Alan has another podcast and it's The Worst

About this episode

Alan discusses his other podcast, The Worst, where guests share their failures.

Just because Tubby is between seasons, doesn't mean you're going to have to live without your regular dose of Alan. He has another podcast to tide you over while you wait for season two and it's the worst. Most interview shows serve canned anecdotes about triumphs, and that gets tiresome. The Worst Podcast knows it is more revealing (and satisfying) to hear about people’s failures than successes. Alan invites top comedians, pop stars, influencers, and other cultural icons to share their worst things, and hopefully find some redemption in the telling. If you like Alan’s signature grumpiness and honesty, you’re going to get a large dose of that. Here’s a taste. In this episode: Whose Line Is It Anyway star Colin Mochrie talks about why he should be able to run over pedestrians, putting up with strangers’ bad jokes, and the most humiliating job he ever had. Alan considers the business practices of hitmen. Subscribe to The Worst Podcast wherever you listen. Tubby will return in a few months. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

People in this episode

Host: Alan

Guest: Colin Mochrie

Topics covered

• podcast
• failure
• comedy
• interview
• cultural icons

Keywords

• Alan
• Colin Mochrie
• The Worst Podcast
• failures
• comedy
• interview

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Acast, Whose Line Is It Anyway

Books & works: The Worst Podcast

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