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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2024 · 54 MIN

Boghossian, Linehan, and Kearse Walk into a Park

from Conversations with Peter Boghossian · host Peter Boghossian

The only thing better than an interview with Graham Linehan or Leo Kearse is doing Spectrum Street Epistemology with the two simultaneously! Peter Boghossian presents more than 20 claims to the gentleman, unearthing their perspectives on patriarchy, the looming technological singularity, limits of comedy, the BBC, and more.   Graham Linehan is an award-winning television writer and the comic genius behind British sitcoms "Father Ted," "The IT Crowd," and "Black Books." He is a vocal advocate for women's rights and children's safety. He recently published his bestselling memoir, "Tough Crowd: How I Made and Lost a Career in Comedy."   Leo Kearse is an award-winning comedian with a new weekly show on GB News, "The Saturday Night Showdown." He was banned from his venue at the Australian Perth Fringe Festival after his content was called transphobic--despite writing the material with a transgender woman he was dating.   More from Graham: "Tough Crowd: How I Made and Lost a Career in Comedy" by Graham Linehan Substack  More from Leo: Website YouTube channel   Watch this episode on YouTube.

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