Comedy from Rachel Longmore

Available for 31 days

We're celebrating the best creatives where we live with Nina Das Gupta, including: • Ditch your David Attenboroughs, move over Michaela Strachan and cheerio Chris Packham: Discover the next wildlife presenters set to grace your screens, bringing a mix of Yam-Yam and Brummie charm to the airwaves, with a new documentary series shining the spotlight on our urban wildlife. Get to know Wolverhampton's Ryan Eddowes and Bromsgrove's Adam O'Hare. • Get to know the Kidderminster writer receiving love from around the world, for his stories rooted in childhood anxiety, blending in characters from all walks of life he's spotted whilst working at his local post office. • He gave up his job as a high-flying academic for a life travelling the country with a typewriter. We shine the spotlight on Leamington writer Fraser Logan, whose three minute epics made for complete strangers have seen him shared by hundreds of thousands online. • The Staffordshire lyricist and poet who's turned a personal tragedy in to some of the most beautiful spoken word you might ever hear. Fluent in at least three languages, get to know Newcastle's Oluwa Millar. • Take a deep dive in to the world of editing, with tips and tricks on finessing your writing courtesy of Rugby teacher turned poet Emma Moyle. • Plus more live comedy, from our stage at the Rik Mayall Comedy Festival, courtesy of a Wolverhampton act who's a veteran of stages up and down the country and across Europe. Channelling the wit of Lenny Henry and the craft of Julie Walters: Discover the hilarious Rachel Longmore. Upload your work for a chance to get on the BBC.