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  1. RE: mastodon.social/@magdelenehall

    "The alternative – stopping malign global influences from destabilising our society, say – seems beyond us"

    #StewartLee #Brexit #UK #Migration

  2. RE: mastodon.social/@magdelenehall

    "The alternative – stopping malign global influences from destabilising our society, say – seems beyond us"

    #StewartLee #Brexit #UK #Migration

  3. RE: mastodon.social/@magdelenehall

    "The alternative – stopping malign global influences from destabilising our society, say – seems beyond us"

    #StewartLee #Brexit #UK #Migration

  4. RE: mastodon.social/@magdelenehall

    "The alternative – stopping malign global influences from destabilising our society, say – seems beyond us"

    #StewartLee #Brexit #UK #Migration

  5. RE: mastodon.social/@magdelenehall

    "The alternative – stopping malign global influences from destabilising our society, say – seems beyond us"

    #StewartLee #Brexit #UK #Migration

  6. @Lazarou @vfrmedia

    Sorry, silly 90s telly inside joke.

    On their radio & TV shows with Eldon, like #FistOfFun & #ThisMorningWithRichardNotJudy, #StewartLee & #RichardHerring made a point of always addressing or introducing him as "the actor Kevin Eldon" (because in conversation he'd mentioned he wished people wouldn't always refer to him as a comedian)

    E.g.
    youtu.be/04NfM2s-zc8

    #KevinEldon #UKTV

  7. @Lazarou @vfrmedia

    Sorry, silly 90s telly inside joke.

    On their radio & TV shows with Eldon, like #FistOfFun & #ThisMorningWithRichardNotJudy, #StewartLee & #RichardHerring made a point of always addressing or introducing him as "the actor Kevin Eldon" (because in conversation he'd mentioned he wished people wouldn't always refer to him as a comedian)

    E.g.
    youtu.be/04NfM2s-zc8

    #KevinEldon #UKTV

  8. @Lazarou @vfrmedia

    Sorry, silly 90s telly inside joke.

    On their radio & TV shows with Eldon, like #FistOfFun & #ThisMorningWithRichardNotJudy, #StewartLee & #RichardHerring made a point of always addressing or introducing him as "the actor Kevin Eldon" (because in conversation he'd mentioned he wished people wouldn't always refer to him as a comedian)

    E.g.
    youtu.be/04NfM2s-zc8

    #KevinEldon #UKTV

  9. @Lazarou @vfrmedia

    Sorry, silly 90s telly inside joke.

    On their radio & TV shows with Eldon, like #FistOfFun & #ThisMorningWithRichardNotJudy, #StewartLee & #RichardHerring made a point of always addressing or introducing him as "the actor Kevin Eldon" (because in conversation he'd mentioned he wished people wouldn't always refer to him as a comedian)

    E.g.
    youtu.be/04NfM2s-zc8

    #KevinEldon #UKTV

  10. @Lazarou @vfrmedia

    Sorry, silly 90s telly inside joke.

    On their radio & TV shows with Eldon, like #FistOfFun & #ThisMorningWithRichardNotJudy, #StewartLee & #RichardHerring made a point of always addressing or introducing him as "the actor Kevin Eldon" (because in conversation he'd mentioned he wished people wouldn't always refer to him as a comedian)

    E.g.
    youtu.be/04NfM2s-zc8

    #KevinEldon #UKTV

  11. ‘I was miserable for a lot of this century’: Stewart Lee on divorce, his adoption and the twisted children’s poem that explains his life
    By Zoe Williams

    After a rocky few decades, the standup is nearing 60 – and finding contentment at last. But what does his grotesque retelling of The Owl and the Pussy-cat tell us about his inability to connect with people?

    theguardian.com/culture/2026/a

    #StewartLee #Comedy #TVcomedy #Comedy #Culture #Television #TheGuardian #ZoeWilliams

  12. ‘I was miserable for a lot of this century’: Stewart Lee on divorce, his adoption and the twisted children’s poem that explains his life
    By Zoe Williams

    After a rocky few decades, the standup is nearing 60 – and finding contentment at last. But what does his grotesque retelling of The Owl and the Pussy-cat tell us about his inability to connect with people?

    theguardian.com/culture/2026/a

    #StewartLee #Comedy #TVcomedy #Comedy #Culture #Television #TheGuardian #ZoeWilliams

  13. ‘I was miserable for a lot of this century’: Stewart Lee on divorce, his adoption and the twisted children’s poem that explains his life
    By Zoe Williams

    After a rocky few decades, the standup is nearing 60 – and finding contentment at last. But what does his grotesque retelling of The Owl and the Pussy-cat tell us about his inability to connect with people?

    theguardian.com/culture/2026/a

    #StewartLee #Comedy #TVcomedy #Comedy #Culture #Television #TheGuardian #ZoeWilliams

  14. Series repeated from last year.
    Has Stewart Lee heard of fedi?

    bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/p0kpj46q

    Sadly you’ll need to make auntie’s servers think you’re in the UK.

    #counterCulture
    #socialHistory
    #bbc
    #Radio4
    #stewartLee

  15. Series repeated from last year.
    Has Stewart Lee heard of fedi?

    bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/p0kpj46q

    Sadly you’ll need to make auntie’s servers think you’re in the UK.

    #counterCulture
    #socialHistory
    #bbc
    #Radio4
    #stewartLee

  16. Series repeated from last year.
    Has Stewart Lee heard of fedi?

    bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/p0kpj46q

    Sadly you’ll need to make auntie’s servers think you’re in the UK.

    #counterCulture
    #socialHistory
    #bbc
    #Radio4
    #stewartLee

  17. Series repeated from last year.
    Has Stewart Lee heard of fedi?

    bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/p0kpj46q

    Sadly you’ll need to make auntie’s servers think you’re in the UK.

    #counterCulture
    #socialHistory
    #bbc
    #Radio4
    #stewartLee

  18. Series repeated from last year.
    Has Stewart Lee heard of fedi?

    bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/p0kpj46q

    Sadly you’ll need to make auntie’s servers think you’re in the UK.

    #counterCulture
    #socialHistory
    #bbc
    #Radio4
    #stewartLee

  19. STEWART LEE is an excellent comedian but also has an encyclopaedic knowledge of music. Or pretends to, at least.

    Here he is, cycling around East London, exploring record stores and taking you to historical sites around the area.

    :youtube: youtu.be/xN2X_RImdZ8

    "We've been cycling around East London for three and a half hours, and for any Americans watching, we haven't been shot in the face"

    #StewartLee #Music #Records #VinylRecords #London #UnitedKingdom #UKmusic #cycling #EastLondon

  20. STEWART LEE is an excellent comedian but also has an encyclopaedic knowledge of music. Or pretends to, at least.

    Here he is, cycling around East London, exploring record stores and taking you to historical sites around the area.

    :youtube: youtu.be/xN2X_RImdZ8

    "We've been cycling around East London for three and a half hours, and for any Americans watching, we haven't been shot in the face"

    #StewartLee #Music #Records #VinylRecords #London #UnitedKingdom #UKmusic #cycling #EastLondon

  21. STEWART LEE is an excellent comedian but also has an encyclopaedic knowledge of music. Or pretends to, at least.

    Here he is, cycling around East London, exploring record stores and taking you to historical sites around the area.

    :youtube: youtu.be/xN2X_RImdZ8

    "We've been cycling around East London for three and a half hours, and for any Americans watching, we haven't been shot in the face"

    #StewartLee #Music #Records #VinylRecords #London #UnitedKingdom #UKmusic #cycling #EastLondon

  22. STEWART LEE is an excellent comedian but also has an encyclopaedic knowledge of music. Or pretends to, at least.

    Here he is, cycling around East London, exploring record stores and taking you to historical sites around the area.

    :youtube: youtu.be/xN2X_RImdZ8

    "We've been cycling around East London for three and a half hours, and for any Americans watching, we haven't been shot in the face"

    #StewartLee #Music #Records #VinylRecords #London #UnitedKingdom #UKmusic #cycling #EastLondon

  23. STEWART LEE is an excellent comedian but also has an encyclopaedic knowledge of music. Or pretends to, at least.

    Here he is, cycling around East London, exploring record stores and taking you to historical sites around the area.

    :youtube: youtu.be/xN2X_RImdZ8

    "We've been cycling around East London for three and a half hours, and for any Americans watching, we haven't been shot in the face"

    #StewartLee #Music #Records #VinylRecords #London #UnitedKingdom #UKmusic #cycling #EastLondon

  24. call the police, im being subjected to stewart lee #stewartlee #comedy?

  25. call the police, im being subjected to stewart lee #stewartlee #comedy?

  26. (interesting 👍 one for community and arts radio enthusiasts - listened to half of this while shopping on Saturday night)

    Resonance FM: The Art of Listening
    Archive on 4

    Comedian and writer Stewart Lee explores the founding ideas and extraordinary archive of Resonance FM, the UK’s greatest radio art station.
    The summer of 1998 - a new guerrilla radio station, broadcast from an attic on London’s South Bank, with a tiny crew and an unsteady aerial, mixed improvised music, endless birdsong and angry pensioners demanding their rights with experimental comedy, polyglot children’s programming, circuit bending and the heady whiff of full broadcasting freedom.

    Nearly thirty years and several precarious office spaces later it is still broadcasting and now reaches the entire world – a beacon of brilliance and an ongoing work of radio art in its own right.

    Resonance platforms the unplatformed. Broadcasts the unbroadcastable. An audio outgrowth of a radical creative underground, it also pioneered the idea of community radio in the UK as a space where outside voices could find a platform - from devotees of Congolese dance music to Calling All Pensioners, where a reformed bank robber yelled angrily about senior citizen rights. From the beginning it’s been committed to the idea of what its founders called ‘radical hospitality’ – that anyone with a good idea can have a spot. Resonance is an ongoing invitation.

    Having fronted several shows for the station over the years, Stewart meets Resonance broadcasters past and present, its founders and current visionaries; its constituency of artists, musicians and comedians; its brilliant volunteers and engineers, and dives into the station’s extraordinary archive.

    Presented by Stewart Lee
    Produced by Simon Hollis

    A Brook Lapping Production for BBC Radio 4

    57 minutes

    Yesterday
    20:00
    BBC Radio 4

    2026-06-20 2000-2100

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArchiveOn4 #ResonanceFM #StewartLee

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002xzmq

  27. (interesting 👍 one for community and arts radio enthusiasts - listened to half of this while shopping on Saturday night)

    Resonance FM: The Art of Listening
    Archive on 4

    Comedian and writer Stewart Lee explores the founding ideas and extraordinary archive of Resonance FM, the UK’s greatest radio art station.
    The summer of 1998 - a new guerrilla radio station, broadcast from an attic on London’s South Bank, with a tiny crew and an unsteady aerial, mixed improvised music, endless birdsong and angry pensioners demanding their rights with experimental comedy, polyglot children’s programming, circuit bending and the heady whiff of full broadcasting freedom.

    Nearly thirty years and several precarious office spaces later it is still broadcasting and now reaches the entire world – a beacon of brilliance and an ongoing work of radio art in its own right.

    Resonance platforms the unplatformed. Broadcasts the unbroadcastable. An audio outgrowth of a radical creative underground, it also pioneered the idea of community radio in the UK as a space where outside voices could find a platform - from devotees of Congolese dance music to Calling All Pensioners, where a reformed bank robber yelled angrily about senior citizen rights. From the beginning it’s been committed to the idea of what its founders called ‘radical hospitality’ – that anyone with a good idea can have a spot. Resonance is an ongoing invitation.

    Having fronted several shows for the station over the years, Stewart meets Resonance broadcasters past and present, its founders and current visionaries; its constituency of artists, musicians and comedians; its brilliant volunteers and engineers, and dives into the station’s extraordinary archive.

    Presented by Stewart Lee
    Produced by Simon Hollis

    A Brook Lapping Production for BBC Radio 4

    57 minutes

    Yesterday
    20:00
    BBC Radio 4

    2026-06-20 2000-2100

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArchiveOn4 #ResonanceFM #StewartLee

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002xzmq

  28. (interesting 👍 one for community and arts radio enthusiasts - listened to half of this while shopping on Saturday night)

    Resonance FM: The Art of Listening
    Archive on 4

    Comedian and writer Stewart Lee explores the founding ideas and extraordinary archive of Resonance FM, the UK’s greatest radio art station.
    The summer of 1998 - a new guerrilla radio station, broadcast from an attic on London’s South Bank, with a tiny crew and an unsteady aerial, mixed improvised music, endless birdsong and angry pensioners demanding their rights with experimental comedy, polyglot children’s programming, circuit bending and the heady whiff of full broadcasting freedom.

    Nearly thirty years and several precarious office spaces later it is still broadcasting and now reaches the entire world – a beacon of brilliance and an ongoing work of radio art in its own right.

    Resonance platforms the unplatformed. Broadcasts the unbroadcastable. An audio outgrowth of a radical creative underground, it also pioneered the idea of community radio in the UK as a space where outside voices could find a platform - from devotees of Congolese dance music to Calling All Pensioners, where a reformed bank robber yelled angrily about senior citizen rights. From the beginning it’s been committed to the idea of what its founders called ‘radical hospitality’ – that anyone with a good idea can have a spot. Resonance is an ongoing invitation.

    Having fronted several shows for the station over the years, Stewart meets Resonance broadcasters past and present, its founders and current visionaries; its constituency of artists, musicians and comedians; its brilliant volunteers and engineers, and dives into the station’s extraordinary archive.

    Presented by Stewart Lee
    Produced by Simon Hollis

    A Brook Lapping Production for BBC Radio 4

    57 minutes

    Yesterday
    20:00
    BBC Radio 4

    2026-06-20 2000-2100

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArchiveOn4 #ResonanceFM #StewartLee

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002xzmq

  29. (interesting 👍 one for community and arts radio enthusiasts - listened to half of this while shopping on Saturday night)

    Resonance FM: The Art of Listening
    Archive on 4

    Comedian and writer Stewart Lee explores the founding ideas and extraordinary archive of Resonance FM, the UK’s greatest radio art station.
    The summer of 1998 - a new guerrilla radio station, broadcast from an attic on London’s South Bank, with a tiny crew and an unsteady aerial, mixed improvised music, endless birdsong and angry pensioners demanding their rights with experimental comedy, polyglot children’s programming, circuit bending and the heady whiff of full broadcasting freedom.

    Nearly thirty years and several precarious office spaces later it is still broadcasting and now reaches the entire world – a beacon of brilliance and an ongoing work of radio art in its own right.

    Resonance platforms the unplatformed. Broadcasts the unbroadcastable. An audio outgrowth of a radical creative underground, it also pioneered the idea of community radio in the UK as a space where outside voices could find a platform - from devotees of Congolese dance music to Calling All Pensioners, where a reformed bank robber yelled angrily about senior citizen rights. From the beginning it’s been committed to the idea of what its founders called ‘radical hospitality’ – that anyone with a good idea can have a spot. Resonance is an ongoing invitation.

    Having fronted several shows for the station over the years, Stewart meets Resonance broadcasters past and present, its founders and current visionaries; its constituency of artists, musicians and comedians; its brilliant volunteers and engineers, and dives into the station’s extraordinary archive.

    Presented by Stewart Lee
    Produced by Simon Hollis

    A Brook Lapping Production for BBC Radio 4

    57 minutes

    Yesterday
    20:00
    BBC Radio 4

    2026-06-20 2000-2100

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArchiveOn4 #ResonanceFM #StewartLee

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002xzmq

  30. (interesting 👍 one for community and arts radio enthusiasts - listened to half of this while shopping on Saturday night)

    Resonance FM: The Art of Listening
    Archive on 4

    Comedian and writer Stewart Lee explores the founding ideas and extraordinary archive of Resonance FM, the UK’s greatest radio art station.
    The summer of 1998 - a new guerrilla radio station, broadcast from an attic on London’s South Bank, with a tiny crew and an unsteady aerial, mixed improvised music, endless birdsong and angry pensioners demanding their rights with experimental comedy, polyglot children’s programming, circuit bending and the heady whiff of full broadcasting freedom.

    Nearly thirty years and several precarious office spaces later it is still broadcasting and now reaches the entire world – a beacon of brilliance and an ongoing work of radio art in its own right.

    Resonance platforms the unplatformed. Broadcasts the unbroadcastable. An audio outgrowth of a radical creative underground, it also pioneered the idea of community radio in the UK as a space where outside voices could find a platform - from devotees of Congolese dance music to Calling All Pensioners, where a reformed bank robber yelled angrily about senior citizen rights. From the beginning it’s been committed to the idea of what its founders called ‘radical hospitality’ – that anyone with a good idea can have a spot. Resonance is an ongoing invitation.

    Having fronted several shows for the station over the years, Stewart meets Resonance broadcasters past and present, its founders and current visionaries; its constituency of artists, musicians and comedians; its brilliant volunteers and engineers, and dives into the station’s extraordinary archive.

    Presented by Stewart Lee
    Produced by Simon Hollis

    A Brook Lapping Production for BBC Radio 4

    57 minutes

    Yesterday
    20:00
    BBC Radio 4

    2026-06-20 2000-2100

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArchiveOn4 #ResonanceFM #StewartLee

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002xzmq

  31. I've got 5, yes 5, tickets for Stewart Lee tonight, Sunday 14th of June. In Cambridge (UK).

    FREE. Nothing to pay, no obligation Just want them to go to a good home.

    A group of 2 and 3, close to each other.

    No catch. You can have one, some, or all of them for free.

    #StewartLee

    DM or reply

  32. I've got 5, yes 5, tickets for Stewart Lee tonight, Sunday 14th of June. In Cambridge (UK).

    FREE. Nothing to pay, no obligation Just want them to go to a good home.

    A group of 2 and 3, close to each other.

    No catch. You can have one, some, or all of them for free.

    #StewartLee

    DM or reply

  33. I've got 5, yes 5, tickets for Stewart Lee tonight, Sunday 14th of June. In Cambridge (UK).

    FREE. Nothing to pay, no obligation Just want them to go to a good home.

    A group of 2 and 3, close to each other.

    No catch. You can have one, some, or all of them for free.

    #StewartLee

    DM or reply

  34. I've got 5, yes 5, tickets for Stewart Lee tonight, Sunday 14th of June. In Cambridge (UK).

    FREE. Nothing to pay, no obligation Just want them to go to a good home.

    A group of 2 and 3, close to each other.

    No catch. You can have one, some, or all of them for free.

    #StewartLee

    DM or reply

  35. I've got 5, yes 5, tickets for Stewart Lee tonight, Sunday 14th of June. In Cambridge (UK).

    FREE. Nothing to pay, no obligation Just want them to go to a good home.

    A group of 2 and 3, close to each other.

    No catch. You can have one, some, or all of them for free.

    #StewartLee

    DM or reply