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Grace Campbell has a complicated relationship with men
Wednesday 27th July 2022
A Show About Me(n) is Grace Campbell's "shameless and dynamic" show about her complicated relationship with men. Let's find out more...
Is Rich Hardisty a silly boy?
Wednesday 27th July 2022
Actor, writer, and comedian Rich Hardisty will be debuting his funny yet touching show at the Edinburgh Fringe this year. He talks to us about mental health, and more.
Crybabies square up for another fight with BCG
Wednesday 27th July 2022
Crybabies remember that we've got beef. They answer our questions while reminding us that they don't forget.
Dad's Army Quiz
Wednesday 27th July 2022
Dad's Army launched on television on 31st July 1968. To celebrate the anniversary, BCG member Hercules Grytpype Thynne has written this quiz themed around the sitcom. How well do you know the show?
Random 8: Sh!t-Faced Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet
Tuesday 26th July 2022
Currently mounting Romeo and Juliet in London's West End, the cast of Sh!t-Faced Shakespeare recall crisp trauma and a gimp getaway.
Helen Bauer: 5 tips on improving your self-confidence
Tuesday 26th July 2022
In need of a confidence boost, we reached out to Helen Bauer for some tips.
Larry Dean once nearly ate his headphones
Tuesday 26th July 2022
Larry Dean on embarrassment, hecklers, what makes him laugh and what he is looking forward to at the Edinburgh Festival.
BriTANicK talk caps locks and creative competition
Tuesday 26th July 2022
We talk to US comedy duo Brian McElhaney and Nick Kocher, collectively known as BriTANicK, about bringing their sketches to the Edinburgh Festival.
Hannah Fairweather is out for revenge
Tuesday 26th July 2022
Award-winning Scottish comedian Hannah Fairweather is preparing to out everyone who has wronged her in the past.
Michael Spicer: 5 people I'd like to be Prime Minister
Monday 25th July 2022
Online satirist extraordinaire Michael Spicer has five suggestions for who should be our next Prime Minister.