If it's laughter you want, then may I recommend David Quantick's second series of 52 First Impressions. Performing for a live audience, Quantick tells tales from a life spent interviewing pop stars and working with famous people. It's less glamorous than that sounds. It's also human. Too many Radio 4 comedy shows feel detached from the person hosting them: overworked scripts and elaborate setups can kill a connection with the listener. Quantick's show is funny, because he is a funny person and knows how to write jokes. But it's also funny, because it's him, in front of a crowd, and not a professional comedian reading his lines. There's a realness about the show that brings you closer and makes you laugh for the fun, as well as the jokes. Also, his presentation skills are a lot better than in the first series.