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.