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Steve Otis Gunn is a writer, performer, and musician — and a former sound engineer who has spent most of his career in close proximity to people doing interesting things, occasionally on purpose. His debut Edinburgh Fringe show, Steve Otis Gunn is Uncomfortable , earned a ★★★★ review, and his debut book, You Shot My Dog and I Love You , is available everywhere books are sold. He created All My Clothes Need Burning to have the conversations he actually wants to have — with actors, comedians, filmmakers, and creative misfits who’ve spent their lives on the road, on location, on tour, and in situations that didn’t quite go to plan. Every guest has a story about the time things went sideways. This is where those stories live. Big adventures. Possibly worse decisions. Original music written by Steve Otis Gunn (unless otherwise credited) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clothesneedburning YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@clothesneedburning TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@clothesneedburning Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/steveotisgunn.antisocial Seasons 1-4 were originally released under the podcast's former name: Television Times. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Unknown Host hosts All My Clothes Need Burning, a comedy show with 125 episodes published.
Dewey Gaedcke was in Hawaii as a last-minute concierge favour when a friend told him about a volcano worth seeing at night. Five days later, he was rescued by a teenager in a tourist helicopter. The park service had alre
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John Scott has been doing stand-up since 1999, accidentally said "Brexit" at a Yorkshire corporate full of insurance folk, co-wrote a Japanese animated drama, and once did a gig in Budapest that he's fairly certain was a
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Seymour Mace spent time as a clown in Japan, did a Fine Art degree during COVID, built a potter's wheel in his back garden, got a first, and somewhere in the middle of all that did some stand-up. He's fine. Seymour Mace
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Howard J Ford has stared down a four-ton boulder held up by a single pebble, sat on funeral pots containing the dead while eating lunch, been lifted off his feet by hundreds of people in Burkina Faso, and walked out of a
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Something's changed — and it's bigger than just a name. After four seasons as Television Times, the podcast has a new title: All My Clothes Need Burning. Steve explains why the change makes sense, where the title came fr
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Paul Critoph returns for the annual TV debrief Paul Critoph is an actor and regular friend of the podcast, joining Steve for the third consecutive end-of-year television review — the one where they figure out which shows
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Steve empties the whiteboard, clears his head, and has an honest conversation about what making this podcast actually feels like from the inside — the burnout, the uncertainty, the ads he hates, and why he's seriously co
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The co-creator of Red Dwarf wrote a number one single in five minutes, turned around a failing Spitting Image, and had his brand new Red Dwarf movie cancelled because it was the BBC's only successful comedy. You couldn't
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Two lads from the North East of England built props that ended up purchased by Disney for actual Mandalorian productions — and they're still not entirely sure how to feel about it. Luke and Paul from Orbital FX are a Nor
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Olaf Falafel gaslit his own mother into believing she had a serious wind problem using a remote-control fart machine with a subwoofer — and has somehow turned that energy into an award-winning career in children's books
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Henry Naylor spent years travelling the world making Barclaycard ads with Rowan Atkinson, gave Ben Miller his first comedy gig, wrote the first ever Tony Blair sketch on British television, and is now taking a play about
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Stephen Mear CBE has choreographed for Broadway, the West End, the Royal Albert Hall, Rhys Ifans in an Oasis video, a dancing dog-head Goldfrapp video, and Victoria Wood's Christmas specials — and he only found out he wa
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Helen White started stand-up at 50, dropped the C-bomb early doors to dispel any assumptions, came second in a gong show in South Shields, and is now getting theatre gigs. Nobody saw any of this coming — least of all Hel
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Australia and New Zealand have been quietly producing some of the funniest people on the circuit for decades — and this episode rounds up the best of them in one place. A compilation episode featuring Steve's favourite m
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Evelyn Hollow grew up in a country embedded in mythology, studies the paranormal for a living, and has seen the Night Night Man. She's also remarkably calm about all of it. Evelyn Hollow is a Scottish writer and paranorm
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Robert Morgan has ridden horses through the Australian desert with Ray Winstone, filmed in the wilderness of New Zealand alongside Florence Pugh, navigated the culture shock of working in Beijing, and is about to play Bu
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Ian Smith filmed a sitcom in the middle of a desert, debuted on Have I Got News For You, and has strong feelings about dental mouth-guards. A career on the road will do that to you. Ian Smith is an award-winning stand-up
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Steve interviews Steve — and gets more out of it than either of them expected. In this solo episode, Steve Otis Gunn turns the microphone on himself, exploring the creative mind behind the podcast, the personal tenacity
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Milo Edwards moved to Moscow to work in financial services, ended up performing stand-up on Russian television, and has been explaining that sequence of events ever since. Milo Edwards is a stand-up comedian and podcaste
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Laura Lexx went from optimising search engines to commanding the stage on Live at the Apollo — and has been unapologetically honest about everything in between. Laura Lexx is a critically acclaimed comedian, writer and p
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Danny Robins
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Yuriko Kotani
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Jason Sudeikis
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Rosie Holt
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Richard Wiseman
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Olga Koch
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All My Clothes Need Burning is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Comedy (interviews) and has published 125 episodes.
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