Radio
Radio schedule Saturday 23rd February 2019
Knowing Steve, Knowing You
A three hour documentary looking at the career of Steve Coogan, featuring an in-depth interview with the star himself.
Fighting Talk
Series 16, Episode 23Colin Murray acts as judge and jury as Jenny Ryan, John Rawling, Thom Gibbs and Mike Bubbins fight for punditry points whilst discussing the sporting stories of the week.
A Funny Kind Of...
Funny Kind Of Family, Episode 1Julia Sutherland explores the family lives of comedians JoJo Sutherland, Fern Brady and Thom Tuck to find incredible situations and unbelievable stories and uncover the funny side of modern-day taboos.
Smelling Of Roses
Series 2, Episode 1 - Romance Is DeadRosie and the team have to organise the Brighton end of the Hearts of England Romance Tour. All the participants are wealthy Americans in their twilight years, so Kate seizes the opportunity to earn a quick buck!
The Now Show
Series 54, Episode 1This week we are breaking away to form our own independent topical comedy show. Listen in as Gareth Gwynn delves into the archive to explore our relationship with Europe and Suzi Ruffell battles trolls... Jake Yapp provides music.
Relocation
Series 1, Episode 3John and Sarah's motormouth neighbour Ioan now knows pretty much everything about them, and John faces some unwanted national attention.
Knowing Steve, Knowing You
A three hour documentary looking at the career of Steve Coogan, featuring an in-depth interview with the star himself.
Leicester Mercury Comedian Of The Year
2019, Episode 1A live broadcast of the prestigious new act competition.
Bridget Christie Minds The Gap
Series 1, Episode 2Bridget considers women and their day-to-day relationships with each other.
Knowing Me, Knowing You... With Alan Partridge
Episode 5The show comes live from Las Vegas with an American co-host. They chat with a married star couple, a Jewish comedian and a professional gambler.
The Absolutely Radio Show
Series 1, Episode 4Featuring pearls of nonsense from Calum Gilhooley, Edinburgh's most boring man, more stories from those who were nearly there in The People's War, and an angsting actor who is very concerned about the length of his co-star's credits.