Radio
Radio schedule Saturday 26th October 2019
Breaking The News
Series 14, Episode 2Des Clarke hosts the topical comedy news show, quizzing panellists Jim Smith, Jo Caulfield, Stuart Mitchell and Jennifer Reoch about the week's events in Scotland and across the UK.
Too Much Information
Episode 1Waft Tourist Information must justify a huge donation from the Heritage Lottery Fund with a hastily erected papier-mâché historical model - but it turns out disastrously sexual.
The Now Show
Series 55, Episode 1Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis present the week via topical stand-up and sketches. They're joined by Ivo Graham, Sophie Duker and Karen Bartke.
Dad's Army
Series 2, Episode 14 - Don't Fence Me InThe platoon replace the resident guards at Walmington's local prison-of-war camp. The fact that the camp is full of Italians instead of Germans makes the job less appealing, but for Walker the prisoners can be put to use.
The Unexplainers
Series 5, Episode 3 - Will Artificial Intelligence Take Over The World?John turns technophobe after he discovers an arcade game in America is trying to destroy humanity.
Uncle Mort's North Country
Series 1, Episode 4 - The Man Who Watched Trains Go ByCarter's Uncle Mort proposes staying at home, where he recalls days of steam and northern food.
Mark Steel's In Town
Series 8, Episode 2 - Matlock and Matlock BathMark visits the Derbyshire towns of Matlock and Matlock Bath.
Big Problems With Helen Keen
Series 1, Episode 3 - Other PeopleHelen explores challenges posed by others, like emoticons and unspoken rules.
Meet David Sedaris
Series 5, Episode 3 - LeviathanLeviathan deals with a family gathering for Thanksgiving at the seaside, and there is another instalment from David's diary.
The Problem With Adam Bloom
Series 3, Episode 2 - ParentsWhat is the problem with Adam Bloom? This week it's his parents and why, despite being close to them, he argues all the time. He examines our attitudes to children and parents, as well as picking up a flute for the first time in years. With Rob Rouse, Hattie Hayridge, Stefano Paolini and Bernie Bloom.