BAFTA-winning comedy writers Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris talk to people who are funny for a living about something that makes them laugh.
Heather Campbell (The Twilight Zone, Whose Line is it Anyway?) and Nick Wiger (Doughboys, I Love You America) love video games so much and together they are playing the very worst of the worst.
Hosted by Alex and Uche, who are two guys with a huge passion for football shirts. In this series, you can expect to hear reminiscing about iconic kits, classic moments and legendary players.
As podcasts go, award-winning British show The Allusionist is a logophile’s dream. In each episode, she rumbles with language with infectious verve and a generous helping of pop culture.
Tim and Tom continue their quest to explore and explain every possible topic, providing the world with a complete resource of knowledge that isn’t as stodgy and as boring as an encyclopedia.
Hosted by Friends nerds Pete Allison and Dave Cribb, each episode sees a special guest pick their favourite episode of Friends, and go over it with a fine toothcomb.
Expect an evening of great conversation, with good energy and ultimate inspiration, hosted by Alex Manzi, a social media freelancer and positive mindset coach.
The award-winning-but-mostly-award-losing Empire Podcast makes its glorious return to the London Podcast Festival with a jam packed show that will feature… well, to be honest, we have no idea what it’s going to feature.
Marc Haynes has watched every single Wrestlemania. Pete Donaldson hasn’t. Each episode, they subject the greatest spectacle in sports entertainment to the kind of scrutiny that ruins it entirely.
John Dorney, Jessica Regan and Tom Salinsky are film fans. Big film fans. They’ve taken every film which has won Best Picture at the Academy Awards, put them in a hat, and for each episode, they pick one out at random and then discuss it.
British Podcast Awards 2017 & 2018 – Best Comedy Podcast Following sold-out shows at the festival in 2017 and 2018, this award-winning comedy podcast by Benjamin Partridge comes to Kings Place.
One of the UK’s great actors, Tracy Ann Oberman, discusses online abuse in this frank, fearless and funny podcast.
Comedy writer Sarah Morgan talks to comedians about what scares them, and attempts to triangulate the sweet spot where comedy and horror meet.
Legendary pianist Ronald Brautigam and award-winning saxophonist Amy Dickson in conversation with Nicholas Collon, Aurora Orchestra’s Principal Conductor.
The Standard Issue podcast is a magazine for ears, founded by Sarah Millican, made by women for women, and covering everything women are interested in – so, y’know… everything.
Award-winning pianist Susan Tomes explores the landscape of Schubert's late A major Sonata, D959, one of the great pillars of the piano repertoire.
A chat show and podcast about ghosting, divorce parties, open relationships and more hosted by award-winning comedian, author and accidental relationship guru Rosie Wilby.
The science: Can mathematics explain the brain? Professor Alain Goriely definitely thinks it’s worth trying. The music: In this cantata, Bach imagines going to a wedding.
Dust down your feathers for a night of wordplay and gender-defying drag featuring black and queer performers, hosted by poet and drag queen Dean Atta as The Black Flamingo.
Ever felt like you should be better at feminism? Join comedian Deborah Frances-White for her comedy podcast, recorded in front of a live audience.
Political commentator and broadcaster, Steve Richards, presents his latest behind-the-scenes guide to the epic dramas and the characters shaping seismic events.
Principal Players from Aurora Orchestra reflect on 15 years and look back on the orchestra’s journey of becoming one of the world’s most dynamic and creative forces in orchestral music.
The science: Learn about quantum biology – the role quantum mechanics plays in biological processes. The music: This cantata is one for horn fans, with a prominent natural horn complementing the soprano singer.
Melvyn Bragg, ambassador for the Friends of Kenwood, is introducing friend and fellow Rembrandt enthusiast Simon Schama for a talk on their favourite artist.