What happens when your gig clashes with a massive football match? Mark Watson reveals all - plus technology moans, MySpace-founded graphic novels and misleading fun-runs.
The brilliant, sometimes baffling Lou Sanders explains why we all take criticism so seriously, why she was axed by Stewart Lee's people, and reveals an extraordinary secret about film posters.
Mae Martin is recording an album and her first radio show over the next few weeks - let's hope those audiences don't feature famous actors, family members or bigoted hecklers, again.
After Mark Steel's sporting asides, Circuit Training goes Rock, as Tiff Stevenson talks Josh Homme, Slash, Stevie Nicks and her curtailed house music career. Also contains comedy.
The much-loved lefty discovered some freakily disturbing branches in his family tree, and wrote a show about it. Probably while watching lots of sport.
In 2015 she did QI, HIGNFY, Peep Show, a massive sell-out Edinburgh show, and has a new BBC One sitcom in the can, but Cariad Lloyd isn't getting carried away. She'd rather throw scripts away.
From messed-up, Westlife-obsessed teen to an Edinburgh award winner, Sofie Hagen has come a long way. Well, about 800 miles. Not that the comics back in Denmark seem to notice...
How stressed was Hal Cruttenden about his latest Live At The Apollo appearance? Pretty stressed. Probably a good job he didn't make it to the RSC after all then.
Why was Dara O Briain kidnapped by a SWAT team? What annoys Ed Byrne about panel shows? And why did working for Countryfile put him off mountains? All will be revealed, in another excruciatingly geeky edition of Circuit Training.
