If you're looking for a podcast that will leave you in stitches, Fonejacker fans are in luck this week. Kayvan Novak's latest series, The Brian Badonde Bodcast, is back and sillier than ever. This time around, the infamous art critic – known for his bumbling antics and bizarre interviews – sits down with comedian Adam Buxton to discuss everything from music to...well, more music. Ella Eyre, a singer who's clearly not intimidated by Novak's shtick, joins in on the conversation, offering an honest look at her experiences in the industry.
But The Brian Badonde Bodcast isn't the only podcast worth tuning into this week. Dani Shapiro's Family Secrets continues to fascinate audiences with its mix of interviews and therapy sessions. This time around, she delves into a particularly disturbing topic: people who hide their true identities – including an actor who claimed to be Black after 9/11.
If you're looking for some acting advice without the angst, Shvorne Marks' How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your Sh*t is the podcast for you. The Baby star dishes on her own struggles in the industry, from crying into pillows to joblessness, and shares words of wisdom with fellow actors Pearl Mackie and Stacey Dooley.
Meanwhile, the BBC's investigative World of Secrets: The Child Cancer Scam takes a dark look at online scams targeting families of sick children. And for those who love history, War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind is a slick production that explores the science of sound and the story behind London's Walthamstow Assembly Hall.
All of these podcasts are available now, so what are you waiting for?
But The Brian Badonde Bodcast isn't the only podcast worth tuning into this week. Dani Shapiro's Family Secrets continues to fascinate audiences with its mix of interviews and therapy sessions. This time around, she delves into a particularly disturbing topic: people who hide their true identities – including an actor who claimed to be Black after 9/11.
If you're looking for some acting advice without the angst, Shvorne Marks' How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your Sh*t is the podcast for you. The Baby star dishes on her own struggles in the industry, from crying into pillows to joblessness, and shares words of wisdom with fellow actors Pearl Mackie and Stacey Dooley.
Meanwhile, the BBC's investigative World of Secrets: The Child Cancer Scam takes a dark look at online scams targeting families of sick children. And for those who love history, War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind is a slick production that explores the science of sound and the story behind London's Walthamstow Assembly Hall.
All of these podcasts are available now, so what are you waiting for?
. But seriously, The Brian Badonde Bodcast always cracks me up - I used to love watching Fonejacker with my mates back in the day. And I'm glad to see Ella Eyre is talking about her experiences, it's not often we get to hear from artists who aren't trying to sell us something 
. Anyway, I'll have to check out those other podcasts, but I do hope they're as funny and engaging as TBBB 
[gif of a person getting hit on the head with a mallet while laughing]
It sounds like Dani does an amazing job of delving into these topics with sensitivity and insight.
), Shvorne Marks' How to Be an Actor is exactly what the doctor ordered. I love how she shares her own struggles in the industry - who hasn't cried into a pillow at some point, right? 
. And can we talk about how Shvorne Marks' podcast is giving me all the feels? I mean, who hasn't cried into a pillow and thought, "this is it, I'm never acting again"? 
. You got your comedians and actors who can make us laugh and feel good 
. And then there are the podcasts that expose the harsh realities of online scams and child cancer scams... that's just the dark side of human nature 
. But you know what? I think that's why we need these kinds of podcasts, to shake us out of our comfort zones and make us face the truth 
. So yeah, go ahead and tune in, but be prepared for some laughs and some tough real talk 
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anyway, the interviews with ella eyre and adam buxton were definitely entertaining! 
Those types of claims can be super sensitive and I need some more info on that before I start tuning in. Plus, isn't it weird that the podcast is already promoting this episode without giving us any details about how she came by that claim? 
I love how Adam Buxton keeps him in check, though. And Ella Eyre seems like an amazing person to have on – so honest and refreshing 
. Meanwhile, Shvorne Marks' How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your Sh*t is giving me major adulting anxiety 
- who hasn't cried into a pillow at some point?! 
! kayvan novak is a genius or something 
. i love how shvorne marks is sharing her own struggles as a actress & offering advice - it's so inspiring! and world of secrets sounds like a must-listen... the child cancer scam is just heartbreaking 
. gotta check out those podcasts ASAP! 
. Anyone else tuning in?
. And have you guys listened to War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind? It's so cool how they're exploring the science of sound 
. And Fonejacker fans will love all the nostalgic nods throughout the episode 
. Also, Shvorne Marks' podcast about navigating the acting world without losing your mind is super relatable 
. And I'm really intrigued by Dani Shapiro's Family Secrets, especially the part about people hiding their true identities... it's like, what's going on with our world? 
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– from comedy to history, and everything in between 
. There's something for everyone here, so I'm definitely tuning in 
!