Podcast
Andrew Lownie – Humour, Hubris
Recently on the Humourology Podcast, I sat down with one of Britain’s most respected biographers, historians and literary agents, Andrew Lownie.
Recently on the Humourology Podcast, I sat down with one of Britain’s most respected biographers, historians and literary agents, Andrew Lownie.
Count Binface did not win the Clacton by-election. But 9,455 votes and second place suggest that he achieved something almost
Last Thursday was one of those rather wonderful evenings when London conspires to make you feel considerably more glamorous than
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Laughing together means that we share values, we share life experiences, we share hopes and dreams. Laughing together creates a connection that can last a lifetime.
Humourology is simply the art and science of using humour to create competitive advantage… and here’s the proof!
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Best-Selling author Helen Russell joins Paul Boross and the Humourology Podcast to discuss the relationship between humour, happiness, and health
Comedian, Radio presenter, and writer, Arthur Smith discusses how he views comedy and gives his tips for using humour to have a happier life. Smith gives advice from his years on the stage that applies to the worlds of comedy and corporate alike.
Dame Arlene Phillips is the Award-Winning Choreographer and Philanthropist. She talks to Paul Boross about finding your passion and walking your path on The Humourology Podcast.
Danny Wallace, award-winning writer and producer, joins the Humourology Podcast to discuss how a sense of humour helped him craft his creative works.
Top TV Executive Wayne Garvie joins Paul Boross on this week’s Humourology Podcast to discuss the power of humour in leadership and life.
Count Binface did not win the Clacton by-election. But 9,455 votes and second place suggest that he achieved something almost as interesting.
Last Thursday was one of those rather wonderful evenings when London conspires to make you feel considerably more glamorous than you really are.
I hope you had a wonderful summer and managed to stay cool, calm and collected. Or at least two out of three.
As we sign off for our Summer break this week I’m casting my mind back to Edinburgh quite a few Summers ago that changed everything
A healthy sense of humour acts like an emotional pressure valve it allows us to accept compliments without disappearing into narcissism it stops confidence hardening into ego
When I sat down with biographer Andrew Lownie to discuss his bestselling book Entitled, our conversation, as they often do, took an unexpected turn which had me thinking long after the interview finished
If you’d like to hear one of cricket’s great thinkers reflect on leadership, communication, resilience and humour, I thoroughly recommend revisiting my conversation with David Gower.
The cricket team captain came to our rescue and gave us a comprehensive list of everybody in the photo, which is pretty impressive considering how long ago this was!
