7. Roger O'Sullivan (Farran, Co.Cork)

In this week's episode, host Roddy Gordon is joined by the singer and Scots language advocate Iona Fyfe. The two-time Scots Trad Music Awards winner tells us all about her hometown of Huntly, Aberdeenshire (Scotland). There's Nordic ski-ing, Doric spikkin, and an unexpected beef with an international cricketer - you won't want to miss this one!

In this week’s episode, host Roddy Gordon is joined by Irish comedian Roger O’Sullivan. The Edinburgh Comedy Awards nominee (Best Newcomer, 2025) tells us all abouthis hometown of Farran, County Cork (Ireland). It’s a tale of spilt milk, GAA and a shared appreciation for Ireland’s finest achievement – Supermac’s! What are you waiting for; give this a listen pronto, a chairde!

In this week's episode, host Roddy Gordon is joined by award-winning Norwegian comedian Pernille Haaland. The former Best Comedian in Norway award nominee tells us all about her home city of Kristiansand, in southern Norway. It's a tale of ski-jumping, run-ins with elk, and picnics on little islands in the Kristiansansfjorden - you don't want to miss it!

In this week's episode, host Roddy Gordon is joined by comedian Robin Grainger to talk about his home town of Portsoy, in Aberdeenshire (or is it Banffshire? Controversial). Two harbours, one ex-Aberdeen FC legend, a soft drink with questionable ethics, and lots and lots of ice cream - you don't want to miss this one!

In this week's episode, host Roddy Gordon is joined by Cornish comedian and actor Tamsyn Kelly. The former BBC New Comedian of the year finalist and Edinburgh Comedy Panel Prize winner tells us all about her hometown of Penzance, in Cornwall. Beaches, culture, fishermen and not a pastie in sight - don't miss this brilliant episode.

In this week's episode, host Roddy Gordon is joined by Canadian comedian Tom Stade. The star of Live at the Apollo, Mock the Week and Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow tells us all about his home town in western Canada - Quesnel, British Columbia. There are fights, parties and an unexpected appearance from a Liverpool FC legend - you don't want to miss it!

In this week's episode, host Roddy Gordon is joined by comedian, actor and musician Zara Gladman to talk about her home in Partick, in the West end of Glasgow. Leafy avenues, local characters and food (lots and lots of lovely food) - you won't want to miss it!

It's the first ever episode of Where You From?, and what a belter we have to kick off the new podcast. Host Roddy Gordon speaks to legendary Scottish comedian and actor Raymond Mearns about his home - the East End of Glasgow. It's a tale of dens, gangs, and a titanic sport known as 'bottly' - you don't want to miss it!