About this episode

Alex Horne joins Harry to discuss various humorous topics including urban foxes, a singing challenge, and dishwasher ethics.

Alex Horne - comedian, creator, and the middle of three boys from Chichester - joins Harry to talk about loving school, his hard-hitting Goldsmiths student documentary about urban foxes, and whether the word "meat" was meant as a pun in Harry's new ballad. We also hear about a 24 hour singing challenge that accidentally lasted 25 and three quarter hours, why Alex's wife Rachel is in charge of his private pension, and a highly questionable "life swap" idea based entirely on dishwasher ethics. Architectural historian and seaside culture expert Dr. Kathryn Ferry stops by to celebrate Scarborough’s 400th anniversary and answer the questions that matter - did King George III actually say "bugger Bognor"? Why do pleasure piers have a habit of burning down? And would you buy the Brighton Palace Pier with Harry? Hit subscribe so you never miss an episode! Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome to the Hill Show! 00:36 – A Love Song for Ham 01:36 – Meet Alex Horne! 02:28 – Licky the Mascot 03:45 – The Cheshire United Pig Mascot 04:50 – The 25-and-Three-Quarter-Hour Sing-a-thon Error 06:15 – Granola Chaos Backstage at Battersea Power Station 07:18 – Dishwashing Debates & The Wife Swap Idea 10:45 –…

People in this episode

Host: Harry

Guest: Alex Horne

Topics covered

• comedy
• urban foxes
• dishwasher ethics
• singing challenge
• life swap
• Scarborough anniversary

Keywords

• Alex Horne
• urban foxes
• singing challenge
• dishwasher ethics
• Scarborough anniversary

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Goldsmiths

Books & works: A Love Song for Ham

Places: Chichester, Scarborough, Brighton Palace Pier

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