There's a tense courtroom drama in the Pets house. But will Hamish be found guilty?

Brand new character comedy recording at the Edinburgh fringe.

Stupid glove puppets, lots of swearing and knob gags. It's not rocket science.

The parrot organises a rave in the kitchen. But Hamish isn't invited.

More exclusive stand-up comedy recorded at the White Horse in Edinburgh during the 2009 fringe festival.

Sowerby and Luff celebrate their 300th podcast with a nostalgic look back over some of their favourite shows. Plus, a brand new edition of Dead Penguin featuring tantric podcasting, fear of vegetables, the great Vegemite scandal, and a dead horse in an art gallery. And, with the panto season just around the corner there's another tantalising extract from their 2009 Christmas single. This show will be Brian and Georgina's entry for the 2010 Sony Awards. Sowerby and Luff back up their files with Mozy.com.

Only on Comedy 365 can you explore embarrassing medical conditions with a rabbit, a sheep and a mouse. Checkout Sowerby and Luff's cult puppet series.

The parrot sees dead people.

More stand-up recorded on the Edinburgh Fringe 2009.

Eating mud, the sarcastic fringe head fish, and using grapes to teach Georgina to pee. Plus, Brian's shoplifting amnesty, and another sneak preview of Sowerby and Luff's 2009 Christmas single. Contains strong language. Brian and Georgina back up their hard drive with Mozy.com.

Meet the world's sexiest lamb and her sidekick Dr Rabbit. Plus more Stuff To Worry About with Bleak Mouse. More Medical Madness from Sowerby & Luff's cult adult puppet show.

Another new and exclusive stand-up showcase from Comedy 365. Recorded at Edinburgh 2009.

Human centipedes, putty perfume and extended spider foreplay. Plus playing football with a dead goat and the St Barnabas School Choir. Brian and Georgina back up their hard drive at Mozy.com.

Bleak Mouse joins Dr Rabbit and Nursey Lamb in the latest episode of this adult puppet classic, created by one of the writers/producers of PETS Brian West, AKA our very own Brian Luff.

Another exclusive stand-up showcase from Comedy 365.

Fish-eating bats and bat-eating fish. Plus, eco-systems in the sofa, jelly spraying, miniature spider cameras, cannibal pygmy hippos and Georgina's flange. Brian and Georgina back up their files at Mozy.com.

More stuff to worry about with Dr Rabbit and Nursey Lamb.

Our exclusive new comedy showcase this week features up-and-coming American stand-up Ben Lerman.

Origami with hotel towels, angels made from Rizla papers, virtual cough medicine and chicken flavoured toothpaste for dogs. Plus, can infrared tights make your legs invisible? Brian and Georgina back up their files at Mozy.com. To do the same use promo code COMEDY365.

More sickmaking medical matters from the world's sexiest sheep and her sidekick Dr Rabbit.

Another stand-up showcase recorded in Edinburgh for Comedy 365.

How to tell the difference between Mozart and a midget in a rodeo. Plus pregnant women tipping over and where to get an artificial hyman. Brian and Georgina back up their files at Mozy.com.

Meet the amazing Dr Rabbit and Nursey Lamb as they diagnose some embarrassing human ailments. Special guest is Bleak Mouse.

Short animation from the Comedy365 studios. Probably not one for the easily offended.

Another exclusive stand-up showcase from Comedy 365, this week featuring the very funny and terribly attractive Mr Doug Faulkner. Contains strong language.

National moth night, left-handed underpants and nipple tweaking for food. Plus, close encounters in Siberia and a book signing in Derby. Brian and Georgina back up their files at Mozy.com. To do the same use promo code COMEDY365.

In this second stand-up showcase of the series, Sowerby & Luff introduce one of their favourite acts Jay Foreman.

Analogue cheese, deconstructed apple crumble and a footballer dry-humping a parking meter. Plus, advanced cactus care, boobs on bikes and Brian asks the question "Would you urinate in your brother's mouth?" Contain's strong language and several unsold body parts.

B&G are selling off their body parts in order to survive the credit crunch. Only one listener can own each part, so hurry up and buy the bit you want. And don’t forget, it’s all about location, location, location. Your name will appear forever on the S&L web site next to the part you purchase, and you’ll be sent an exclusive ownership certificate to print out and hang on the wall in the bathroom. In the first 3 hours of today's big sell-off, Sowerby & Luff body parts have so far been bought by listeners Laurel Meadows, Eric Pitman, Mark Dickson, Chris Hoffmann, Mark E Horrocks, Lisa Moss, Jo Comerford, Kevin Tunley, Jayne Ward, Clive Nately, Ian Harrison, Will Ross, Catherine Burns, Sue Plunkett,  John Reed. Snap up the rest of Sowerby & Luff  before there's nothing left.

First of a brand new series of stand-up showcases features music and comedy from the fantastical Mr Jake Yapp. Contains strong language and a very dodgy impression of Lily Allen.

Levitating mice, bone-eating snot flowers and Richard Curtis's dandruff. Plus, manure wanking, sweaty horses and Bumpy Schneider's Bark-Mitzvah. Contains the "C" word. RIP Keith Floyd. Brian & Georgina back up their files at Mozy.com.

Exclusive video with extended highlights from Brian and Georgina's brand new live stage show to promote their book "Sex Tips for Pandas".  Features bleaching arseholes, shaving with live baby badgers and showing mirrors to dolphins. Contains strong language, poor production values and questionable continuity.

All new Sowerby and Luff, recorded at 3pm GMT on Wednesday 10 September 2009. Gravy wrestling, charity beaver and armpit vagina. Plus, erection fencing and suicidal Alpine cows. Also, Georgina poses the question "Is a swan a fish or a bird?" A special bumper edition featuring loads of your listener emails and programme feedback, and a monster portion of oily squirrel. Contains strong language. Brian & Georgina back up their files at Mozy.com

What's your "come face"? Plus, vibrating iPods and portable pole-dancing poles.

More hilarious sex chat, including facials, virgins queens and "how to get a blow job from an aubergine".

In the fourth part of this classic series, Brian & Georgina discuss Oedipus, stillettos and "pulling back the hood".

The third part of Brian & Georgina's A-Z of sex. In this edition, they discuss dolphin-shaped vibrators, and the awful carpets in the homes of readers wives. 

In part two of this hilarious A-Z of sex, Brian & Georgina discuss fanny farts and giant flaps.

Previously only available as a premium download at Audible, this explicit, confessional sex guide is a must for all S&L fans. Join Brian & Georgina for their hilarious A-Z of sex. Continues in 6 parts throughout this week on Comedy 365.

More highlights from Sowerby and Luff's All Stars at the White Horse in Edinburgh. B&G's guests today are copper turned stand-up Alfie Moore and the delightful Dee Custance. Contains strong language. Brian & Georgina back up their files at Mozy.com.

Final podcast recorded during Sowerby and Luff's All Stars at the White Horse in Edinburgh, and today featuring B&G's special guests improv team Slow Genius and U.S. stand-up Carolyn Castiglia. Contains strong language. Brian & Georgina back up their hand drive at Mozy.com.

Recorded during Sowerby & Luff's All Stars at the White Horse in Edinburgh, today's podcast features an extended set by guest American comic Eric Kirchberger. Contains strong language.

Checkout three new stand-up acts in this lively edition of Sowerby & Luff's All Stars, recorded at the White Horse in Edinburgh. Features Paul Harry Allen, Richard Brophy and Jen Warren. Contains strong language.

More live comedy from Sowerby and Luff's All Stars at the White Horse in Edinburgh. In this show the delightful Lorcan McGrane and rather puzzling Dan McKee. Contains strong language.

Highlights of Sowerby and Luff's All Stars from the White Horse in Edinburgh. In this show special guests John Smith and John Brittain. Contains strong language.

Sowerby and Luff's third show from this year's Edinburgh fringe, featuring more larger-than-life characters from the Royal Mile. Contains strong language. Coming soon, highlights from Sowerby & Luff's All Stars in Edinburgh.

More behind the scenes news, views and gossip with Ewan from Edinburgh 2009. Tomorrow listen out for the 3rd edition of Sowerby & Luff's Big Bang from the fringe.

Second of Sowerby and Luff's programmes from the Edinburgh Fringe, featuring chat, news and interviews. Contains strong language.

Sowerby and Luff's Big Bang 23 comes from this year's Edinburgh Fringe, where Brian and Georgina meet the usual line up of geeks, freaks and creeps. Contains strong language and a man dressed as a big red sperm.

Comedy 365's old mate Ewan meets Four Poofs and a Piano in Edinburgh. It doesn't get any better than this.  

As this year's Edinburgh fringe gets under way, here's some edited highlights of Sowerby & Luff's 2008 Edinburgh show. With guests Paul Conneely, Doug Faulkner, Paul Ricketts, Dan McKee, Aireborne Theatre, Kamui, Clever Peter, and Tom Wateracre. Coming soon: Brian & Georgina's Big Bang in Edinburgh 2009.

Comedy 365's old mate Ewan Spence is once again in Edinburgh for the 2009 fringe. In this show he looks at the history of the world's biggest arts festival,and meets a few of the people who make it tick. More from Ewan next week.

More ramblings from the audio blog of Brian Luff. Hear more at www.brianluff.com

Brian Luff rants about overuse of the word "engage". Listen to more of Brian's regular audio blogs at www.brianluff.com

Edited highlights of Sowerby & Luff's 2008 Edinburgh show. With guests Jake Yapp, Eric Kirchberger, Chris Martin, Richard Cray, Brendan Naughton, Lorcan McGrane, and James Shakeshaft & David LE Davis. Happy, Slappy, Dance, and Tappy is currently on a nationwide tour.

Dr Answers takes more calls and addresses your e-mails in the last programme of the current series. He will return later this year, so get your questions in nice and early by e-mailing questions@dranswers.co.uk. Dr Answers is brought to you by James Shakeshaft, David LE Davis, and science. Don't forget to catch James and David's sitcom, Hung Out, on Channel Four later this summer. And see them in the flesh at their Edinburgh show between August 25th and August 30th. Extra content available at www.dranswers.co.uk

Dissolving bikinis, and a pair of soiled underpants that have been around the Earth on a Japanese astronaut. Plus, Brian rants about the BBC ripping off his Channel 4 puppet series, and Georgina invents a new sport involving pygmy hippos and pygmy chimps. Contains strong language. Also available in Blu-Ray on a shit TV set.

Edited highlights of Sowerby & Luff's 2008 Edinburgh show. With guests David Meech, Hayley Jayne Standing, Doug Faulkner, Tom Wateracre, Alfie Moore, James Shakeshaft & David LE Davis, Simon Lilley, and Rob Paravonian.

Run and get the Fire Brigade! There are burning questions that can only be extinguished by just one man - and that man is the one and only Dr Answers. Let the good Doctor cover your questions with white liquid foam from his hose by e-mailing him at question@dranswers.co.uk. And check out James Shakeshaft & David LE Davis in Hung Out, coming soon to Channel Four.

Sowerby and Luff are back with flesh eating robots, flat-pack cats and penguins in the Big Brother house. Plus, Buttering Michael Jackson and Georgina's back catalogue. Contains strong language and noisy seagulls.

Edited highlights of Sowerby & Luff's 2008 Edinburgh show. With guests Alyssa Kyria, Paul Harry Allen, Kev F Sutherland, Rosie Wilby, Paul Conneely, Tom Wateracre, The Schmooze Brothers, Richard Brophy, Nick Rado, Joey Page, and Doug Faulkner.

Edited highlights of Sowerby & Luff's 2008 Edinburgh show. With guests Tom Wateracre, Andrew Wallace, Delete the Banjax, Robin Ince, Jon Brittain, Jake Yapp, Liam McEneaney, and some mad Italian bloke climbing up a wall.

Got a question? Ask Dr Answers at question@dranswers.co.uk. Not feeling well? Consult your GP (or physician, if you live outside London). Starring James Shakeshaft & David LE Davis, soon to be seen in Channel Four sitcom Hung Out.

Edited highlights of Sowerby & Luff's 2008 Edinburgh show. With guests Tom Wateracre, Baby Chimp Productions, John Cooper, Girl & Dean, James Shakeshaft, The Scarlet Pimps, and Doug Faulkner.

Another installment of Comedy 365's new hit show where you, the public (represented by James Shakeshaft), ask the questions and David LE Davis (aka: Dr Answers) provides the, er...the, er...the answers.  Check them out in Hung Out, part of the Comedy Lab strand on Channel Four this summer.

Georgina wants to be washed by elephants. Plus, drunk badgers, poisonous pants and the Casual Swearing Appreciation Society. Contains strong language and a Pixie Bob Cat.

Edited highlights of Sowerby & Luff's 2008 Edinburgh show. With guests Ste Porter, Wittank, Tom Wateracre, James Shakeshaft & David LE Davis, Nick Helm, Jon Brittain, and someone on the Royal Mile who said he was going to do something really interesting.

With two of the stars of forthcoming Channel Four comedy pilot Hung Out (the title's changed since last week, believe it or not), James Shakeshaft and David LE Davis.  Got a question? E-mail question@dranswers.co.uk.  Got an answer? E-mail answers@dranswers.co.uk.  Want to enter the competition? E-mail competition@dranswers.co.uk.  Want to be ripped off?  E-mail GMTV.

Show put together on a train. Show notes written in a rush for a tube. Sorry. Will do better next week.

Personal space, dung flies and vaginal weight lifting. Plus, another extract from Sex Tips for Pandas, news of this year's Edinburgh show and Name That Cat. Contains strong language and a pygmy hippo.

Nothing on TV? Why not join Sowerby & Luff for more highlights from their late night Chorley FM shows, all of which are previously unhead on Comedy 365. Georgina finally names that bird, while Brian opens The Wrong Door and tells BBC Three exactly what he thinks. Plus jailed goats in the Congo, Japanese lunchboxes, and hotel bar marketing.

Ever had a burning question that no-one, but no-one has been able to answer? Then look no further, as Comedy 365's new expert-in-residence Dr Answers takes calls from the sort of weird and wonderful freaks usually native to overnight radio phone-ins. With James Shakeshaft & David LE Davis, soon to be seen in Documates, a sitcom pilot in Channel Four's Comedy Lab strand.

Prog 18. Yes, B&G's new book is out at last! In this podcast they read two exclusive extracts from "Sex Tips for Pandas", and tell you how you can be one of the first to get a personally signed preview copy from their web site. Plus, chimps making spears, gassy penguins and wallabies on opium making crop circles. Tennis coach Rosie Koonunga-Hill will also be popping in to talk about frilly pants at Wimbledon. This podcast is sponsored by Peter Small from Torquay in Australia. Contains strong language. Sex Tips for Pandas is published by Mam Tor.

This week, the rise in swine flu parties and why a woman in Wales has received £20k of lottery money for a load of arse. Plus what's on offer at Richard Dawkins' kids' camp this summer. Certified Michael Jackson-free (almost).

Brian and Georgina pay tribute to the King of Pop as only they can. Featuring Top Ten Conspiracy Theories, Michael Jackson Trivia Quiz, an homage by Thesaurus Walrus, and a very special edition of Name That Cat. Bye bye Jacko.

More late night Chorley FM fun with B&G, in which Georgina gets rid of Brian's favourite shoes (you know, those ones) as part of her life laundry. Plus Truman Show Syndrome, a complete failure to read The Invisible Man, and a fresh approach to burglar alarms - in both senses of the word "fresh". Also, chat from their stint at 2008's Edinburgh Fringe.

Extended podcast. Brian Luff's brand new one-man show in which he tells the story of his early life working as a sports journalist in London, his love for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, and how he achieved a rather curious ambition on a foggy night in Munich.

Knife amnesty for gorillas, IQ tests for cats and killing rats with beer and lasagne. Plus, grunting tennis stars and Thesaurus Walrus. Contains strong language.  

From his well-aired room in South East London, Jake presents more satirical comment on the power of alcohol and health and safety for children in the classroom. Plus a telephone dating service for gay pets, and what happened when Prince William met some of the country's most notorious teenage gang members, is it. 

The first of three compilations of Brian and Georgina's late night show on Chorley FM, featuring Andrew Lloyd Webber, the secrets of the Loch Ness Monster, parachuting as an Olympic sport, Georgina's fetish for caterpillar piddle as a schoolgirl, and a trip to High Wycombe. All that and it's suitable for the workplace too.

An eel orgy in the Sargasso Sea, front bottoms that smell of garlic, inappropriate nakedness, biting toenails, and wearing your bollocks on top of your head. Plus Brian's rant about the RMT and Le Raymonde Le Blanc at a Garden Centre. Contains strong language and a cat with a $20,000 price tag.

Back on terra firma, Jake discovers Eastbourne Pier has been put up for sale (for good reason) and celebrates the 10th anniversary of Baz Luhrmann's Sunscreen, which some of us thought wasn't much cop when it first did the rounds. Plus Michael Jackson gets fit with The Incredible Hulk, and Marn Davies puts in a final appearance. No children were hurt during the making of this podcast.

A special compilation of the acts you've seen over the last five weeks - Eric Kirchberger, Chris Martin, Paul Ricketts, Paul Conneely, and Lorcan McGrane - along with a little bit of Sowerby & Luff for good measure.

More of the best bits from It's Sowerby & Luff, including testicle pizzas, dwarf-eating hippos, and marrying a pineapple. Perhaps it's just as well it's the last edition. Next week, we go up north for the best bits of the initial run of the much cleaner Chorley FM radio shows.

It's Dogface and Halfwit's Big Bang with carnivorous catapillers, luminous toenails and a panda in the bath. Plus, the return of Thesaurus Walrus and Georgina tries to Name That Cat. Contains strong language and nudity from the start. Please go to sowerbyandluff.com and donate to Cancer Research this summer.

Jake's in France this week, the jammy git, but he's still found the time to file a dispatch pour vous, featuring the British Government's radical new idea for dealing with drunk-drivers, previews of some of the BBC's new digital radio networks, and, yes, a summary of the final of The Apprentice for those of you who are still under the misguided impression that Alan Sugar is Britain's closest equivalent to Donald Trump.

Another great set from Sowerby & Luff's 2008 Edinburgh show. This week it's the turn of Lorcan McGrane, who is scheduled to be one of Brian and Georgina's specially invited guests at this year's Edinburgh Fringe. Watch this space for more details.

Georgina gets propositioned twice in a week (neither time from Brian), then receives an e-mail from the wife of someone to whom she proposed via the podcast...with hilarious consequences. Meanwhile, Brian self-harms (totally unconnected) before paying tribute to his alma mater. Plus a bumper edition of What's the Question Triv, just pour vous. 

It's the summer charity single from Sowerby and Luff! "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire " was first performed by Frank Sinatra and Celeste Holme in the Hollywood musical High Society, and here's B & G's daft version, accompanied by the strings and horns of the Crouch End & Muswell Hill Swing Band, conducted by Richard Cray. If you download this single, please, please go to www.sowerbyandluff.com and make a donation to Cancer Research, via Brian and Georgina's own donation page. If everyone who listens to this song makes a small donation, we can raise thousands this summer. Happy holidays from Sowerby & Luff!

This week, Jake launches his own budget airline and has the world exclusive first play of Dizzee Rascal's new collaboration with David Beckham. Also, Madonna blows 30 grand on DJ lessons for her new boyfriend...and fails to get a return on her investment. Featuring Marn Davies.

Infra-red badger fighting, a lemon the size of a melon, and my baby's a monkey. Plus a review of a disappointing art show at Newlyn Gallery, and a man who looks like a poodle. Show sponsored by Hans Sprenkel. To sponsor this podcast email: studio@sowerbyandluff.com Contains strong language.

More from Sowerby & Luff's 2008 stint at The Dragonfly, this time from Paul Conneely, who was performing his first solo Edinburgh show after a number of years as part of sketch troupe Jambalaya.

More total bollocks from Brian and Georgina's manky archive, including dirty postwomen, cuddle parties, taking penguins home from the zoo, and how Paul McCartney could have saved money by hiring a prostitute every night for five years. Plus - finally - the lyrics of Dreams of Piccadilly revealed...from the Curiosity Shop themselves!

This week, Jake investigates the sexing up of Switzerland and Bob the Builder's status as a role model for teenage boys. Plus an update on this week's Apprentice (for those of you who were too busy watching Cristiano Ronaldo checking to see whether the big screens in the Stadio Olympico were catching his good side on Wednesday night) and Marn Davies returns to ask questions about Jake's peaks and troughs...whilst relieving himself in the latter. Nice. 

More stand-up comedy from last year's Edinburgh show at The Dragonfly. This week: Paul Ricketts.

More highlights from It's Sowerby & Luff, including Name That Car in its entirety, stolen penises, and the Berocca plagiarism scandal. Plus Georgina spots Matthew Perry wandering aimlessly around Crouch End and reveals several other book titles much stranger than Sex Tips for Pandas (for latest developments on that front, keep your ears peeled to Brian & Georgina's Big Bang over the coming weeks).

Rhubarb and Andrew Lloyd-Webber are amongst Jake's bits this week (he should see a doctor about that), plus angry Britain, a condensed episode of The Apprentice, and details of Jake's 2009 Edinburgh show.

Sowerby and luff meet infamous email nut and Guinness World Record holder Eric Pitman. Plus, a bird that stays in the air for 4 years, Wang v Wong, zombie ants and Georgina's bushy blue pubes. Contains strong language and a mentalist.

To commemorate our 4th birthday, here's a special one-off hour-long compilation of some of our favourite bits from Comedy 365's output. Featuring Rob Clyne, Richard Cray, DATA Radio, Marn Davies, David LE Davis, John Dredge, Miles Eady, Jay Foreman, Will Franken, Andy Kind, Brian Luff, Liam McEneaney, Rob Paravonian, Greg Sammons, James Shakeshaft, Chris Skinner (plus guest), Georgina Sowerby, Liam J Stratton, Miriam Turner, Tom Wateracre, and Jake Yapp. Music by Robert Lund and Project Sisyphus provided by the Podsafe Music Network at music.podshow.com. With grateful thanks to everyone who's helped keep the podcast knocking around the iTunes Top 100 for so long.

Another exclusive performance filmed live at Sowerby & Luff's 2008 Edinburgh show at The Dragonfly. This week, it's Chris Martin, who, as it happens, has just returned from successfully playing a cricket match on Everest for charity. Read all about it here: http://www.atestabovetherest.com/

Entering the third week of roadworks outside the studio, S&L decide to venture into Second Life, where it's generally quieter - that is, whem Brian's not being thrown out of virtual clubs. Plus Brian and Georgina reveal how they met, the price of the most expensive tights in Britain, the rules of dwarf tossing, and the Hollywood celebrity who adorns the wall of the local gynaecologist's consulting room. Warning: features incredibly poor impersonations of David & Victoria Beckham.

Last in series. With Will Franken. Her Majesty / Here Comes the Sun / Because / You Never Give Me Your Money / Sun King / Mean Mr Mustard / Polythene Pam / She Came in Through the Bathroom Window / Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight / The End.

What happens when you show a mirror to a dolphin? Plus, a new game "Fit Bum, Fat Bum", a documentary about little Irish jockeys, and a word from Noisy Dad. Contains strong language and an en-suite bathroom.

Ever-trim Jake has breakfast with the Berlusconis, exclusively unveils the duet between Michelle Obama and Sesame Street's Elmo, and confesses to special guest Stuart Maconie. Also featuring Marn Davies, who isn't as famous as Stuart or Jake, and thus this week finds himself billed lower than he'd like. Sorry, Marn.

NEW! Filmed live at Sowerby & Luff's 2008 Edinburgh show at The Dragonfly, here's the first of five performances by top-notch stand-ups. This week, all the way from America, Eric Kirchberger. [PS: Keep your ears open for information on Comedy 365's 2009 Edinburgh show - coming soon!]

NEW! First in a fresh set of compilations of the best bits from 2008's It's Sowerby & Luff. This week: the mating habits of barnacles, the dubious practice of seagulling, and what Bruce Forsyth gets up to on a Wednesday morning. Plus Brian gets tasered and Georgina writes his obituary - but the two are not connected. Regular features include: Name That Dog, Le Raymonde Le Blanc at the railway station, and Helen Mirren putting Amy Winehouse in the oven.

With Will Franken. Special "Making Of" Featurette / Chief Woo-Um of the Suburbs / The Meddling Mother of Modern Times / A Magic Bed / 3:17 a.m., Hell's Kitchen / 25th Year Anniversary Special Edition / New York's Nicest / Special Police Department Version / "I'm A Fraud, Kid." / Little-Man and Davis / Password! / The Year Has Now Turned.

NEW from Will Franken. Tracks: Jack Trenford: CIA / Venting about Theresa / Shaniki-Wa. Donate, whydontcha - at http://willfranken.libsyn.com.

Jake returns with another soupchon of satire and song, including the life-prolonging properties of cola, a school's parents' evening being held in a supermarket, and an exclusive preview of Guy Ritchie's new musical. Plus Marn Davies poses more questions to Jake about his past lives.

Second part of Sowerby and Luff's podcast recorded in the sunny Caribbean. Contains strong language and a coconut.

To end this series of highlights from The Sowerby & Luff Show, relive Brian and Georgina's travels to New York, Singapore, and Hong Kong, meeting a whole host of listeners, comedians, and pandas along the way. Next week: All new compilations of S&L's 2008 output, beginning with the highlights of It's Sowerby & Luff.

With Will Franken. My Lord! / Children Were the Future / Do You Know the Basics? / What They're Thinking. . . / Back From Break / Back From "Back From Break" / Michael Krenford Is Alone / Good Country Dancers / The 4th Part of My Trilogy / Rachel's Story / Michael Krenford Is NOT Alone

NEW! Jake Yapp returns with a new show that's a little bit like his old one, although we suspect that's not what the title means. Quite simply, it's a shorter show with Marn Davies kept at arm's length. This week: swine flu, Harrods cherries, Jake's past as a child actor in Eldorado, the downsizing of the Cannes Film Festival, and Jedis in the police force.

Sowerby and Luff's first podcast from the sunny Caribbean. Contains strong language and sun cream.

Sowerby & Luff return to the Gay Legs for Christmas to give each other presents, but none of these include a new bed or a jar of hot and spicy pickled onions. Plus how to avoid high gas bills in the north west of England, Sainsbury's rudest Deputy Manager in London, and Ray Winstone unveiling a nifty MP3 player that's also a Taser.

With Will Franken. Live From Burning Man 2007! / Demographic Gender Shifts In Marketing / In Search Of The Perfect Take / This Envelope Was Made For Pushing / Lord, Hear Our Prayer. . . / Friday Is Unacceptable / Ejaculating Into The Swan / Our Feature Presentation / The Submarine Of The Subconscious: All Aboard! / "Soy Of The Earth", Verse 1 / Dateline Has A Request  / Soy Of The Earth", Verse 2 / Discovering The Big Black Stone Thing / The Submission Of The Subconscious: All Aboard!

How do you hypnotize a chicken? Does running a marathon negatively affect one's nadgers? Do horse chestnut trees in Paris act as an aphrodisiac? Did Brian manage to build his own Empire State Building or solve The Bedlam Cube? All these questions will be answered in this week's compilation of classic moments from The Sowerby & Luff Show.  Plus fruit cushions, nudist flights, and acupuncture for fish.

With Will Franken. Your Call / Gillette: The Best A Man Can Get? / Ready For My Close-Up / Biology In Heaven / The Little Girl In My Brain / TJ'sM&GG-NOA&CTM / Sticks and Stones and Hurtful Words / Personal Space (Main Title Theme) / Welcome To Jail. . . / Is It Ever Too Late To Be Early? / More To Michael Moore Than Meets The Mouth / Your Call II: Space Hassle

It's the end of the week and therefore the end of John Dredge's current series.  But stay tuned, tornado watchers, for David Lynch's weekend weather update.

Live from Leighton Buzzard (not to be confused with actress Leighton Meester, which sounds like an elitist social networking site for people wot liv in the East End of London)...it's Dr (John) Dre(dge).

Today's episode is called Invasion: Planet Earth 2 - This Time the Sat Nav's Switched Off.

More inspired lunacy from John Dredge, including the world's first goth game show.

NEW - ALL THIS WEEK! A daily dose of Dredge, with some very special yet utterly strange guests.

More classic moments from The Sowerby & Luff Show, including the debut appearance of Le Raymonde Le Blanc, Georgina succumbing to the orgasmic properties of bubblewrap, and the start of Brian and Georgina's ongoing campaign to get pandas frigging. Plus Noisy Dad gets a drum and Emu falls victim to health and safety legislation.

With Will Franken. Vicks Cough Turkey (OF 1) / Gnowy The Gnowing Knome / 2+2=1984 / SUSAN: Then And Now / CHILDREN: Yes Or No? / "It Followed Us Here. . ." / The Ball Of Mistrust (OF 2a) / Does My Sacrifice Turn You On? / Kitty-Cats And Dingoes (OF 2b) / Slippery When Liberated / What Windows Lead To / The Cute, The Bad & The Ugly / A 21st Century Dickens / A 21,000 Pill Salute (OF 3 [or 1])

Dusted off and smartened up, here's another chance to hear the collaboration between two of Comedy 365's original team, John Dredge and the late Blue Pepper. John Dredge will be here next week with a brand new podcast every weekday, The Daily Dredge. That'll teach Sowerby & Luff to naff off to the Caribbean...

In the week when Lily Allen announced her retirement from music (not that we noticed her being particularly active in the first place), it's also time to say goodbye to Jake and Marn for the time being...mostly because Jake has got to find another Mockney female singer to pick on. Why not suggest some targets for the next series by e-mailing jakeyappemail-podcast@yahoo.co.uk?

Bolivian woman's wrestling, extreme monopoly and showbiz tales. Plus latest news on B & G's world travels. Warning, some of the emails in this programme may not be from real people. Contains strong language.

With Will Franken. Texas Chainsaw Yuletide / Nyena Hyack & Mr. Hong / One Of Two Ways / The Brutality Nation / A Very Stupid Car / Life Changing Manifolds / Cheap Air-Fare / A Very Special City / The NIG-Word / Back The Way We Came (a medley in ree-verse) / It's Only Christmas (But I Like It).

Oh, dear. The series isn't over but it could be the end of a wonderful friendship, as cider-soundalikes Grumpy Jake and Angry Marn finally manage to clash egos. Sure, you can hear Kanye West doing stand-up, the end of Fern Britton's gastric band, and a new batch of jingles for British news and current affairs presenters, but we fear the lack of an intro and outro speaks volumes. Still, nice theme. Tune in next week to see if it's all gone horribly wrong,

With Will Franken.  What Goes Up. . . / Postmodern Briar Patch / Knee-Jerk Bridge-Building / Salt Of The News / Casper The Friendly Club Kid / A Mother Of Big Fucking Deals / Brarbrara / The Eleventh Hour / Looking For Mr. Rainbow / Good Intentions Gone Bad (Briar Patch II) / . . .Must Come Down / Happy Thanksgiving (Emancipatory Anthem).

Normality is restored, as Jake returns to steady Marn's increasingly ferocious ship after his chat show extravaganza last week.  Actually, that's a lie - Jake's in France at the moment, and we're all hoping he brings us back some English Channel nasal spray for the months of hay fever misery ahead.  Intrigued?  Well, download and find out more, along with everything you need to know about Peaches Geldof...and other swear words.

With Will Franken. The Sad Jar / The Sadder Jar / Jar-Gon / The Ironic Power Of -10 / Giving Back To The Community Calendar / Open Language Barriers / Keeping Up Appearances / Two "Braves" And A Slave / Muhammed Scorsese's Latest / Our Lunch Specials / Lesbian Biscuit Interlude / Our Dessert Specials / Muhammad Scorsese 2 (Infidellas Reprise) / The Sad Kuffar.

Marn finally gets his chance to host a podcast, interviewing the famously indiscreet actress Dora Dale and travel writer and brodcaster Bernard Rush. Also featuring Jake Yapp.

With Will Franken. The Great Indoors (a medley) / Sounds of Sounds 1 / Just Following Orders (a tale) / Sounds of Sounds 2 / Postmodern Hyperbole / Jazzistine / Rise and Shinerael / Area 48 / Aye, We Need Ye Now. . . / The Great Indoors (slight return).

Jake 'n' Marn are back, discussing the events of the week and beyond, including another dig at Lily Allen and a fresh dose of Michael Jackson.  Plus stand up from Andy Davies and your e-mails - real ones this time.

With Will Franken. Welcome to Star Cinema / Coming Attractions / Our Feature Presentation: Ave Maria / Job 38:7.

Marn gets angry, Jake gets his teeth into the NME Awards, and Jake's mum gets a week without being insulted. Perhaps that's why they've had to move into what sounds like a stately home for this week's show. Plus another cut up by DJY and more of your e-mail. Thanks, Martin.

Another chance to hear all 12 episodes of Will Franken's lysergically absurdist comedy. The Rue de la Moo-Moo, part one / The First Beatles / So Much Talent. . .So Little Time / It's A Wonderful Tragedy / Recon Tango Charlie / Give Context A Chance / To Hell With Hemingway / Loose Marbles (a documentary) / What Is It You Do Again? / Molly Ringwald Cornflakes / The Shelter (a story) / The Rue de la Moo-Moo, part two (Good Night).

On this week's Marn Davies Show, The Brits in 90 Seconds and Frank Sinatra gets all cut up. With Jake Yapp. E-mail them, why don't you? It'll stop the pair of them arguing about the show's billing.

Marn Davies returns, ably assisted by Jake Yapp (Marn paid us to write that). This week: Jake and Marn attempt to work out which of them had the best collection of posters during their student years. Plus Noel Edmonds returns to peak-time BBC1, and popular beat combo Glasvegas lose their reverb and show their true colours.

A full-length 2009 debut from Will Franken.  Tracklisting: Wall Street Today / A Freudian Interlude / Wall Street Tomorrow.  Donate and download a higher bit rate version of this podcast at http://willfranken.libsyn.com

Messrs. Yapp and Davies return to dissect the issues that matter today: safari parks, making rum out of marrows, and what would happen if Derren Brown and Paul McKenna had a face-off.

Jake returns with another half-hour of chat with Marn Davies, including his experience of spending a week in Monaco writing for The World Music Awards. Also: Lily Allen gets her bodily cavities searched, the real  ingredients in sausages, and Jake's mum unique approach to flower arranging and how it once shocked Alan Titchmarsh.

Comedy 365 kicks off 2009 with a selection of the highlights of the year just gone. Featuring (in order of appearance): Jake Yapp, Miles Eady, Sowerby & Luff, Tom Wateracre, Doug Faulkner, Project Sisyphus (courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network at music.podshow.com), John Dredge, Robin Ince, Delete the Banjax, Will Franken, James Shakeshaft & David LE Davis, Rob Paravonian, Richard Cray, Rob Clyne, Danny Greenstone, Liam McEneaney, Marn Davies, and Jay Foreman, plus interruptions from Teeny Weeny Panda. Happy New Year from all of us to all of you!

NEW! If you cast your mind back to August, you'll most certainly remember Jake Yapp, who made two guest appearances on Sowerby & Luff"s Edinburgh podcast. Since then, Jake’s been busy writing and performing on Shaun Keaveny’s Breakfast Show on BBC 6 Music, his Sony award-nominated series Pleased to Meet You (with Martin Kelner) has enjoyed a repeat run on BBC7, and he’s spent a week in Monte Carlo writing for the World Music Awards, narrowly avoiding having to work with Lindsay Lohan in the process. Now he’s joined forces with Marn Davies to bring you 27 minutes of absolute filth, with more to follow in the New Year, by which time you’ll have hopefully recovered from most of the revelations in this first episode.