Comedy audio fiction

Andy Pandini inGolden Beryl

Voices from a very peculiar archive.

Golden Beryl is a surreal comedy podcast of serial mysteries, forgotten broadcasts and dangerously confident commentary. Andy appears as Inspector Dodamon, Gunton Law, Jim Lively and other voices — with another character on the way.

Golden Beryl podcast artwork, showing a silhouetted figure with raised hands
New serial
forthcoming

Cases, waste and several unreliable narrators.

Andy’s two principal Golden Beryl credits from 2025 were long-form serials written and directed by Matthew Oakley.

Forthcoming Golden Beryl serial

Laird of Sleet

Andy plays Morris Perch

A new serial is on its way. Andy will appear as Morris Perch; release details and a listening link will be added here when they are announced.

Two more transmissions from the archive.

Alongside the serials, Andy can be heard in these self-contained Golden Beryl episodes.

Air Thick With Air

Peter Thurston

A journey back to a supposedly groundbreaking project from 1976, reconstructed from the Golden Beryl archive.

Listen to the episode

Plain Gas

George Samuelson

An Interruptor’s Commentary in which George Samuelson and Del Orinda outline strategies for the prolonged interruption of Citizen Kane.

Listen to the commentary
Golden Beryl: Special Oblivion Edinburgh Fringe 2026 poster

Golden Beryl, made live.

In August 2026, the podcast’s surreal archive escaped onto the stage as Golden Beryl: Special Oblivion. Andy joined the ensemble at Edinburgh Fringe in an hour of character pieces, live music and Foley.

The run has ended, but its four-star press review, audience reactions, cast and original production artwork now live in a permanent archive.

Visit the production archive

More Golden Beryl. More Andy.

The full podcast archive

Golden Beryl began in 2021 and continues to add new episodes, serials and fragments from its increasingly questionable archive.

Browse every episode on Podbean

Support the production

Golden Beryl has a Patreon for listeners who would like to support the making of new work and go further into the archive.

Visit Golden Beryl on Patreon