The Adelaide Comedy Podcast

In another bonus live taping of The Adelaide Comedy Podcast, Craig chats with 2019 Adelaide Fringe ambassador, Best Cabaret winner at the 2019 Adelaide Fringe Awards, star of America's Got Talent star, journalist and more Matt Gilbertson aka Hans. Plus! Adelaide's one and only, 19 Logie-winning queen of entertainment and epic earrings Anne 'Willsy' Wills. This episode was recorded live at Rhino Room for the podcast and TV in partnership with Channel 44 and with the support of the Community...

In an extra live taping of The Adelaide Comedy Podcast, Craig sits down with professional clown, producer of SA RAW Comedy for over 20 years and Adelaide Comedy Hall of Famer Frehd Starr, along with film-maker, comedian and recent star of the latest Hilltop Hoods film clip Exit Sign, Matt Vesely. This episode was recorded live at Rhino Room for the podcast and TV in partnership with Channel 44 and with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation. See it in all its visual glory at...

In the fourth live edition of The Adelaide Comedy Podcast, Craig talks to two stars of Adelaide Comedy, Mickey D and Georgie Carroll. This episode was recorded live at Rhino Room for the podcast and TV in partnership with Channel 44 and with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation. See it in all its visual glory at c44.com.au. Support the show.

In the third episode The Adelaide Comedy Podcast Live!, Craig talks to star of ABC TV's Lost in Pronunciation Ivan Aristeguieta and Adelaide comedian and writer Jon Brooks. This episode was recorded live at Rhino Room for the podcast and TV in partnership with Channel 44 and with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation. See it in all its visual glory at c44.com.au. Support the show.

In the second episode of The Adelaide Comedy Podcast Live!, Craig sits down with comedian and star of SBS's The Feed, Michael Hing, plus New Zealand magician and comedian Jarred Fell. This episode was recorded live at Rhino Room for the podcast and TV in partnership with Channel 44 and with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation. See it in all its visual glory at c44.com.au. Support the show.

In the first ever episode of The Adelaide Comedy Podcast Live, Craig sits down with award-winning comedians, Fringe highlights and former housemates James McCann and Amos Gill. This episode was recorded live at Rhino Room for the podcast and TV in partnership with Channel 44 and with the support of the Community Broadcasting Foundation. See it in all its visual glory at c44.com.au. Support the show.

This week, something a little different. Following the phenomenal international success of her show Nanette, Hannah Gadsby is returning to comedy with an Australian and US tour of her new show Douglas, beginning in Adelaide. To mark the occasion, we've dipped into the archives and pulled out an interview Craig did with Hannah and Corrine Grant way back in 2012. Support the show.

Craig is joined by everyone's favourite hairy Irish dancing ninja Dave Callan, plus Daisy Kraeh, the behind-the-scenes hero making Adelaide comedy shows happen. Support the show.

This time Craig's joined by not two, but three guests. British comic and writer for The Jim Jeffries Show Matt Kirshen, Adelaide comedian Joshua Warrior, and icon of Aussie film and television Ernie Dingo. Support the show.

Craig chats to one of Australia's queens of comedy, the 'bogan Bette Midler' Bev Killick. Plus former Adelaide Comedian of the Year now plying the trade in Melbourne, Leigh Qurban. Support the show.

Craig chats to Adelaide comedian and actor Kel Balnaves and Queensland's Lindsay Webb, who in 2019 will celebrate ten years of performing at the Adelaide Fringe. Support the show.

Craig chats to self-described "horrid little troll in boy skin" Demi Lardner and Tasmania's Chloe Black, who both started in the Adelaide comedy scene before pursuing careers interstate. Support the show.

Craig chats to Melbourne comedian and Fringe wife Tessa Waters, along with Boo Dwyer, the British musical comedian behind Titty Bar Ha Ha who now calls Adelaide home. Support the show.