Episodes
| First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|
| 20160806 | Al is live from Edinburgh with music performances throughout the show from Australian musical comedy mavericks The Doug Anthony All Stars, returning after they first took the Festival by storm nearly thirty years ago. He will also be joined by Rodney Bewes, as the Likely Lad returns to the Fringe with stories of his career on and off stage. Self-styled German Comedy Ambassador Henning Wehn tells us why Westphalia Is Not An Option and we spend 24 Hours with Mary Lynn Rajskub as she relives her pivotal role as Chloe O'Brien alongside Kiefer Sutherland and remembers the late Garry Shandling, with whom she performed in The Larry Sanders Show. Plus comedian, interviewer and former political advisor Matt Forde tells us about his perfect weekend and his new topical show It's My Political Party (and I'll Cry If I Want to). Al broadcasts live from Edinburgh with Rodney Bewes, Henning Wehn and Mary Lynn Rajskub. Music, comedy and chat with comedian and presenter Al Murray |
| 20160813 | Live from Edinburgh with music performances from Travis and chat and comedy with the Radio Active team (Angus Deayton and Phil Pope). Zoe Lyons tells us about her brand new show, appearances on Live at the Apollo, The John Bishop show and winning the Chortle Best comic award. Bec Hill talks about winning the first Barry Award for best show at the Edinburgh Fringe, voted on by other festival performers, plus her one liners and puns which often feature on reputable best joke lists. Sara Pascoe, author of Animal and rising star of W1A, Twenty Twelve, Have I Got News For You and The Thick Of It, describes her perfect weekend. Al broadcasts live from Edinburgh with Travis, Radio Active, Zoe Lyons and Bec Hill. Music, comedy and chat with comedian and presenter Al Murray |