‘ONWARDS!’
‘ONWARDS!’
Nick Newman
Thursday
Thursday
Can you keep the noise down?
‘Can you keep the noise down? I can’t hear myself drink.’
Thursday
i be dyslexic
‘Arrrrrr, sorry ladies, I be dyslexic.’
We’re having a bit of a don’t
‘We’re having a bit of a don’t.’
Thursday
Woking from home
Woking from home
I’m afraid the school insists on masks
‘I’m afraid the school insists on masks.’
Thursday
Wearing masks should keep us safe over Christmas
‘Wearing masks should keep us safe over Christmas.’
So who’s been naughty and nice?
‘So who’s been naughty and nice?’
Daddy’s videoing your Nativity play cancellation
‘Daddy’s videoing your Nativity play cancellation.’
Killjoy
‘Killjoy to the world.’
Thursday
Thursday
Suffering from imposter syndrome
‘You only THINK you’re suffering from imposter syndrome.’
Making a list and checking it twice
‘I’m making a list and checking it twice.’
Thursday
Boris World
‘Boris World is too shambolic for my liking,’
Saturday
Katy Balls, Lionel Shriver, Nick Newman
22 min listen
On this week’s episode, we’ll hear from Katy Balls on the political power of Angela Rayner. (00:49) Then Lionel Shriver on the unscientific divisions between the vaxxed and unvaxxed. (06:52) And finally, Nick Newman looks at the differences between British and American cartooning. (15:47) Produced and presented by Sam Holmes
Thursday
Why do cartoonists struggle to break America?
‘Cartoons are like gossamer and one doesn’t dissect gossamer.’ So says Mr Elinoff, the fictional cartoon editor of the New Yorker in an episode of Seinfeld, when trying to explain a cartoon to Elaine. Elaine isn’t satisfied. Mr Elinoff suggests the cartoon is a commentary on contemporary mores, a slice of life or even a
Better sequel
‘I hope World War Three is a better sequel than World War Two.’
Thursday
The only thing I’ll do for money is anything
‘The only thing I’ll do for money is anything.’
Thursday
If you’re searching for your Christmas presents
‘If you’re searching for your Christmas presents you’ll have to go to Felixstowe’
Thursday
This little piggy got slaughtered
‘This little piggy got slaughtered, this little piggy got culled…’
