The Adam Buxton Podcast

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The Adam Buxton Podcast is a light-hearted and comedic conversational podcast created by and starring English comedian, writer and actor Adam Buxton. The podcast was released on 15 September 2015 and debuted at number one in the British iTunes Podcast Chart.[1]

Format

The podcasts are usually just over 1 hour in duration and have been released on an irregular basis.[2] Episodes usually begin with an introduction from Buxton as he walks through the Norfolk countryside with his pet dog, a black whippet cross poodle called Rosie,[3] before segueing into a previously recorded conversation with the week's guest. The conversation's tone is dependent on the guest but the theme is usually humorous and anecdotal. The podcast is interspersed with self-composed jingles and finishes with a return to Buxton's walk with Rosie before a sign off. Buxton's occasional refrain "my wife" is heard first in episode 12 at 1 hour 6'45".

Awards

Year Award Awarding body Result
2016 Best Online Talk Show, Comedy The Online Radio Awards Won[4]
2017 Internet Award Chortle Won[5]
2017 Podcast Champion British Podcast Awards Won[6]

Episodes

Episode Release Date Subject
1 15 September 2015 Louis Theroux
2 23 September 2015 Lianne La Havas
3 30 September 2015 Dr Buckles' Cold Safari
4 7 October 2015 Jon Ronson
5 14 October 2015 Rob Brydon
6 21 October 2015 Garth Jennings
7 29 October 2015 Scroobius Pip
8 11 November 2015 Rob Delaney
9 19 November 2015 Caitlin Moran
10 27 November 2015 Louis Theroux
11 23 December 2015 Joe Cornish
12 25 December 2015 Adam & Joe Christmas Podcast
13 8 March 2016 David Bowie Tribute
14 24 March 2016 David Bowie Tribute II
15 6 April 2016 Kathy Burke
16 13 April 2016 Garth Jennings
17 21 April 2016 Richard Herring
18 28 April 2016 Sara Pascoe
19 6 May 2016 Doc Brown
20 27 May 2016 Iain Lee
21 3 June 2016 Marc Riley
22 12 June 2016 Jonny Greenwood
22b 19 June 2016 Jonny Greenwood
23 23 June 2016 John Robins
24 8 July 2016 Richard Ayoade
25 9 July 2016 Richard Ayoade Part II
26 21 July 2016 Sally Wainwright
27 11 August 2016 Bill Hader
28 1 September 2016 Michael Palin
29 12 September 2016 Louis Theroux
30 21 September 2016 Michaela Coel
31 12 October 2016 Panti
32 25 October 2016 Tash Demetriou
33 13 November 2016 Matt Berry
34 25 December 2016 Adam and Joe
35 23 March 2017 Steve Coogan
36 30 March 2017 Claudia O'Doherty
37 6 April 2017 Brian Eno
38 6 April 2017 Brian Eno Part II
39 13 April 2017 Julian Barratt & Garth Jennings
40 20 April 2017 Zadie Smith
41 27 April 2017 Marc Maron
42 4 May 2017 Bridget Christie & Steve Mason
43 11 May 2017 Nick Kroll
44 18 May 2017 Adam Curtis
45 26 May 2017 Edgar Wright
46 2 June 2017 Sharon Horgan
47 17 June 2017 Spoon
48 14 September 2017 Dougie Payne
49 24 September 2017 Louis Theroux
50 29 September 2017 Mae Martin
51 6 October 2017 Johnny Marr
52 12 October 2017 Reece Shearsmith & Steve Pemberton
53 21 October 2017 Miranda Sawyer
54 26 October 2017 Bill Burr
55 3 November 2017 Simon Amstell
56 11 November 2017 Kathy Burke
57 18 November 2017 Hassan Akkad
58 26 November 2017 Josh Homme & Matt Berry
59 26 November 2017 Tim Pope
60 9 December 2017 Thomas Dolby
61 16 December 2017 Romesh Ranganathan
62 25 December 2017 Adam & Joe
63A 9 February 2018 Paul Thomas Anderson
63B 9 February 2018 Jonny Greenwood (Phantom Thread)
64 16 February 2018 Greta Gerwig
65 23 February 2018 Diane Morgan
66 2 March 2018 Michael Lewis
67 10 March 2018 Aisling Bea
68 16 March 2018 Jon Ronson
69 23 March 2018 Lolly Adefope
70 31 March 2018 Gareth Jennings & Wes Anderson
71 7 April 2018 Jayde Adams
72 14 April 2018 Fenton Bailey
73 21 April 2018 Cariad Lloyd
74 28 April 2018 Bob Mortimer
75 5 May 2018 Eleanor Friedberger
76 13 May 2018 Charlie Brooker
77 7 June 2018 Tim Key
78 18 August 2018 Laura Davis & Mac Demarco

References

  1. ^ "ADAM BUXTON - 'THE ADAM BUXTON PODCAST' British iTunes Chart Performance". iTunesChart.net. Retrieved 18 November 2016.
  2. ^ "Adam Buxton at SoundCloud". SoundCloud. Retrieved 18 November 2016.
  3. ^ "Comedian Adam Buxton's adorable video of dog bouncing through Norwich field goes viral". Eastern Daily Press. Retrieved 18 November 2016.
  4. ^ "The Online Radio Awards Winner - The Adam Buxton Podcast". The Online Radio Awards. Retrieved 25 November 2016.
  5. ^ "Who won the Chortle Awards 2017". Retrieved 21 March 2017.
  6. ^ "Adam Buxton gets Podcast Champion award". 30 April 2018. Retrieved 11 October 2018.

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