Six Months Later...
The Podcast 180 days in the making! Do you like hearing about cool people but then wonder what happened to them after the interview is over? Well do we have the podcast for you! Every week on Six Months Later… Tara Newton-Wordsworth and Matthew Chadourne interview interesting people about their lives and hopes for the future and then check in again in six months to see how everything worked out. Then we edit it all together into one long interview to create an audio time capsule. If you like the podcast please rate, review and subscribe on whatever podcasting app you use. Thanks!
Episodes
It's our final episode (for now?) and we’re going out on a high note with an interview with New York Times Magazine Writer, Senior Research Fellow at Yale Law School, and host of the Slate Political Gabfest: Emily Bazelon. We cover all the big topics from abortion to appliances as we discuss her work, her fight to get a new dog (possibly against her husband’s wishes), and her struggles to deal with the high stakes world of regional...
Comedian and Podcaster Kathryn Mather is our guest this week and we talk about all her big days out, all her little wins, her many health issues, her work on her new hour, and her thoughts on Vienna. Plus Tara gets hydrated and Matthew hope for just one piece of good news.
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You probably know this episode’s guest Tom Walker as his opinionated, foul mouthed creation Jonathan Pie but he’s so much more. We discuss his reasons for creating Pie in the first place, his recent collaborations with the New York Times, his attempts to stretch out creatively, moving house, and get some exciting pet news in the second half. Plus, Tara’s worries about sharks ultimately helps put her place in the universe in p...
This month we reconnect with comedian, writer, journalist, and podcaster extraordinaire Jamie Loftus (@JamieChristSuperstar) and talk about her new book about hot dogs, her recent podcast about spiritualism, and her new job in and newfound love for Star Trek.
If you want to listen back to our original conversation (in episode #8) just click here: https://anchor.fm/sixmonthslaterpod/episodes/Ep-23---Jamie-Loftus-e1bb30i
It’s been a long six months since we last talked to podcaster Helen Zaltzman (in that it is actually seven months because Matthew was sick and then very busy). We talk about her podcasting career, her excellent show The Allusionist, her search for new challenges, her patchwork crafts, and we speculate about he future of haircuts. Plus, Tara’s surfing is the hot topic of the last six months and Matthew takes some bold stances.
It’s a new year (or was anyways) and we are ringing it in with Guardian Journalist/Editor and AuthorMark Rice-Oxley. We talk about politics, world events, career changes, journalistic freedom, and dog poo and he makes a surprisingly high number of accurate predictions (for this podcast). Plus, Matthew plans a festival, Tara plans a new life in Australia, and they also make some accurate predictions too (what is happening around her...
This week we talk to comedian and actor Ever Mainard about their top surgery, comedy, life, slop, and all kinds of nice topics for the nice people Plus, Matthew and Tara talk pigs!
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This month we catch up with the nicest young man in comedy, Sam Lake (@MrSamLake) and discuss his wedding (which finally happened), his new show and feeling at home in Edinburgh.
If you want to listen back to our original conversation (in episode #8) just click here: https://anchor.fm/sixmonthslaterpod/episodes/Ep-08---Sam-Lake-e1bb321
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This week we talk to triple threat(!) writer/actor/comedian Danielle Perez (@divadelux). We talk about her rad fire pit, her secret Netflix project, fun summer fashions, and all her cool accolades. Plus, Matthew makes a plan to get a new personality (that fails) and Tara deals with her creepy kid.
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Sorry we are a bit late but this week we have the hilarious, cerebral, loquacious, and charming Myq Kaplan (@myqkaplan). We get to talk to him about comedy, podcasting, Buddhism, love, enlightenment, music, and the importance of “choosing the mountain”. Plus, Tara spends two weeks locked up (which may be her preferred form of living) and Matthew thinks up some very bee-coming Halloween costumes.
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Coree Spencer (@CoreeSpencer) comedian, podcaster, author, and founder of The Cinderblock Comedy Festival (A HUGE inspiration for Matthew’s own comedy festival) joins us to talk about drugs, working in a haunted house, her new book (I’m Not Okay, You’re Not Okay), and the dissolution of her marriage. (some topics are lighter than others). Plus, Matthew is abandoned by someone who he once trusted and Tara takes a vacation inside of ...
One of the best in the podcasting biz, comedian Caitlin Durante (@CaitlinDurante) of the Bechdel Cast, is back after a year to check in with us about her life. It’s a fun, lively discussion about her new tattoos, her new #CuteButt, her new Lego Titanic, her new stand-up show, and all the other great development in her life.
If you want to listen back to our original conversation (in episode #12) just click here: https://anchor.fm/s...
This week we’re lucky enough to talk to Canada’s Sweetheart Simone Belshaw, about her decision to quit stand-up for medical reasons, her old rat, her new cats, her mental health journey, and all her amazing ideas/hairbrained schemes. Plus, Tara reveals the secrets to a good night’s sleep and a good marriage and Matthew predicts the end of social media (perhaps a bit too soon).
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Same Time Next Year Episode 2 – Kaytlin Bailey
Absolute legend, Kaytiln Bayley takes time out of her busy life to reconnect with us and tell us what’s been happing over the last year. We get into her dealing with her new non-profit, her love of boxing, her thoughts on motherhood, and her dealing with her father’s illness. It is a conversation as funny and intense as she is and you’ll love every minute of it.
Actor, writer, director Jonah Ray is kind enough to talk to us this week about the new Mystery Science Theater 3000, dealing with grief, giving up stand up and his rad new electric bike. Plus, Matthew finally learns to pronounce Tara’s name and Tara get a one way ticket to paradise.
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Babs Gray (@BabsGray) is a comedian, writer, podcaster, accidental investigative journalist, and one of the founders of the #FreeBritney movement. We talk to her about her investigative podcast all about Britney Spears’ conservatorship, Toxic; her big plans for her garden; all of her health goals and so much more. Plus, Matthew is worried about coffee (again) and Tara has some nice date nights in paradise.
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It’s time for a six month check-up with doctor, comedian and new author Ed Patrick. We talk about his new book (Catch Your Breath available now), the perils of going on a book tour, the joys of having a dog in the pub, and exciting new developments in his personal life. Plus, Tara and Matthew make a bet on whether the future is cheese or birds.
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Hey Everybody, It's a new chapter in or ongoing experiment in podcast timekeeping as we bring you our first episode of our new semi-regular mini-episodes: Same Time Next Year. It's like the the old show you know and love but what we're doing is checking in with people we already talked to a year ago.
So join us as we talk to our original guest, the wonderful Jordan Gray. Get all the updates on her life, her obsessions (...
The wonderful Chloe Petts (@ChloePetts) is our guest this episode as we talk about comedy, the gameshow Mastermind, her favorite team (the) Crystal Palace (Elephants), and have a very mature conversation about relationships . Plus, Tara is certified totally sane and Matthew goes on a tequila based health kick.
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This week it’s a fun interview with comedian and podcaster Jim Daly (@jimdalycomedy). We talk about fatherhood, football, his new show “Football and Fatherhood”, his podcasts Blank and Five Year Plan, and Matthew pitches him on his campaign to rename of Jim’s favourite football team. Plus, Tara has a trip to the beach that inspires a huge life change and Matthew tries to rewild his lawn.
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