A very silly prank show for Fonejacker fans: best podcasts of the week

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Kayvan Novak is back on the podcast scene, this time bringing his signature brand of humor to 'The Brian Badonde Bodcast'. The Marmite-favorite series sees the comedian reviving one of his most infamous personas - bumbling art critic Brian Badonde.

Novak's interviewing skills are put to the test as he chats with Adam Buxton and Ella Eyre, who bravely endure the comedian's antics despite his inability to correctly pronounce any words that don't start with a 'b'. However, in contrast to the silly shenanigans on display, Ella Eyre delivers a refreshingly candid account of her time in the music industry.

Meanwhile, Dani Shapiro's 'Family Secrets' continues to captivate listeners, offering an unflinching look at the things families keep hidden. The latest series features a guest who revealed their Arab heritage just days after 9/11, adopting a Black identity in a desperate bid for acceptance.

Another podcast worth checking out is 'How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your Sh*t', hosted by actress Shvorne Marks. The show sees Marks chatting with fellow actors about the ups and downs of the industry, sharing her own experiences as she navigates the highs and lows of her career.

In more serious news, BBC's investigative podcast 'World of Secrets: The Child Cancer Scam' delves into a disturbing story of scammers targeting grieving families in their quest for financial gain. The show is a somber reminder of the darker side of human nature.

Lastly, 'War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind' brings to life the fascinating history of Walthamstow Assembly Hall in London. Hosted by cinema legend Angela Allen and historian Prof John Thomas, the podcast is an immersive listen that showcases the art of storytelling through sound.
 
🤔 so I'm listening to this Brian Badonde Bodcast thingy and I gotta say, I love Kayvan Novak's energy but can we talk about how Ella Eyre handled all those awkward silences? like, did she know what was gonna happen beforehand or is she just really cool with people making a fool of her on live radio? 🤷‍♂️ also BBC's World of Secrets podcast sounds super dark - I need sources on this child cancer scam stuff before I get into it... gotta verify the info 😒
 
I'm not sure about these podcasts, they all seem kinda superficial 🤔. I mean, a comedian making fun of himself on a podcast? Sounds like just a bunch of self-indulgent nonsense to me 😒. And what's with the "refreshingly candid" part about Ella Eyre's time in the music industry? I bet there's more to that story than she's letting on 🤑.
 
🎙️ I'm so stoked to see more podcasts coming out, it's like 📚 book lovers & 🎧 music fans have something to obsess over! 🤣 Kayvan Novak is back on the scene and his energy is infectious 💃🏻💥. The way he brings Brian Badonde to life is pure comedy gold 🤣. But what really got me was Ella Eyre's honest chat about her experiences in the music industry - girl, I feel you 🤗.

And can we talk about BBC's 'World of Secrets: The Child Cancer Scam'?! 😱 That's some serious stuff right there... it's a reminder that not all humans are good 🙅‍♂️. But on the flip side, shows like 'War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind' bring history to life in such an awesome way 🔥🎭. I'm obsessed with Angela Allen and Prof John Thomas - their chemistry is 🔥!
 
🤦‍♂️ So I guess it's great to hear Kayvan Novak back on the scene, still bringing his... unique brand of humor with him 🤣. Brian Badonde is literally the only character he can seem to get right, lol. But hey, at least Adam Buxton and Ella Eyre can take a joke about Novak's pronunciation skills 😂.

On a more somber note, 'World of Secrets: The Child Cancer Scam' sounds like a really tough listen 🤕. You'd think people would be smart enough to spot scammers trying to preying on grieving families, but I guess that's not always the case. It's just... ugh. Can we please just focus on the good stuff? 💡

On a lighter note, have you checked out 'How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your Sh*t' yet? 🤔 It sounds like Shvorne Marks is a total legend, sharing her own struggles and lessons learned in the industry. Maybe I'll give it a listen... after I finish binge-watching my favorite shows 😂.
 
I'm not sure why everyone's going crazy for Kayvan Novak's return to podcasting... I mean, I love a good laugh as much as the next guy 😂, but let's be real, Brian Badonde's antics are just getting old. Like, come on, dude can't even say "Ella" without sounding like he's trying out for a role in a bad Bond film 🤣.

But hey, if you're into that sorta thing, then go for it! Meanwhile, podcasts like 'World of Secrets' and 'War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind' are really making me think about what's actually important. Those stories are somber and thought-provoking... we could all learn from them.

And can we please give some love to Ella Eyre? She seems like a genuinely cool cat who's willing to open up about her experiences, even when it's tough 🤗. More podcasts like that one, please!
 
I'm like totally skeptical about Ella Eyre's decision to open up about her Arab heritage just days after 9/11 🤔. It sounds kinda suspicious to me... I mean, what makes her think sharing that info would help her find acceptance? Maybe she was looking for some sympathy or attention from the wrong people? 🙄 Also, has anyone checked if Adam Buxton is actually funny or just tolerating Novak's nonsense? 😒
 
omg I loved the latest episode of "The Brian Badonde Bodcast"! 🤣 Kayvan Novak's comedy skills are still on point, but I have to admit, it was kinda cringeworthy when he struggled to pronounce words 😂. On a more serious note, I've been listening to Dani Shapiro's "Family Secrets" and it's honestly so eye-opening, especially the part about the guest who revealed their Arab heritage after 9/11 🤯. It's crazy how people try to escape their identity in times of trauma.

Also, I've started watching Shvorne Marks' podcast and it's really insightful. As a parent, it's awesome to see actors sharing their experiences and struggles without sugarcoating anything 💕. The BBC's "World of Secrets" episode about the child cancer scam is SO disturbing though 😢. It's a harsh reminder that there are still people out there trying to take advantage of vulnerable families.

Lastly, I stumbled upon "War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind" and it sounds amazing 🎧. Love how they're using storytelling to bring history to life! 👏
 
😂👏 Kayvan Novak always knows how to bring the funny! I love Brian Badonde's antics - 😆 he's so awkward, it's adorable! 💁‍♂️ Meanwhile, Ella Eyre's honest talk about her music industry experiences is really refreshing 🎵. Dani Shapiro's 'Family Secrets' is giving me all the feels - it's like, wow, families can be so messed up sometimes 😔. And that BBC podcast 'World of Secrets: The Child Cancer Scam'? No, thank you 😢. Too sad for my taste. But if you're into history and theatre, 'War Hall: A Theatre of the Mind' sounds fascinating 🏛️🎭! 👍
 
omg I'm dyin over brian badonde lol 😂🤣, kayvan novak always knows how to bring the laughs 🎉 but for real, Ella Eyre's part on the bodcast was so inspiring, sharing her struggles in the music industry is something we should all be talking about 💖 and btw that BBC podcast 'World of Secrets: The Child Cancer Scam' is giving me chills, it's a sobering reminder of how some ppl will take advantage of others 🙏👎
 
omg u guys kayvan novak is back on the podcast scene & i am SO here for it 🤣 brian badonde is like my spirit animal btw 🎨 i've been listening to family secrets with dani shapiro & it's giving me all the feels 🤕 but have u guys listened to world of secrets: the child cancer scam? it's like whoa 😱 these scammers r so despicable & BBC is doing a great job of exposing them 💯
 
omg i just started listening to 'How to Be an Actor and Not Lose Your Sh*t' with shvorne marks 🤩 and i'm totally hooked! her stories about navigating the ups & downs of acting are so relatable 🙌 also the other guests on the show seem super down-to-earth and entertaining 🎭 just a heads up, if you're an actor or wanna be, this podcast is a MUST LISTEN 📚
 
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