S12, Ep1 How to Fail: Derren Brown

S12, Ep1 How to Fail: Derren Brown

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Louise O’Neill - ‘Full Recovery Is Possible’

This episode contains references to and descriptions of eating disorders. Louise O’Neill is a bestselling, award-winning Irish author whose fearless writing has helped shape modern feminism. Her fiction is taught on the Irish curriculum and Paul Mescal starred in a critically acc ...  Show more

Nish Kumar - Failure Is Information. Comedians Call It Material.

Nish Kumar is one of the UK’s best-known comedians, known for his impassioned political progressiveness. You might remember him as the host of the topical BBC comedy show, The Mash Report, which ran to great acclaim until it was abruptly cancelled in 2021 - one of his failures ad ...  Show more

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