
Great Company with Jamie Laing
Jampot Productions
I’m Jamie Laing and this is Great Company – a weekly podcast full of inspiring conversations about resilience, joy and self-improvement. Read more
Episodes
Traitors & England Rugby Star, JOE MARLER: Being An Alpha Male Came At A Price 10/21/2025 1:10:13PROFESSOR GREEN: Diagnosed With Autism Age 40 & Why Working Class Men Are Lost 10/14/2025 1:17:21
RUNNA FOUNDER, BEN PARKER ON BUILDING ONE OF THE WORLD'S BIGGEST FITNESS APPS IN JUST 4 YEARS 10/07/2025 1:00:03KATHERINE RYAN: HOW I CHANGED MY MINDSET & MADE A LIFE FOR ME & MY DAUGHTER 09/30/2025 59:31SPENCER MATTHEWS: OUR FIRST HONEST CONVERSATION ABOUT OUR FRIENDSHIP 09/23/2025 1:07:50 Show all episodes
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Our take on Great Company with Jamie Laing podcast
Great Company is a great mix of entertainment and genuine conversation. One episode at a time, Jamie Laing talks with a diverse group of guests—musicians, athletes, magicians—about their life's ups and downs. The debut episode featuring Yungblud was eye-opening, offering stories you won't hear elsewhere. It's a mix of fun, realness, and moments that hit deep. New episodes every Wednesday. Great Company with Jamie Laing is a comedy interviews podcast by Jampot Productions.Jampot Productions
Jamie Laing
United Kingdom
90
60'
Weekly
Listener reviews
Sarah34 - 08/23/2025
Jamie is an endearing and insightful interviewer. It’s interesting to hear people come in with preconceived ideas about him, and end up loving him. The opening chunk where he speaks to his producer is totally unnecessary though, and might put people off the interviews themselves, which would be a shame. It just feels a bit too forced and awkward, which doesn’t reflect his actual interview style.
Jamie is an endearing and insightful interviewer. It’s interesting to hear people come in with preconceived ideas about him, and end up loving him. The opening chunk where he speaks to his producer is totally unnecessary though, and might put people off the interviews themselves, which would be a shame. It just feels a bit too forced and awkward, which doesn’t reflect his actual interview style.
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