famous.

This week on the pod, Rob welcomes Alex Macqueen - a fellow actor, writer and old friend. The pair dive into The Thick of It and discuss where their paths have crossed on stage and screen, including a very queasy performance Alex had with Rob and Kenneth Branagh. Alex shares what it was like working with the legendary Michael Caine, Dame Judi Dench and Will Ferrell. Rob finds out about a new project Alex is developing with Adeel Akhtar and why he’ll forever be known as Neil’s dad.

Rob is joined this week by the incredibly talented comedian, actor and writer Sindhu Vee. The pair discussed East vs West parenting styles, breaking into the comedy scene and transitioning into acting. Sindhu shares stories from her first big role in Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical and her new comedy series, The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh.

From high schools to Hellboy heretics and rebel alliances this week's guest is a bit of a Rogue One. It is of course, the talented Alistair Petrie. Rob finds out how it all started and where Alistair got his fighting spirit. The pair discuss the hugely popular Sex Education and what almost happened with the hit Netflix series, The Crown.

Rob welcomes fellow comedian and actress Rachel Parris on the pod this week to talk about her latest book, Advice from Strangers. The pair explore some of the best bits of advice and what it means to them. Rob finds out about Rachel’s secret love of goths and what it’s like being married to, and working with, comedian Marcus Brigstocke. Rachel also speaks candidly about her panic attacks and nervous breakdown.

This week on the pod, Rob is joined by rising star Máiréad Tyers. Rob finds out how Máiréad got into acting and what it was like being cast by Kenneth Branagh, in his Oscar winning film, Belfast. The pair also discuss Máiréad’s first leading role in the Disney+ superhero series, Extraordinary. As well as their upcoming parts in the new fantasy period drama, My Lady Jane.

Actor, poet and the best known sidekick in radio. This week's guest is far from low- key, it is of course the comedy genius, Tim Key. Rob finds out how Tim found his own unique brand of comedy on stage and the pair share Saxondale stories. Tim reveals what it was like being cast as Sidekick Simon and being in a scene with the character Alan Partridge. Tim also discusses his new poetry anthology, Chapters.

For the last episode of this series, Rob welcomes fellow comedian Paul Foot onto the pod. Rob finds out about Paul’s surprising love of spiders and what made him decide to get into stand up. Paul also reveals the moment where his anxiety and depression disappeared and why this is the inspiration behind his latest tour, Dissolve.