This week’s podcast features confusing conversations with computers. Henry II and Simon Cowell have a difference of opinion regarding the musical merits of farting. My idiosyncratic performance of Flight Of the Bumblebee gets a cold reception. And Ellie goes to Laos, where she meets with Dominic Monaghan who’s recovering from an altercation with a lizard, and becomes embroiled in a gambling scam.
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This week we share anecdotes about Louis van Gaal, Miles Jupp, Elis James, John Robins, Fern Brady and George Ezra. We join Bob Dylan in a youth hostel, and we receive an email from Lou Bega, with his brand new song. Plus Ellie tries to contact Joe Cocker, but to no avail, because he’s been dead for twelve years.
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You rejoin us in the middle of our holiday in Marrakesh, where we become dramatically stranded in a ford, meet a funky imam, and pit three Moroccan teas against each other in our first non-European Herbal Tea Of The Week.
Plus, I perform for a group of swingers, get attacked by two birds, and have another interesting backside-related experience—those three things aren’t related. We also enter the world of Angela, from the song Mambo No. 5 by Lou Bega.
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The David Eagle Podcast is back. The plan is to record something every day and then release weekly.
This week: Join me in the bath with a pair of geese, a call to my bank takes a sordid and confusing turn, and Ellie and I have some weird massage experiences. Plus, we go abroad, but I don’t know where we’re going.
Find out where we land and what we do in the first in a new weekly series of The David Eagle Podcast. It’s better than a bald head.
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Fourth and final episode of See No Eagle, featuring tales of two weird performances: an embarrassing incident at a children’s talent show and a life threatening gig in a rough Kent pub.
Listen on BBC Sounds here.
Start 2026 in style, with a trip to Hartlepool.
Episode 3 of See No Eagle, The Anti-social Accordionist.
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On BBC Sounds.
Episode 2 of See No Eagle is now up on BBC Sounds. Featuring a formative sex education lesson courtesy of French shortwave radio, and we try a bit of meditation with a twist.
Episode 1 of my BBC Radio 4 comedy series is now up on Bbc Sounds. You can also subscribe to the show, which would be useful for me, because then it might hoodwink the BBC into thinking I’m popular and give me a second series.
Listen and subscribe here.
This December I return to Radio 4 for my own comedy series, Eagle On The Air.
I’m recording it in Sheffield on 30th September and 1st October. If you fancy coming along to one of them, you’d be very welcome — especially if you have a loud laugh.
If you want to hear yourself on the radio, you could laugh in a really noticeable, idiosyncratic manner, or sneak in a little sneeze, cough, belch or fart, and then gleefully inform your friends and family that you’ve featured in a BBC Radio 4 comedy show.
Tickets are free but you have to book them in advance, which you can do here.
On Thursday September 25th I’m at the Laurels in Whitley Bay. Join me as I jostle with a multitude of ideas for an upcoming radio series. Includes French lesbians, a talking teddy, an errant accordion, Daleks, militant Morris dancers, a song from me at seven about my mate who pissed himself in the street, and of course some Princess Margaret themed erotica.
Tickets are, as you might expect, £5 and available here.