Richard Osman

It's a great title.

Essentially, you know, are these the things you would want to be?

A happy, sexy millionaire.

And got into podcasting very early with Diary of a CEO.

A diary of a CEO is you can, by the very title, it's essentially saying, well, I'm a CEO.

I'm going to talk to some other CEOs, sort of,

Man to man, usually man to man, occasionally man to woman.

And it started as a business advice thing.

But, you know, he's very smart.

And it was always, what's the take home here?

What can I teach you?

You can listen to this for an hour and be smarter and be more ambitious or have, you know, genuine take home stuff.

He then started interviewing a few more celebrities and it started being a little bit more about mental health.

When I went on it, again, I will say this.

Firstly, it was a really interesting chat.

I absolutely felt like he was in therapy.

I felt like a lot of the podcast was him asking questions and trying to work out who he was.

And that's absolutely fine by me.

I think that's fairly compelling in its own way.

And after that podcast, whenever you do anything, any TV or podcast, you will get people come up and talk to you about it.