Now, Where Were We? with Barry Cryer and Bob Cryer
Barry Cryer and Bob Cryer
Now, Where Were We? is the show that Barry Cryer has been waiting 86 years to make! Alongside his son, actor and writer Bob Cryer, Barry's booked a room at a favourite London pub, called up a bunch of famous pals he's not seen since lockdown began, and he's invited them down for a pint and a proper catch-up. This is Barry at his storytelling best, in his natural habitat, doing what he’s done for decades: making us laugh. There is some very explicit language used in punchlines from time to time, but Barry's nearly 90, so it's sort of delightful, isn't...
Barry Cryer: A Celebration
In a special celebratory episode, Bob Cryer talks to Barry Humphries, Sandi Toksvig and Rebecca Front about their memories of Barry.Barry, Sandi and Rebecca will all be involved in the upcoming Barry Cryer: A Celebration, which is taking place at the Lyric Theatre in London on the 13th June 2022. We’ll be celebrating Barry's remarkable life, along with some of his favourite entertainers, including Bill Bailey, Stewart Lee, Harry Hill, Maureen Lipman, Michael Palin and some of the guest
Joe Brown - Part 2: Vera Lynn's Started Gargling
In a music room deep in the rolling hills of Oxfordshire on a beautiful summer's day, Barry and Bob settle down onto a squashy sofa owned by the incomparable musician, entertainer, actor and raconteur Joe Brown for a talk about the Lynton Boys, the Beatles, Morecambe and Wise, Spike Mullins, Simon Dee, Vera Lynn and .We dedicate this episode, along with all the others in the series, to the memory of our wonderful pal Barry: a joyous spirit, a supremely funny man, and one of the kindest, warmest,
Joe Brown - Part 1: Very Nice! Very Nice!
In a music room deep in the rolling hills of Oxfordshire on a beautiful summer's day, Barry and Bob settle down onto a squashy sofa owned by the incomparable musician, entertainer, actor and raconteur Joe Brown for a talk about old pros, parrot jokes and Barry's famous birthday telephone calls.We dedicate this episode, along with all the others in the series, to the memory of our wonderful pal Barry: a joyous spirit, a supremely funny man, and one of the kindest, warmest, nicest, sweetest people
Gyles Brandreth: The Hand That Shook The Hand of Oscar Wilde
We dedicate this episode, along with all the others in the series, to the memory of our wonderful pal Barry: a joyous spirit, a supremely funny man, and one of the kindest, warmest, nicest, sweetest people you could ever have the privilege of spending time with. We will all miss him so much.Nestled in the warmth of the pub, Barry and Bob are joined by the delightful Gyles Brandreth for a pow-wow about how Barry went from being a turn to a writer, shaking hands with the hand that shook hands with
Sanjeev Bhaskar: Schrödinger's Dog
The brilliant Sanjeev Bhaskar joins Barry and Bob for a delicious pint and an equally nourishing chat.Warning: there is some very strong language used sparingly, but nothing you won't have heard before, and it's all in the context of punchlines.By the way, in the heat of the moment, Sanjeev said that Bart Simpson's catchphrase was "kiss my shorts," but he wanted us to let you know it's actually "eat my shorts". No need to write in if you're someone who prides themselves on pedanticism (copyright
Miriam Margolyes: What About You!
The wonderful Miriam Margolyes welcomes Barry and Bob into her home for coffee, cake and lashings of chat,Warning: there is some very strong language used sparingly, but nothing you won't have heard before, and it's all in the context of punchlines.With many thanks to the Kites (Mark Allen, Jack Cryer and Matt Hodgson) for the tremendous theme music.You can hear more from the Kites here!Please rate, subscribe and tell your friends - it really makes a difference to how many people will manage to
Danny Baker - Part 2: Feeding Horse Heads to Tigers
Warning: there is some very strong language used sparingly, but nothing you won't have heard before, and it's all in the context of punchlines.With many thanks to the Kites (Mark Allen, Jack Cryer and Matt Hodgson) for the tremendous theme music.You can hear more from the Kites here!Please rate, subscribe and tell your friends - it really makes a difference to how many people will manage to find us! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Danny Baker - Part 1: On Pleasure Bent
Now, Where Were We? is the show that Barry Cryer has been waiting 86 years to make! Warning: there is some very strong language used sparingly, but nothing you won't have heard before, and it's all in the context of punchlines.With many thanks to the Kites (Mark Allen, Jack Cryer and Matt Hodgson) for the tremendous theme music.You can hear more from the Kites here!Please rate, subscribe and tell your friends - it really makes a difference to how many people will manage to find us! Hos
Stephen Fry - Part 2: Sundries
Now, Where Were We? is the show that Barry Cryer has been waiting 86 years to make! Booking an upstairs room at a favourite London pub, Barry's son Bob called up a bunch of the famous pals that Barry’s not seen since lockdown began and invited them down for a pint and a proper catch-up. And today it's our concluding chinwag with the brilliant Stephen Fry.If you've not heard Part 1, why not listen to that one first?Warning: there is some very strong language used sparingly, but nothing
Stephen Fry - Part 1: Smacking The Sauce Bottle
Now, Where Were We? is the show that Barry Cryer has been waiting 86 years to make! Booking an upstairs room at a favourite London pub, Barry's son Bob called up a bunch of the famous pals that Barry’s not seen since lockdown began and invited them down for a pint and a proper catch-up. And today it's the turn of the wonderful Stephen Fry.Warning: there is some very strong language used sparingly, but nothing you won't have heard down the docks, and it's all in the context of punchline
Coming on Christmas Eve...
Now, Where We We? launches this Christmas Eve with national treasure Stephen Fry. Really, what's not to like about that? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.