In this episode Jodie interviews her Ultra comedy teacher Viv Gee. They discuss how comedy has changed since she started out, being a woman in comedy and a little bit about poetry. You can catch Viv during the Edinburgh Fringe at Leith Depot: https://tick

In this episode Jodie discussed comedy with fellow Aberdonian Andrew Burnett, they discuss being neurodivergent on the comedy scene and a bit about their writing process.You can catch Andrew during the Fringe with his show 5 mugs no tea: https://tickets.e

In this Episode Jodie Paterson chats to Roisin Doolan about being a woman in comedy, what that means and how it feels to be new on the comedy sceneThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this episode Jodie talks to comedian Calvin Jones about his comedy journey, writing and the work-life balanceYou can find Calvin during the Edinburgh Fringe here: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/five-mugs-no-teaYou can find him on Instag

In this episode Jodie sits down with Dan Mckenna, the Scouse comedian that's killing it on the Edinburgh comedy scene. They discuss how comedians aren't the "popular" people, how one comedy competition isn't how you should define your comedy and having a

This week Jodie chats to Alan Todd, a really funny chap she met doing comedy lessons with Viv Gee. They have a chat about work ethic, comedy influences and writing comedy.You can find Alan on Instagram: @algernont78This podcast uses the following third-pa

In this episode Jodie catches up with Jamie Shellam who she met doing an event called Ultra comedy. They chat about his comedy journey, why he took comedy up and some of his comedy influences.You can find Jamie on Instagram: @jshellamcomedyThis podcast us

A trailer for the podcast - Let's talk about comedy with Jodie PatersonThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In this Episode Jodie caught up with Emma Corbett, we talk about her roots in comedy, how to get over nerves and how it's important to make your name in the comedy sceneYou can catch Emma at the Edinburgh Fringe: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/five

In this episode, Jodie speaks to Carole Chambers about her experience in helping young people move into a place by themselves for the first time. Carole shares her best advice for those who are possibly on their way to independent living.