Rich is peeved that Banksy has been ripping off his ideas, but his guest doesn't realise he's not supposed to talk over him, it's only bloody birthday boy Bill Burr. They discuss their startlingly similar careers (if you ignore Bill's movie and success and money), what the West End is like, head mops, Warsaw Indiana, how fights in films are never realistic, Bill's biggest acting role yet in the King of Staten Island https://www.thekingofstatenisland.com/, how a cartoon gives the most realistic interpretation of the 70s (check out the new series of F is for Family https://www.netflix.com/title/80028732), offence in stand up, feminism, masculinity in crisis, Croydon and tiny babies. It's good stuff. We're doing these every Wednesday night at 8pm on http://twitch.tv/rkherring (along with loads of other stuff). If you're with Amazon Prime you can give us money at no cost to yourself. This video explains how https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVji_FONrxo

Richard has been causing a Twitter sensation with the ballad of his blocked cupboard, but the real question is how many graters does one man need? His guest only has one and her name is Stevie Martin. They chat about the joy of a well timed silly face, the less joy of having to watch your TV pilots vanish into the ether, witchcraft and finding out your allergies via electricity, the difference between moving to London in the 80s and the 2010s, relationships as a competition, terrible social media experiences and the joys of improvising for an hour on Twitch.