transition time. pivot time. utilize your space time. i've got two years of hosting here till 2018. i want to get the most out of it. i'm going to utilize it better. we are relaunching a new podcast called settee.i'll tell you all about it soon. just need to add the feed somewhere else. get dayle in sync. tell the story. what the plan is. and fill …

00:34caught myself like the disruptive mental health burglarIn a frequency loop, excuses and fearnot able to wrestle with energy levelsfear economy taking its daily fee.but ultimately ready to grindAutor: Phil & Dayle

3.6gb left,seven days.cellular bandwidth.alive or dead,presence ruled by boxes and switchesAutor: Phil & Dayle

8amin bed, need to move, paralysed by distraction.food can wait,liquid can wait,climate change doesn't wait,black holes don't sleep.AaAutor: Phil & Dayle

overwhelmed by social empathyreal time value, social messaging effort and time vs message and passionto fight the good fight. mobilisedintellectual pockets of creative muscle memory.Autor: Phil & Dayle

taking time out forSelf expressionRunning the time gauntletRebooting and reframingAutor: Phil & Dayle

another morning podcast about opening the digital bomb bay doors on the world a little itch at a time. time zones no longer matter, find your tribe, sweat the little stuff and take out the big topics. We are digital time travellers. come find us on blab.im and subscribe to the conversation at hand.Autor: Phil & Dayle

starting at the top now we 'ear.I'm using the wonderful Siri to type this out are the wonders of modern technology - will have to go over the words of course to make sure that they sound human Siri has a habit of writing words and sentences that make me sound like I've taken drugs. amoudrugsillegalsubstancessubstanceswelcome to the podcast I'm not …

LOTDS #11: Not Suitable For Minors? - The podcast takes us through the Lord of the Dance Settee gigs in late April and early May at Harlow, Bristol, Monmouth and Clevedon. Rich has started doing dad jokes and continues to try to find ways to end the first half. He explains why he isn't going to the Edinburgh Fringe this year and what he's doing ins…

Lord of the Dance Sofa #10: The tour grinds onwards and Richard is messing around more and saying things that he shouldn't about his ex-girlfriend and Cliff Richard (different stories). With stories and how his mother-in-law tried to kill him, how he enraged a French man in 1983 and why he has the numbers of emergency masseuses in Worthing. Plus so…

Lord of the Dance Settee #9: You Should Have a Pregnancy Test. The madness and packed houses of March are over and April sees a slight dip in numbers and in energy. Richard has to deal with a dodgy microphone in Bath and lampoons the Marquis of Bath's attempts to create art. He enjoys a combined Christmas and Easter with his folks in Cheddar (that'…

Lord of the Dance Settee #8 - Well Played Thing. The tour continues through Southend, Aldershot, Cambridge, Shoreham-BY-Sea and Cardiff. Experience Richard's nerves and doubts before a Southend gig where he fears the audience might be expecting Michael Flatley, his proof that the people of Cambridge are not as clever as the people of Oxford, and th…

Lord of the Dance Settee #7 - The Circle of Life. The Lord of the Dance Settee tour continues, with Rich increasingly tired and missing his baby daughter. We join him coming through corridors and the kitchen to get to the gig in Chesterfield (or is it Cheltenham or Chippenham), and then see him reunited with his family in Norwich, where a special g…

Lord of the Dance Settee #6: Donald, Wherrrreez Mah Troozers. Richard is working his way through the busiest month of the tour and this podcast largely covers three gigs at three different Stand venues: Newcastle, Edinburgh and Glasgow. He's obsessed with w-nking judges, rimming shower gel and rip-off soap and ad-libbing like crazy. But he also has…

Lord of the Dance Settee #5 - 27 Years Later. The Lord of the Dance Settee tour continues, with the busiest patch of 11 gigs in 12 days. Rich discusses a recent and a less recent trip to Buckingham Palace, returns to one of the first professional theatres that he ever played (in 1988) and meets the first man he ever gave his autograph to. There's a…

Lord of the Dance Settee #4: Hold me closer Tony Danza. Recorded in his dressing room at the South Street Arts Centre in Reading, Richard muses more about the tour so far, tells a story of an inspirational flamenco dancer (that was in early versions of the show) and runs through the interesting events from last week's dates. Also, as he kind of for…

Lord of the Dance Settee #3: I'M MORTIFIED. A collection of a few of the outtakes and extra bits from the last four performances of Lord of the Dance Settee in which Richard travelled to Nottingham, Wolves, Salford and Chorley and had an eventful weekend. Get to hear a few regional variations to certain parts of the show, Richard being heckled abou…

Lord of the Dance Settee #2: 4 Leaf Clover. Rich keeps you up to date with how the tour is going so far (including a backstage report from Colchester Arts Centre where he was watched by statues to the war dead), as well as how fatherhood is affecting his comedy. He also takes a somewhat dry look at the themes behind the stand-up show and how he has…

Lord of the Dance Settee #1: How I Broke A Caravan Window with a W*nk. In this first episode of a brand new podcast, Richard Herring not only tries to tackle his new garageband software (audiophiles may be disturbed by the echo on the mic), but tell you all about his latest tour show. Find out why he has abandoned an overarching theme, discover som…