Shappi Khorsandi

Shappi Khorsandi, comedian and writer known for sharp satire, and Lucy Porter, upbeat comedian from topical shows, riff on politics and absurd news. They lampoon Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ and his peace-related blunders. They laugh about China’s mega-embassy in London and marvel at Veronica, a tool-using cow, while poking fun at media chaos and political theatrics.

Shappi Khorsandi, a comedian, author, and human rights advocate, candidly discusses her late ADHD diagnosis at 47. She shares how receiving the diagnosis provided clarity and a sense of community. Shappi draws amusing parallels between ADHD and Tarzan’s identity struggle, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance. She reflects on childhood feelings of isolation, her journey navigating jobs and relationships, and the emotional challenges tied to ADHD, all while maintaining a hopeful and humorous perspective.

Join British-Iranian comedian Shappi Khorsandi and political commentator Jovan Uwusu-Nepaul as they dissect the chaotic landscape of British politics in 2025. They dive into Labour's AI-generated campaign hiccup and discuss Starmer's confusing policy U-turns. The conversation heats up with critiques on governmental hesitance regarding Gaza and reflections on the Greens’ refreshing approach. Plus, they share their thoughts on the rise of Reform Party and its implications, wrapped up with some cheeky year-end awards!

Join comedians and authors Shappi Khorsandi and Stacey Duguid, alongside ADHD advocates Ellie Middleton and Kat Brown, as they share their transformative journeys with late-diagnosed ADHD. They discuss balancing authenticity with societal pressures, the challenges of imposter syndrome, and coping strategies for social anxiety. The conversation explores humorous anecdotes from their careers, the importance of community support, and the impact of self-care practices in managing ADHD. Tune in for relatable stories, insights, and empowering life hacks!

In this captivating discussion, Bonnie Greer, Shappi Khorsandi, Eniola Aluko, and Afua Hirsch share heartfelt letters to their younger selves. They touch on childhood trauma, the struggle with identity, and the importance of authenticity. The speakers reflect on the power of growth and vulnerability, while also addressing societal pressures and imposter syndrome. Their journeys illuminate the unique challenges faced by women of color, emphasizing resilience and empowerment through storytelling and personal experiences.