Ed Gamble

Ed Gamble is a commanding force in the UK comedy scene, renowned for his cleverly crafted stand-up routines and successful ventures in podcasting, TV, and literature. His early career saw him co-hosting over 100 podcast episodes with Ray Peacock, setting the stage for his distinctive comedic voice. Known for his self-deprecating observational comedy, Gamble tackles personal topics, such as his Type 1 diabetes, with a refreshing honesty that resonates with audiences. Gamble first made his mark as a solo comedian at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2014, accelerating his career with popular shows like "Lawman" (2015) and "Stampede" (2016). His comedic prowess was brought to the small screen in 2015 when he became a regular on BBC's Mock the Week, demonstrating his quick wit and innovative humor. His television footprint further expanded with appearances on Almost Royal and a victory in the ninth series of Taskmaster (2019), a success he now commemorates as the co-host of Taskmaster The Podcast. Gamble's passion for food is a consistent theme in his work, most notably in his award-winning podcast Off Menu, which he co-hosts with James Acaster. This love for cuisine is also displayed in his role as a judge on Great British Menu and is the central focus of his 2023 autobiography, “Glutton: The Multi-Course Life Of A Very Greedy Boy.” Adding to his diverse portfolio, Gamble has a special titled Blood Sugar available worldwide on Amazon Prime, and his recent ventures include hosting The Traitors: Uncloaked and a rotating co-host position on Pointless. Whether he's delivering engaging stand-up routines, hosting popular podcasts, or appearing on television, Ed Gamble consistently brings his unique comedic style to every platform, making him a beloved figure in the world of comedy.