The Day I Died

The belated Fringe debrief

Kathleen and Richie pick apart their 2025 Fringe runs and discuss what can be learned from work in progress shows, how to manage the temperature of a venue and the best roast battle line ever.

Don't do a gig where you live - Susan Riddell

Writer and comedian Susan Riddell joins the pod to talk about the pros and cons of doing a gig round the corner from where you live.... Find The Day I Died on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4oYvbFbCwoKk... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gr/podcast/the-... Find Kathleen and Richard: YT: ‪@RichieJBrown‬ Insta: richiejbrown / kathleenwho_ Tiktok: richiejbrown_

I'm gonna fall, and let the material catch me - John Aggasild

'Plain clothes alternative comedian' John Aggasild joins The Day I Died to chat about alternative comedy, the rule of three, and the pain / joy of keeping a stand up comedy journal. We discuss the success of his show WELCOME BACK - which you can watch here! http://youtu.be/X_qhlruSsbg [https://t.co/s4DldHAuYN] You can follow John on Tiktok and X: @jaggasild // Instagram @JohnAggasild

When a couple share an intimate front row picnic during your show - Chris Thorburn

Chris Thorburn is a comic, writer and member of award-winning comedy collective CHUNKS and has featured on BBC's The Now Show, Scot Squad and Breaking The News. Fresh from the roaring success of his show 'Cineman', Chris chats about performing to a crowd where the average age is 80, having an entire comedy night cancelled while you're on stage, but most importantly, what you learn from these experiences and why these moments are key to honing your craft. https://www.glasgowcomedyfestival.com/events/chris-thorburn-i-dont-know-what-this-is/ @Chris_Thorburn Hosts: @kathleenwho @richiejbrown