Zoe Lyons

Comedian Zoe Lyons joins the discussion with her sharp observational humor. They tackle the absurdities of global politics, poking fun at Trump and Putin's recent talks. The episode delves into the hilarity of Britain's defense spending, balancing military ambitions with budget realities. They also explore prison overcrowding, proposing unconventional solutions with comedic flair. The conversation highlights the struggle between honesty and the comfort of lies, making for an engaging and entertaining take on serious topics.

This week, Adam Kay, a former doctor turned comedian, shares hilarious insights on NHS funding proposals, sparking laughs about creative fundraising ideas. Zoe Lyons brings the heat with a comedic take on an espionage case involving China, shaking up political sensitivities. Science-savvy Ria Lina addresses alarming flood risks projected by 2050. Political journalist Stephen Bush weighs in on Labour's tax dilemmas amidst inflation forecasts, prompting a lively discussion on the economy's future.

Cindy Yu, Times columnist — sharp journalistic wit. Simon Evans, comedian — satirical politics and US commentary. Zoe Lyons, comedian — topical humour and anecdotes. Ahir Shah, stand-up — observational political jokes. They riff on by-election chaos, Mandelson’s arrest confusion, Reform and Greens rising, Trump’s long State of the Union, and the absurdities of fly-tipping.

Zoe Lyons, a talented British comedian known for her sharp stand-up, joins Sunil Patel, a writer celebrated for his observational humor, and Ian Dunt, a political expert with years of Westminster insight. Together, they dive into the absurdities of Britain’s evolving political scene. They humorously tackle the challenges of new political parties, discussing ridiculous party names and the quirks of admin tasks. With witty banter, they explore robots in politics and the unpredictable outcomes shaping the future landscape of British society.

Catherine Bohart, a sharp-witted comedian and writer, hosts lively discussions with Tom Neenan and Anand Menon, delving into the chaotic world of current events. They tackle the rise of far-right movements in Europe and the bizarre dynamics of recent riots. Zoe Lyons adds humorous insights into why British fascists lack the flair of their continental counterparts. Together, they blend satire and critical analysis to explore issues of accountability and the complexities of racism in today's society, all while keeping the tone light and engaging.

Andy Zaltzman is joined by comedians Paul Sinha, Neil Delamere and Zoe Lyons to discuss the week's news, including Boris Johnson's reshuffle, winter covid plans and Emma Raducanu's heroics in New YorkHosted and written by Andy Zaltzman with additional material by Alice Fraser, Max Davis, Richard Stott and Rajiv Karia.Producers: Sam Michell and Gwyn Rhys Davies Production Coordinators: Caroline Barlow and Katie Baum Sound Editing: Marc WillcoxA BBC Studios Production.

Zoe Lyons, stand-up comedian and TV personality, talks candidly about lockdown, a midlife crisis and coping with alopecia. She recounts driving a veg van, running 100km, touring life and writing material under therapy. Expect spooky poltergeist tales, reflections on ageing and the comedy grind in short, sharp stories.

Join comedians Zoe Lyons and Scott Bennett, alongside Cindy Yu and Alasdair Beckett-King, as they humorously tackle global issues. From whimsical ideas for world peace led by women and children to witty critiques of UK political absurdities, the conversation is vibrant and satirical. They discuss extravagant political figures, poke fun at bizarre protests, and celebrate the quirks of parenthood in politics. Expect laughter and insightful commentary, wrapping up with Team Optimism emerging victorious!

Comedians Mark Steel, Marie Le Conte, Simon Evans, and Zoe Lyons discuss the budget chaos, Birmingham's financial struggles, RAF motto change, political shenanigans, Gen Z smoking habits, and a humorous rivalry between wedding photographers and Vickers in this entertaining podcast.

This episode covers Labour's internal struggles, Trump's relationship with Putin, and the challenges of home ownership. The panelists add humor to discussions on Valentine's Day, NATO unity, and alternative career paths post-election. The podcast also delves into food delivery worker issues and creative housing solutions.