Miles Jupp introduces highlights from last week’s shows, with comedy from Richard Herring, Delete the Banjax, Jarlath Regan, Nick Doody, Tom Basden, William Andrews, Simon Munnery and Barry Cryer
http://www.guardian.co.uk/stage/audio/2009/aug/29/edinburgh-festival-best-of-week-3
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Miles Jupp presents some choice cuts from the week’s shows, including the Pajama Men, Zoe Lyons, Daniel Sloss, the Magnets, Phil Nichol, Idiots of Ants and 4 Poofs and a Piano
http://www.guardian.co.uk/stage/audio/2009/aug/15/edinburgh-festival-best-of-week-one
Miles Jupp introduces a week of highlights from our comedic nerve-centre at the Gilded Balloon, including David O’Doherty, Sam Simmons, Wilson Dixon and Pappy’s Fun Club
http://www.guardian.co.uk/stage/audio/2009/aug/21/edinburgh-festival-best-of-week2
This week on The Philosopher’s Zone, we meet Spinoza’s god, which might seem an odd thing to do. Baruch Spinoza, one of the greatest philosophers of his day, was expelled from the Amsterdam synagogue in 1656 because of his unorthodox religious views. Ever since, he has been regarded as the great atheist of the Western tradition. Yet he mentions God very often throughout his writings. So this week, we try to reconcile the paradox in Spinoza between his perceived atheism and his constant references to the divine.
From the 2011 Edinburgh International Book Festival, Neil Gaiman talks to Audrey Niffeneggar. For quite some time. Plug in, settle down, listen. Lots of interesting stuff here, including the process of writing The Doctor’s Wife.http://www.bleedingcool.com/wp-content/uploads//2011/09/edinburgh.jpg
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