David Earl
Comedians and podcast hosts Joe Wilkinson and David Earl are launching a football song to get behind the England Team and help spur the lads on to victory in the World Cup. “Cup For The Cupboard” has been born out of the duo’s popular daily podcast Chatabix and features them both on vocals.
Meet Brian -- a lonely, luckless inventor who takes on his most ambitious project yet. Enter Charles -- Brian’s extraordinary masterpiece – an artificially intelligent robot made from odds and ends, including an old washing machine, who has an inexplicable obsession with cabbages. Together, Brian and Charles is a heartwarming and entertaining tale about friendship, family, finding love, and letting go.
Joe Wilkinson, David Earl and Poppy Hillstead have launched a new podcast entitled Gossipmongers.
In each episode they will read out unsubstantiated rumours sent in by listeners. At the end of each episode they choose their favourite piece of gossip and help spread it further by getting Poppy to shout it out the window. The guest in their first episode is comedian Luke McQueen and it includes a story about an Australian wizard and a man who wears very short shorts.
David Earl and Joe Wilkinson appear to have missed the memo that said that these comedy shorts were supposed to have a summer theme. Luckily they remembered the bit about them being comedies.
Their short film is set in a one horse cowboy town where misfits Brian (Earl) and Gulch (Dan Skinner) are competing for the affections of classy prostitute Madame Haystacks played by, yes, Joe Wilkinson revealing hidden depths as the tart with a heart (and a beard).
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