Zoe Lyons

Zoe is a familiar presence on British television and radio, known for hosting BBC2's "Lightning" and "Live at the Apollo," as well as co-hosting on "Sunday Morning Live" (BBC1) and "The Frank Skinner Radio Show" (Absolute Radio). She frequently appears on popular shows like "Have I Got News for You," "QI," and "Mock the Week."

Her TV credentials include participating in "Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins" (Channel 4, 2023) and creating a special on alopecia for Women’s Health (Channel 5). She's also featured on "The One Show" (BBC1), amongst other programmes such as "Celebrity Antiques Road Trip" and "House of Games."

On radio, Zoe is a recognisable voice on Radio 4, contributing regularly to "The News Quiz," "Just a Minute," and "The Now Show." She also hosts her series "Passport Paddy." Zoe’s podcast appearances include "Walking the Dog" and "The Guilty Feminist."

In terms of branded content, Zoe has collaborated with entities like The Guardian, Sky 1, and TUI, and has worked with brands like Dell and Perspective Publishing. She has hosted notable comedy awards, including the So You Think You’re Funny Awards at the Gilded Balloon.

Zoe shines at the Edinburgh Festival with critically acclaimed shows such as "Entry Level Human" and "Little Miss Misfit," and has also graced stages at festivals in Melbourne, Latitude, and Kilkenny.

Zoe has been lauded in the comedy world, bagging titles such as Dave’s Joke of the Fringe and Comedian’s Comedian of the Year. She's also a skilled actor, playing the lead in "An Act of God" at the Vaults, London in 2019.

In her free time, Zoe enjoys activities like diving, ultra-marathons, and paddleboarding. She chose Quentin Crisp and Jacques Cousteau as her specialist subjects on "Celebrity Mastermind." On social media, Zoe speaks candidly about her experiences with alopecia and wild swimming, often accompanied by her Jack Terrier, Groucho Barks.