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John Dredge and James Shakeshaft talk about nothing in particular. James will be appearing with Sowerby in Sex Tips for Pandas at 6:40pm every day between August 3rd and 8th at The Dragonfly, 52 West Port, Edinburgh. Full details at www.comedy365.co.uk.

Appearing with Richard Cray in this week's show: Chub Creek Music, Carl Hatmaker, Raymond & Scum, Ken Turetzky, Tom Smith, and Pacific Coast Hellway featuring Mike Yusi. Music was provided by the Podsafe Music Network at music.podshow.com and by Chub Creek Music at chubcreek.com.

Dr Rabbit and Nursey Lamb discuss anorexia, and Bleak Mouse looks at attempted suicide. Plus How Many Swearwords Can You Say in 30 Seconds.

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.

Richard Cray plays more tracks for those not of a nervous disposition from Chub Creek Music, Project Sisyphus, Sudden Death, and Robert Lund. Music provided by the Podsafe Music Network at music.podshow.com and by Chub Creek Music at chubcreek.com.

Dr Rabbit and Nursey Lamb look at self assembly kitchens, OCD and head injuries.

Sowerby 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.

In his final lecture, John Dredge looks at the sea.

More great comedy songs from Pink Steel, Bob Ricci, TVs Kyle, Eric Coleman, and Chub Creek Music, with Richard Cray. Music provided by the Podsafe Music Network at music.podshow.com and by Chub Creek Music at chubcreek.com.

Dr Rabbit and Nursey Lamb discuss liposuction, while Bleak Mouse talks about foreign bodies in the rectal wall.

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 Plus fruit cushions, nudist flights, and acupuncture for fish.

In the fifth of his weekly lectures, John Dredge tackles the thorny subject of the colour green and discovers there really isn't as much to it as he'd initially thought.

Want funny songs? Richard Cray's got some - from Pink Steel, The Bathtub Sophist, TVs Kyle, The Volume Brothers - I've Turned Into My Dad, and Lynn Julian aka Cookie Cutter Girl, all provided by the Podsafe Music Network at music.podshow.com. You lucky people.

NEW: A short one-off special from Will Franken, who turned 35 on Monday, and decided to commemorate this auspicious event by listing some of the events that have happened on the same date in the past. Whisper it, but there may be an occasional series in this idea...

Dr Rabbit and Nursey Lamb discuss face transplants, and Bleak Mouse worries about gum disease enough to get banned by YouTube.

More classic moments from The Sowerby 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.

Want the lowdown on the environment? John Dredge is on hand with another one of his bite-sized lectures.

Richard Cray presents this week's selection of great Podsafe music from Robert Lund, The Lascivious Biddies, Chub Creek Music, Lynn Julian aka Cookie Cutter Girl, and The Limeybirds. Music provided by the Podsafe Music Network at music.podshow.com and by Chub Creek Music at chubcreek.com.

Dr Rabbit and Nursey Lamb discuss recreational urination in the second episode of the adult puppet show that took the world by storm a long time before certain other filthy puppet shows we could mention.

Brian and Georgina move to the Broadway Radio Theatre, fresh from being clocked by a speed camera in Dorset, with their special guest, Noisy Dad. Plus why the BBC spent a chunk of the 2007 licence fee on cat navs, weaning elephants off heroin, open-plan dentistry, and The Very Worst of The Beatles.

John Dredge is back with another lecture, this time on classical music.

NEW SERIES. Dogs Must Be Carried's Richard Cray returns with the first of six brand new selections of the best podsafe comedy songs from Sudden Death, Powered By Satan, Chub Creek Music, Pink Steel, and Jeff Kornberg. Music provided by the Podsafe Music Network at music.podshow.com and by Chub Creek Music at chubcreek.com.

Where it all started. Dr. Rabbit and Nursey Lamb talk about body piercing, and Bleak Mouse takes a long hard look at erectile disfunction. More new episodes to follow later in the year, for those of you who were wondering.

More highlights from The Sowerby It's the Summer of 2007, and outside pubs in London's Bond Street men are having their bollocks fondled. Plus Brian's iPod is stolen, Tim Henman announces his future career plans, and Derek Acorah summons Bernard Manning from beyond the grave. Also features highlights from Brian's walk down the Royal Mile during the 2007 Edinburgh Fringe, where he meets Hull University's Z Theatre Company, Top Edge, Jamie Cohen, Sedburgh School's Pipin Theatre Company, The Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre, and Greg McHugh.

John Dredge returns with another lecture. This week: Tea.

A 30-minute compilation of the very best bits from Liam J. Stratton and Miles Eady's show of sketches and songs, first aired in 2005.

More highlights from episodes 18 to 25 of The Sowerby & Luff Show, in which Brian dreams about Dawn French and Georgina starts wearing men's deodorant. Discover the answers to burning questions such as: What happens when you call a rabbit a schmuck? Where do pigeons go to die? Why should the world be grateful for Harvester restaurants? And why are there no movies on at Bournemouth's new IMAX cinema? Plus rumours about Camilla Parker-Bowles, swearing consultants, stupid American criminals, and counselling for Harry Potter withdrawal symptoms.

Another chance to hear John Dredge's nine-part lecture series in six parts. This week: Cubes.

Brian and Georgina decamp from the Gay Legs to the Kalashnikov Club, where they discuss stolen post, extreme boules, and how to manage stress within a minute. Features the debut of the Random Cocktail Generator and Noisy Dad, plus the return of Georgina's bi-curiousness.

The denouement. Watch out for a specialised guest apparence from a humanoid man emerging from a box of trick confetti.