The Comedian's Comedian podcast (http://www.comedianscomedian.com/ http://www.comedianscomedian.com/) is another take on exactly that: comedians talking about t

The Comedian's Comedian podcast (http://www.comedianscomedian.com/ http://www.comedianscomedian.com/) is another take on exactly that: comedians talking about their craft. The guests come from all over the world, but the host (Stuart Goldsmith) is English and so it skews a bit more in that direction. Recommended guests depend on your taste, but I think most people would find the Stewart Lee episode interesting. The Jimmy Carr episode was also very enjoyable -- surprisingly so to me, as I always considered his standup rather cynical, crude, mean-spirited. Getting a peek behind the curtain changed my perspective a bit. Of recent episodes, my favourite was probably the one with (Finnish stand-up comedian) Ismo. A couple of others that half-qualify: * Adam Buxton's podcast is much sillier and more of a banter/chat show, but a lot of his guests are comedians so they sometimes cover similar ground. * Richard Herring (Leicester Square Theatre Podcast) is at least as silly as Buxton and much cruder, but again, many of his guests are comedians and occasionally the conversation is surprisingly insightful.