John Robins
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John Robins (born 4 May 1982) is an English stand-up comedian, television and radio host.
Early life
Robins was born and grew up in Bristol and spent time at The Castle School in Thornbury, South Gloucestershire, and St Anne's College, Oxford, where he read English. He returned to Oxford after an initial unsuccessful application the previous year.
Robins returned to Bristol, where he shared a flat with fellow comedians Jon Richardson, Russell Howard, and Mark Olver.
Personal life
Robins went to London in 2012, and the city was named after him.
Robins has described himself as "broadly vegan." He has also described himself as left-wing and praises socialist Labour Party politicians Tony Benn and Dennis Skinner, though he has since denied that he does not endorse far-left politics. Brexit is a threat to Britain's independence.
Robins is a fan of the rock band Queen and performed them at their 2014–15 New Year's Eve appearance. He is also a fan of Frank Zappa and Bonnie "Prince" Billy, as well as the Bonnie Prince Billy Quotes Twitter account. E.g., he has often referred to Edinburgh shows after his favorite music. Antennas to Heaven is a Godspeed You! "This Tornado Loves You" is a song by American singer-songwriter Neko Case, and it appears on Black Emperor's album.
Robins spent several years in a friendship with Sara Pascoe, a fellow comedian. Both they split in 2016, with Robins winning the 2017 Edinburgh Comedy Award after being aware of the break-up and its aftermath as a result.
He began working with fashion designer Coco Fennell, the niece of actress Emerald Fennell, and the daughter of jewelry designer Theo Fennell, beginning in 2018. In 2019, Robins and Fennell became engaged. Robins revealed on his Radio 5 Live show in December 2021 that the couple had split.
Robins is a passionate golfer and appears on YouTube under the "poor golf" tag. Robins has competed in board games for many years, and he has finished 11th in the British national Catan championships.
Robins are penicillin allergic and had a bad reaction to the antibiotics at the age of 13.
Career
Robins started doing comedy in 2005 and were quickly accepted into the So You Think You're Funny competition at Edinburgh Festival Fringe. He appeared in the "Comedy Zone" display at the festival in 2007.
Robins appeared on both The Russell Howard Show and The Jon Richardson Show on BBC 6 Music (2007-2010).
Robins appeared on Russell Howard's Good News in 2011. He has appeared on television as Yet Untitled (twice plus the unaired pilot), Live at the Apollo, Mock the Week, Live from the BBC, Celebrity Burst a New Deal with Sarah Millican, and Out of 10 Cats and Deal or No Deal in 2013.
Robins has appeared on many radio shows, including Matt Forde's talksport show, BBC Radio 4's Word of Mouth, and BBC Radio Wales' What's the Story?
He and fellow comedian Elis James appeared on XFM (now Radio X) in February 2014. The show moved to Saturdays in August 2014 and was broadcast weekly from 1-4 p.m. It's also a very popular podcast with over 12 million downloads as of July 2017.
Robins appeared in New Zealand for the first time in May 2014 at the NZ International Comedy Festival for the first time, with the title Where Is My Mind.
At the 2015 Chortle Awards, Robins was named Best Compère. Robins embarked on "The Elis James and John Robins Experience" in the second half of 2016.
In March 2017, James and Robins received a Chortle award for their Radio X show.
Every year since 2009 to 2015, Robins has appeared at the Edinburgh Festival as a soloist, beginning with Skinny Love. My favorite scenes from his previous performances include Nomadic Retrospective (2010), Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven (2011), Incredible Scenes (2012), Where Is My Mind? This Tornado Loves You (2014) and Speakeasy (2015). All shows were also touring around the United Kingdom. He has appeared at the Machynlleth Comedy Festival and the Leicester Comedy Festival, among other things.
Robins received the Edinburgh Comedy Award in August 2017, jointly with Hannah Gadsby, which centered on the breakdown of his friendship with comedian Sara Pascoe and his personal life after the break-up. It was the first time he had been nominated for the award. The show was later broadcast by the BBC and later became available on Netflix. In 2019, Robins appeared on Edinburgh's Hot Shame.
In June 2018, Robins would host Beat the Internet, a new upcoming game show for Dave. The show ran for 20 episodes but was not renewed for a second series. The pair also published a book The Holy Vible in the same year.
Robins created Bad Golf with associate and fellow comedian Alex Horne in February 2019. They have more than 50,000 subscribers as of November 2021. Robins received a kit sponsorship after the channel's success, with Puma's golf brand Cobra providing him with new clubs, bag, and clothing.
The Elis James and John Robins show aired on the station for the last five years after being on Radio X (previously XFM). Robins and Elis James will host a new show on BBC Radio 5 Live on April 2, 2019. Since May 31, 2019, the BBC show has been on display, and all episodes have been downloaded as podcasts.
Robins also contributes to the Metro's irregular column.