What's It Like? with Lee Kyle

You may have seen Elaine Robertson onstage, perhaps you were there that time he flashed her knickers at a packed theatre.

Well, can we shock you? She went to Oxford Universtity.

In his irregular podcast series, Lee Kyle talks to people about one aspect of their life and this is fascinating, Elaine credits Oxford with changing her entire outlook and raising her confidence levels but there were some HUGE cultural differences with her being from a small town in County Durham.

How did she get there? Is she exceedingly bright OR was it because she was good at art? It's the second one.

A quite inspiring story honestly, listen to a genuine journey and how she came back home and is helping people every day now - You can here more about that at patreon.com/feltnowt where almost 180 other podcast episodes can be found!

What's it like?... to live in Japan?

Lee Kyle wants to find out about things he doesn't know, so, in this podcast series, he interviews somebody and hones in on one specific aspect of their life, work or personality.

In this episode he talks to Alice Robison about what it's like to live in Japan.

Alice lived in Okinawa for a year, was she able to assimilate? What surprised her? Would she go back? A fascinating chat about an interesting place.

This was available last week at patreon.com/feltnowt where you can now find bonus content about fetish and kit-kats.

In this podcast series, Lee Kyle is trying to become less ignorant. He's asking people about one particular facet of their personalities, jobs or lives that he knows little about.

This episode is with comedian and playwright Catherine Scott who is diabetic. Lee thought it basically meant that you couldn't have a Twix whenever you wanted, turns out there's more to it than that..

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Then, after considering it, do it. Ta!

A new podcast where comedian Lee Kyle talks to people about one particular aspect of their lives.  

This week is a fascinating conversation with Dawn Bowman who works for Rape Crisis Tyneside and Northumberland about what it is like to work on their helplines.  

Obviously, this is a heavy subject so be aware of that going in, but also know that none of this is in any way sensationalised and we aren't telling stories about the calls. This is about how Dawn feels about the job and the issues around it. It's hugely enlightening.  

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