The podcast of David Eagle: the adventures of a non-dancing blind comedian and folk singer.
Today's Dollop comes from Liverpool, as I make another incendiary journey to perform some standup at a community run night that tackles the subject of self-image; perhaps an odd booking bearing in mind that I can't actually see myself, anyone or anything.
Swooning tractor drivers, awkward selfie moments, unlikely mashups and more in today's instalment of David's Daily Digital Dollop.
The David’s Daily Digital Dollop mailbag is stuffed full with your comments, whether that be your thoughts on the many and varied subjects covered in these Dollops, witty wordplay, or warnings about the forthcoming Jewish World Order. In today’s Dollop I read out some of your comments from last week and award one Dollop commenter the coveted prize of Dolloppee Of The Week.
Today's Dollop features the first song from my pop music alter ego Pop Goes The Eagle, entitled Bad Boy.
Join me and the family on a walk through Hartlepool, featuring a Yorkshire relaxation CD, a singing train conductor, a cake recipe and a spot of toilet arson.
In today's Dollop I reveal how I fared in Bath Comedy Festival's New Comedian Of The Year competition. Plus, more importantly, did I accidentally sit on someone's face last night?
From Northampton we move to Bath, via Leeds and Manchester as my navigation woes continue. But will I get to finally tell you those promised two stories? Or do yet more distractions present themselves?
Today's Dollop comes live from a freezing wet piss-filled underpass in Northampton. But it's not as romantic as it sounds.
Due to a technical fault, it looks like David's Daily Digital Dollop is actually back, and seemingly here to stay, until a resolution can be found.
It's April Fool's Day and I have an announcement, but is it an April Fool or genuine? Find out what the announcement is by listening to this blog post, featuring a singing love-lost taxi driver.
Here’s a little audio blog from The Regent’s Park in London, in which I get accosted by a saucy duck, we discover some shocking news about Google, and we learn all about a jazz singer with a rather checkered past.
After my victory at Manchester's comedy competition, Beat The Frog, I travel to London for the famous King Gong comedy competition, where I come up against my most ruthless and brutal audience yet. But can I survive the five minutes without being gonged off.
It’s the third and final part of Eagle vs Frog, recounting my dramatic adventures into the world of gladiatorial standup comedy competitions.
This is the second part of a three part audio blog series, Eagle vs Frog, talking about my formative standup comedy attempts.
Last Monday I attended the gladiatorial standup comedy competition, Beat The Frog, at Manchester’s Frog and Bucket comedy club. In the third and final part of this audio blog series, released this Tuesday, I will recount what unfolded on that night. But first, in parts one and two, I regale you with tales of my very first standup comedy attempts.
So, from last week’s blog post about Theresa May and the police, we seamlessly segway to a song involving Theresa May and the police, or a member of the Police, at least.
The concluding part of our reel-to-reel tape based detective story.
We’ve come along way with this investigation. Today we focus on the owner of the Reel-To-Reel recorder, Ken Cooper, as we go from barely knowing anything about him, to discovering a great deal. Hopefully there’ll be a final part, in which we get to chat with some of the people who were on this recording, made 55 years ago, but for now, here’s the penultimate instalment of our reel-to-reel based mystery.
Today we are thrown a bit of a curveball regarding David Cooper, yet we nevertheless seem to be edging ever closer to uncovering the people behind this mysterious old reel-to-reel recording.
Thanks to Abby for providing us with the various revelations in today’s episode of our investigation.
Continuing the investigation into a mysterious reel-to-reel tape recording from the 1960/70s. Does the tape belong to the late Ken Cooper, father of the late David Cooper? Will Steven Mainprize reply to my email and provide us with valuable information? And is Private Frazer a red herring?
Following yesterday’s dramatic revelations, our investigation continues, as we hopefully start edging closer to finding out more about this mysterious reel-to-reel recording, and the people behind it.
