Laura Smyth (with a guest appearance from đŒ Bodhi Wilson đŒ)
Insane In The Men Brain - A podcast by Dark Horse Digital
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Laura Smyth is a comedian, writer and actor from East London.In 2019 Laura won the Funny Women Awards having only been doing comedy for 5 months. Since then, she has continued to take the comedy scene by storm; a favourite on the live circuit Laura has supported Jack Whitehall and Michelle de Swarte on tour and played the Comedy Arena at Latitude, Reading and Leeds Festivals.TV appearances include âLive At The Apolloâ (BBC Two), âFrankie Boyleâs New World Orderâ (BBC Two), âJonathan Rossâ Comedy Clubâ (ITV1), âYesterday, Today and the Day Beforeâ (Comedy Central) and âAs Yet Untitledâ (Dave). Laura is soon to be seen making her debut appearance on âCats Does Countdownâ for Channel 4. As an actor she has appeared in âPruâ for BBC Three, independent feature âCottontailâ and played the lead in her own original narrative non-tx âLaunderetteâ for BBC.Laura co-hosts BBC Sounds hit podcast âBang On Itâ with Michelle de Swarte which is released weekly.A prolific narrative writer, Laura has written on the new re-boot of âBad Educationâ for BBC Three; new comedy series âDeep Fakesâ for ITV2 as well as having several of her own projects in development, including original script commissions from BBC and Channel 4. UK Tour - starts April 2024 get tickets at laurasmyth.comAI SAYS THIS IS ABOUT... In this conversation, Laura Smyth and Rich Wilson discuss the realities of life, living with a life-changing diagnosis, changing perspectives, and self-kindness. They also explore the themes of healing, connecting with others, changing the narrative, embracing life, facing mortality, and the power of love and connection. They discuss the importance of changing the story, shifting priorities, and finding balance. The conversation concludes with a discussion on faith and belief in a higher power. In this conversation, Laura Smyth reflects on life, death, and the importance of living in the present moment. She discusses the purpose of human connection and the desire to find truth and commonality through comedy. Laura also shares her experiences of childhood and parenting, emphasizing the importance of learning from past generations. She highlights the value of embracing imperfections and cherishing relationships. The conversation explores the balance between acknowledging and acting upon emotions, and the danger of overemphasizing feelings. Laura concludes with gratitude and excitement for her upcoming tour. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.