"What happens in Blackpool..."

In this week's episode: Stephen explains how he felt like an exhibitionist on a recent trip to the gym, and embodies his inner Matt Hancock when he performs yet another u-turn on his Merlot/Moët fact (you can imagine how delighted he is with that comparison.) Ryan chickens out of calling-out Anthony Joshua, and talks through his skin routine - something which is inspired by an animal renowned for its wonderful complexion. They are joined by Producer Paul, who looks forward to an upcoming trip to see the Blackpool illuminations. This week's feature is all about one of Stephen's favourite stars, as he tests the teams knowledge of Diane Keaton - in a game called, 'Ry-an Keaton!' Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/dodgingdeathpodcast Email us: [email protected] Follow us on Instagram: @dodgingdeathpodcast Follow Stephen on Instagram: @stephenwilliams.jr Stephen's website: www.stephenwilliamsjr.com About the show: Dodging Death is an improvised weekly comedy podcast, hosted by Stephen Williams Jr and Ryan Paton. Join them for an hour of generally uninformed, irrelevant chat - where they discuss topics such as being an accidental Peeping Tom, sleeping in the same room as Mother Teresa, and getting shouted at by Santa. Stephen is an openly gay, cruise ship magician - and is proud to be at the front of that much underrepresented part of society. He is often heard regaling anecdotes such as how he found himself as a performer on a swingers cruise, his lowest life moment being with Paul Daniel's son at a patisserie in Brazil, and how he tried to blend in at an Australian dive bar. In hindsight, the floral shirt and exposed ankles were a mistake. Ryan has been Stephen's best friend since they first met at 11 years old and shared a communal love for the anecdote. He is the marketing manager for an afternoon tea company, is yet to attend a none catastrophic yoga class, and once got heckled by an eleven year old for being too scared to go on a water slide. He's also openly hetero, although his constant praise of ABBA could lead you to believe otherwise.