It's great to see this as a compilation. I think she's one of the silliest comedians because she obviously knows a lot about the subject, while also bring up insightful ideas that come from an entirely different perspective. She seems to use the stories of Paul as non sequiturs to break up the monotony of the interviews. And the academics respond predictably. I first listened to her (Diane Morgan) on Charlie Booker's programs and then on the Weekly Wipe
I miss the various Wipes (also not mentioned in that article: Screenwipe). And Black Mirrors. Cutting, insightful, and wicked funny - one of the modern Marshall McLuhans of our day. We need more clear, concise, catchy self-reflections on our over simplified overly complex world.
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It's great to see this as a compilation. I think she's one of the silliest comedians because she obviously knows a lot about the subject, while also bring up insightful ideas that come from an entirely different perspective. She seems to use the stories of Paul as non sequiturs to break up the monotony of the interviews. And the academics respond predictably. I first listened to her (Diane Morgan) on Charlie Booker's programs and then on the Weekly Wipe
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLStGDmORVEkjAShT-E2HJqs5fg3bk2Anv
It's been a while.
She's fantastic.
I miss the various Wipes (also not mentioned in that article: Screenwipe). And Black Mirrors. Cutting, insightful, and wicked funny - one of the modern Marshall McLuhans of our day. We need more clear, concise, catchy self-reflections on our over simplified overly complex world.
Also faves I haven't seen in forever:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_Stanhope
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stewart_Lee