Coming up on the Tom Dunne Show, comedians Karl Spain and John Colleary are in the hot seat for this weeks Comedy Hall of Fame.
Following on from the Cat Laughs panel discussion last week, it's the turn of Canadian Comic Glenn Wool to be inducted into the ranks.
Wool has been in the business for over 20 years now, and moved to London in the late '90's where he befriended such comedians as Andrew Maxwell, Ed Byrne and Frankie Boyle, before hitting the circuit and travelling the world.
He's a regular at Edinburgh Fringe, and has written and appeared on numerous shows in both the UK and the States, including What's The Story?, The John Bishop Show and John Oliver's New York Stand-Up Show.
On Glenn Wool's style, the Guardian has said that "despite having the drawling, lugubrious delivery of a slightly wasted party animal, he's an act who deals with properly serious subjects, both personal (including details of his substance battles and divorce) and political". So beware of bad language and strong themes for this one!
And if you do happen to be offended by anything discussed in the first hour, after 11pm Tom will be joined by the director of a brand new documentary called ‘Can We Take a Joke?’, which takes a look at the idea that political correctness has gone too far.
Ted Balaker brings together comedians such as Gilbert Gottfried, Penn Jillette, Lisa Lampanelli and Jim Norton to talk about their experience in the face of offence and outrage. There's also a number of case studies from people outside the industry who have been subjected to extreme reactions for their 'jokes' on social media and the internet.
The Tom Dunne Show on Newstalk - tonight from 10pm
