21. Sara Pascoe

Kirsty Young asks the comedian Sara Pascoe what advice she would give her younger self.

An episode of the Young Again podcast, hosted by BBC Radio 4, titled "21. Sara Pascoe" was published on January 14, 2025 and runs 46 minutes.

January 14, 2025 ·46m · Young Again

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Kirsty Young asks the comedian Sara Pascoe what advice she would give her younger self.Pascoe found fame soon after moving from acting to stand up comedy in 2007. She has since packed out national tours, starred panel shows and sitcoms, and written three books including her acclaimed recent novel, Weirdo. She discusses drinking on stage, declaring bankruptcy, her first gig in front of just 12 people, becoming a mum in her forties and her continuing passion for performing stand up.A BBC Studios Audio production.

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Kirsty Young asks the comedian Sara Pascoe what advice she would give her younger self.

Pascoe found fame soon after moving from acting to stand up comedy in 2007. She has since packed out national tours, starred panel shows and sitcoms, and written three books including her acclaimed recent novel, Weirdo. She discusses drinking on stage, declaring bankruptcy, her first gig in front of just 12 people, becoming a mum in her forties and her continuing passion for performing stand up.

A BBC Studios Audio production.

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