It’s the final chapter of my fantasy Novella, The Story Of The Brain King. Will the Time Doctor and the Lord Of Darkness agree to stop the destruction of an entire planet? Cassette Roulette showcases one of my invented childhood games. There’s a brief appearance from Dara Ó Briain and Terry Wogan, and we have another strange experience in the Turkish baths.
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This week we have an unexpected encounter with celebrity chef Ainsley Harriott, who involves himself in our feature Potato News. The Time Doctor and The Lord Of Darkness go head-to-head in an epic battle of words, with part 11 of my childhood fantasy novella, The Story Of The brain King. There’s news and sport courtesy of Cassette Roulette. We’re contacted by members of the North East’s 90s Happy Hardcore community,. And there’s more Le Creuset news.
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This weekend I was back on BBC Radio 4’s Loose Ends, which is not a programme about dodgy prosthetics. There’s no Jason Donavan this time though, sorry. If you’d like to listen to the show, then you may do so here.
We’re back with another dose of dragons and confusing characters courtesy of my childhood novella, The Story Of the Brain King. Cassette Roulette takes us into a surreal world of late night 90s North East raves. And you send us your examples of one word song triggers.
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This week I goaded Mike Read and was slapped in the face by a posh old lady on the train. Plus more unusual audio clips curtesy of Cassette Roulette, and it’s part 9 of my childhood fantasy novella The Story Of The Brain King.
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I have yet another weird massage experience. I remix Morrissey. It’s the return of Cassette Roulette and a surprise reappearance for Potato News. There’s tea-based controversy, bible studies and a Le Creuset exclusive. Plus part 8 of my childhood fantasy novella, The Story Of The Brain King, where we find out what happens when a dragon-riding Knight is confronted by a computer.
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We unearth my primary school reports. We finally take a little step forward with our rescue mission in part 7 of my childhood fantasy novella The Story Of The brain King. There’s listener tea reviews, advice for dealing with ferrel nursery kids, and I have a run-in with a sign language interpreter who castigates my lack of originality whilst fervently promoting a proponent of moist genitalia.
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Lots of drama this week. Pip is on a perilous precipice of a mountain; Olivia faces fire; Steve is on a mission to infiltrate his local church; I get attacked by nursery children, and it’s time to find out whether we’re able to escape the Lord Of Darkness and his creatures of death.
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More crazy characters, confusion and chaotic capers in the sixth instalment of my childhood fantasy novella The Story Of The brain King. Ellie has acquired a new hobby, and she’s made yet another secret recording of me. There’s another cold brew tea tasting, a porcelain boob update from Steve, and Spammer Time helps us learn about the habits of the David Eagle Podcast listenership. Plus some behind the scenes chat from my BBC Radio appearances last weekend.
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Last weekend I did a hat-trick of BBC radio shows, at Sheffield’s Crossed Wires Festival. On Saturday it was my second outing on BBC Radio 4’s Loose Ends (No Jason Donovan this time). That will be airing in August, unless one of the guests becomes embroiled in some kind of scandal between now and then. On Friday night I did a stand-up show for Radio 4. That will be out in December. And on Friday afternoon I was one of the guests on Nicky Campbell’s Radio 5 Live podcast Don’t Say A Word. Despite the title, they did let me speak, and you can hear my words by listening to the podcast. There’s even a very brief appearance from Ellie.
Here’s a link to the podcast on Bbc Sounds.
Oh and while I’m here, I have a solo comedy gig in Sheffield Sunday July 12th at Shakespeare’s.
Tickets here.