December 2022
Very excited to hear that my little 'Dungeons & Dragons themed' comedy panel show DORKS N ORKS is scheduled to have a pilot filmed in LA this December. 

August 2022
So proud to be involved with the project 'White Boi' which had its first performance at the Camden Fringe this month. A play I was asked to write by the charity working with a remarkable young man in London who, within days of a school exclusion, found himself involved in gangs, 'county lines', drug dealing and knife crime.  The performances were amazing, funny and dramatic, 
Delighted that it looks like the play will be picked up for a longer run in London.

May 2022
Had a blast at the London Comedy Store hosting a charity gig for UK Game Therapy with the fab AL MURRAY, MARK STEEL, SHAPPI KHORSANDI, NICK HELM, and LAURA LEXX

April 2022
Had a blast recording a couple of episodes of the TV comedy panel show 'Left, Right and Centre'. I was representing the left and hopefully did Marx proud (Karl and/or Groucho). With the wonderful Miles Crawford, Samantha Day, Cerys Nelmes and the legend Bobby Davro.  

March 2022
Had a blast chatting to my old pal Des Burkinshaw on Soho Radio's 'Museum of Soho' about my recollections of Soho. To be honest most of my time in Soho was in pubs so my recollections might be a bit hazy. We talk about the first little comedy club I ran at The Intrepid Fox Pub, my stag-do, and my favourite shop, the game shop 'Orcs Nest'. Originally broadcast March 2022 on Soho Radio, but click the link for a listen.  

image-Steve Best

Jan 2022
Great fun guesting on Gav Smith's fab podcast 'My Favourite Film' talking about my fave film, 'When Harry Met Sally'. One for the film geeks, as the podcast probably runs longer than the actual film. But, hey... what a film. And I'll have what she's havin'. 

Sep 2022
So proud of the team at Camden Health Improvement Practice who won the London Homelessness Award 2022, and were Highly Commended in the BMJ Awards 2022 for their work providing healthcare to people experiencing homelessness in Camden.  
Click on the link below to see a little film about some of the GP Outreach work that they do which has increased the life expectancy of their homeless patients from 47yrs up to over 50yrs of age at a time when, nationally, the average life expectancy of homeless people dropped from 47yrs down to 44yrs.