Alan Partridge Podcast: Last News

LinkedIn and is already sharing “pearls of wisdom” with his community on there.Steve Coogan’s national treasure character has signed up to the professional networking platform to coincide with the launch of his new podcast, From the Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast.Partridge has already shared a first post on the platform, including advice on “ways to flex your creative muscles, tips for eye-catching business attire and out-of-the-box thinking.”Celebrating the new member, Charlotte Davies, Careers Expert at LinkedIn said: “We were delighted to see that Alan has joined the LinkedIn network.“We hope that our members will be able to benefit from the advice of such an experienced, dynamic and versatile broadcaster.

Steve Coogan has said that he and Rob Brydon should make another series of The Trip.Appearing on his co-star’s Brydon & podcoast, the Alan Partridge star revealed that he was meeting with their director Michael Winterbottom on the day of recording, giving the biggest indication yet that they will make a fifth series of their mockumentary.“I think certainly there will be more stuff to say, because middle age is different to just getting old,” said Coogan. “I think we should do another one, at a time and place to be determined.”Brydon added: “I always say to people, if Steve is still alive in 10 years, I would [do another series].

This Time with Alan Partridge is on the way, due to shoot at the end of the year.The comedian confirmed the good news to Digital Spy, while promoting Partridge’s ongoing podcast From the Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast.“We’re in the middle of writing another series of This Time,” Coogan confirmed. “We’re shooting at the end of the year.

The Alan Partridge Podcast has been shared.Comedian Steve Coogan’s latest outing as the fictional Norfolk radio DJ, officially titled From The Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast, will arrive on Audible on September 3.Before then, fans can listen to a short extract in which Alan recalls recording a voice-over for a milk advert via Empire.“Like most people, I assumed those who hosted podcasts were pale, tech obsessed social lepers who live with their mums and couldn’t get a platform on any meaningful broadcaster so started spouting their bloated opinions into their USB microphones to flatter their groaning sense of self-importance,” Coogan’s Partridge has said of the foray into podcasting.“But then I spoke to a man I’d never heard of

From The Oasthouse – The Alan Partridge Podcast will feature 18 episodes, given Partridge fans a greater insight on the character never seen before, in what has been described as “fascinating conversations and richly sound-designed audio vignettes.”In character, Alan Partridge released a statement on what to expect from the Audible-exclusive podcast.“Like most people, I assumed those who hosted podcasts were pale, tech-obsessed social lepers who live with their mums and couldn’t get a platform on any meaningful broadcaster so started spouting their bloated opinions into their USB microphones to flatter their groaning sense of self-importance,” he said.“But then I spoke to a man I’d never heard of before from Audible.

Steve Coogan gave us the good news we all needed with the return of his character Alan Partridge in the form of an 18-part podcast.Called From the Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast, it hopes to attract a younger and more diverse audience.The podcast will apparently reveal ‘a wiser, more reflective Alan’ and it ‘demonstrates a maturity and insight that will be instantly recognisable to his fans’.‘If David Dimbleby has one, then, of course, I needed to make one. All national treasures have a podcast,’ the man himself stated.‘With this series, I want to give my fans an intimate view of who I really am.

ALAN Partridge is making a hilarious return with an 18-part podcast hosted from his shed. The Norwich-based DJ character - played by Steve Coogan - will delight fans with his new venture, From the Oasthouse: The Alan Partridge Podcast.

'From The Oasthouse' will see Alan delivering his thoughts from inside his garden shed...

Steve Coogan will reprise his role of Alan Partridge for a new podcast.