Goon Pod

Hosted by Tyler Adams, this podcast has been produced weekly since May 2021. (there’s a yearly couple of months break after New Year nowadays) If you haven’t listened to it yet, you’ve got a lot of catching up to do.

In each episode Tyler welcomes a guest to examine an actual Goon Show, a solo Goon project (films, TV, radio, books, albums etc) or practically anything within the Goon universe. They also talk about comedy in general – whatever direction the conversation takes!

To listen to this show, search for ‘Goon Pod’ and subscribe on Spotify, i-Tunes or whichever podcast app you habitually use. If you don’t habitually use any of those, then there are recent episodes at the foot of the page. Alternatively, click on the Goon Pod logo above to be taken to a suitable corner of the web where all the episodes are available.

Tyler is always happy to receive comments, requests or general feedback as it helps improve and develop the show. Goon Pod can be followed and contacted through Facebook and Twitter.

See also – The Goon Show Top 20 Chart

Listeners' Top 20 British Sitcoms Of All Time Goon Pod

Let's go out with a bang as we count down Listeners’ Top 20 British Sitcoms of All Time – as voted for by you. In total 73 different shows were nominated – some of the very greatest and most popular, others quite obscure or forgotten. But which ones made the final list? In this show we find out, with very special guests Chris Diamond and Donna Rees.Whether your tastes run towards the communal warmth of classic ensemble shows, the brittle awkwardness of suburban frustration, or the fragmented edges of sitcom storytelling, there’s plenty here to argue about. We talk about why some comedies endure, why others divide opinion and how shifting zeitgeists shape what people laugh at. Expect nostalgia, rediscovery and the occasional raised eyebrow or disapproving 'tut' as we move through the list. Will the obvious favourites dominate, or will a few unexpected titles sneak in? Expect a few surprises!
  1. Listeners' Top 20 British Sitcoms Of All Time
  2. Carol For Another Christmas (1964)
  3. This Is Your Life: Spike Milligan
  4. One Way Pendulum (1965) – with David Quantick
  5. Yellow Submarine (1968) – with Joel Morris