Everything’s Fine Probably

Jim, Stuart, and Gemma gather around a flickering candle in a dimly lit studio for a special spooky Halloween edition of EFP  where they summon the pioneering spirits of history from beyond the veil.

Welcome to the ultimate highlights compilation of Everything's Fine Probably (EFP)! Join your favourite hosts—Jim, Stu, and Gemma—as they look back, laugh, and relive the absolute best moments, quirkiest news stories, and standout guest appearances from the shows so far.
If you are looking for a heavy dose of good news, brilliant banter, and chaotic comfort amidst challenging times, you've come to the right place.

David Quantick is a sharp, fearless and highly original comedy writer whose career has taken him from the NME to On the Hour, Blue Jam, TV Burp and Veep, earning him an Emmy in 2015.

Henry Normal is a BAFTA-winning writer, poet & TV producer. Co-founder of Baby Cow Productions (Gavin & Stacey, The Mighty Boosh). He was the co-writer of The Royle Family. He has successfully returned to his first passion, creating popular BBC Radio 4 poetry series and performing live tours across the UK.

This week, Martha’s Rule, the link between kimchi and plastic, 30x30 conservation target and High Seas Treaty, loggerhead turtles, elephants, Two Mommy Tommy, and fat bears.
 

Hanna Bauer is the founder and CEO of HEARTNOMICS, a leadership and organisational wellbeing approach built around the idea that empathy, trust, emotional intelligence and human connection can create healthier and more successful workplaces.
 

English singer, songwriter, and musician Miles Hunt is best known as the charismatic frontman of the band The Wonder Stuff, which he formed in the mid-1980s. Miles later fronted the 1990s alternative group Vent 414, presented MTV Europe's 120 Minutes, and has maintained a diverse career as a solo artist.
 

Gemma explores a promising new Alzheimer’s drug, the fast-fashion protest of Second hand September, and the successful reintroduction of bison to Mexico; Stu dives into Singapore's reading incentive programs and innovative "poo concrete" construction materials; and Jim breaks down the "Housing First" homelessness initiative alongside a review of 51 practical environmental solutions.

We are thrilled to be joined by legendary Doctor Who icon Sophie Aldred! We dive into her incredible journey from touring working men's clubs to stepping onto a TV set for the very first time as Ace. Sophie shares behind-the-scenes stories of shaping a beloved sci-fi icon and voicing children's TV classics. Plus, we chat about the magic of live theatre, her transition into voice acting, and connecting with a new generation of fans through her Podcast.

Joe talks openly about autism, neurodiversity, mental health and OCD, and how his own experiences have shaped both his comedy and his writing. We also explore how comedy can help us understand ourselves, connect with other people and turn difficult experiences into something positive. NEW TOUR DATES IN COMMENTS.