Poet, John McCullough, is the first guest to share a drink with Will and Steve in this series. (An entire bottle of Japanese whisky. Oops.)

And then they talked about stuff. Probably.

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Back in the Brighton Studio, Will and Steve entertain the British visual artist Mark Vessey.

Mark is a photographic artist who celebrates icons of popular culture by collaborating and curating their collections of vinyl, magazines and other items to create a meaningful 'portrait' of his subject. He has worked with DJs Norman 'Fatboy Slim' Cook and Carl Cox and created a piece dedicated to Kate Moss using copies of Vogue Magazine where she appears on the cover.

Taking risks, working in a hotel, having a buffer, Mark talks about how he took the plunge into living the creative life of a visual artist and how curating his own collection of Attitude magazine perfectly encapsulates that younger period of his life. He wants to get his hands on Elton John's collection, and he pronounces 'Muesli' in a weird way.

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Will and Steve travel to a new studio in Brighton to interview the wonderfully funny Zoe Lyons, talking about inspiration, stage fright and being 'in the flow'.

Zoe has appeared on BBC's Live at the Apollo as well as being a regular panelist on Mock the Week and QI. She was nominated for the If.Comedy Best Newcomer award and won the Nivea Funny Women Award as well as Dave TV's Funniest Joke of the Fringe award in 2008.

They talk about Joan Rivers, getting a 'Tight Ten' and her new show, Werewolf, that she hasn't written yet but has a very lovely poster. (Tickets available here: https://zoelyons.seetickets.com/tour/zoe-lyons)

A fun and light-hearted insight into the creative life of a stand-up comic where no topic is off limits - as long as you approach it in the right way.

You can follow Zoe here but she is sick of Twitter: https://x.com/zoelyons?lang=en

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American singer, songwriter and guitarist, Kristin Hersh, steps into the studio to talk to Will and Steve about her life on the road, gigs, recording and shootouts with killer clowns.

She has recorded 11 solo albums plus more with her bands Throwing Muses and 50-Foot Wave. She's written books, including Rolling Stone Magazine's #8 Rock Memoir of all time, Rat Girl, covered Neil Young and brought up four boys.

She is shy, thoughtful and sees musical chords in colours. This episode delves into the life of a prolific musician, who was once in a million dollars of debt and gave up the chance to become a doctor.

Follow Kristin and her bands here:

Kristin - https://x.com/kristinhersh

Throwing Muses - https://x.com/throwingmuses

50-Foot Wave - https://x.com/50footwave

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Kicking off the series, Will and Steve talk to actor and magician, Brendan Patricks about the stage and screen and close-up card tricks on private jets for bags of cash.

Patricks is best known for his role as Evelyn Napier in Downton Abbey but has many stage credits as well as parts in TV's Gavin and Stacey, Gentleman Jack and the highly acclaimed Mr Sloane.

Whilst studying acting at LAMDA, he worked at the local Blockbuster Video with a young wannabe writer called Will Carver.

Laughs, insight and nostalgia for the death of VHS, this first interview starts the series with a ban, looking into the creative life of an actor.

Follow Brendan here: https://www.instagram.com/brendan_patricks/?hl=en

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