Radio
Radio schedule Friday 7th October 2011
What's So Funny?
Series 2, Episode 1Ed Byrne and Lucy Porter bring a mix of news, reviews and interviews from the comedy world. They are joined by Sam Bain and John Lloyd.
Clare In The Community
Series 7, Episode 3 - Rude GirlClare is concerned she may be linguistically out of touch with today's youth, and Brian fails to impress Clare with numerous romantic gestures. A Heating Engineer causes a stir in the Family Centre and Megan causes chaos.
Christopher Brookmyre's Comedy Bookcase
Series 1, Episode 3 - Richard HerringChristopher's special guest is stand-up Richard Herring.
Can You Hear Me At The Back?
Episode 4Comedy monologues recorded at the Edinburgh festival, featuring new and seasoned writers. This week's show stars Phil Nichol, Richard Gadd and Moray Hunter.
Oneira
Episode 5 - Mind The GapOneira ends up talking to herself, literally, and finds her other self very rude.
The News Quiz
Series 75, Episode 5Sandi Toksvig questions panellists Jeremy Hardy, Andy Hamilton, Susan Calman and Bob Mills about this week's news while Charlotte Green reads out cuttings sent in by listeners.
Vent
Special - The Friday PlayThis one-off, one-hour play charts Ben's gruesome experiences in a rehabilitation unit as he learns to speak and move again. This series is about the problems facing Ben, a newly disabled man, when he returns home. People see Ben differently and he starts to see them differently, too.
What's So Funny?
Series 2, Episode 1Ed Byrne and Lucy Porter bring a mix of news, reviews and interviews from the comedy world. They are joined by Sam Bain and John Lloyd.
The Nick Revell Show
The writer and his talking geraniums outstay their welcome at Craig and Shonagh's place.
The Lee Mack Show
The quick-fire comic presents stand-up, sketches and music. From March 2005. Starring Lee Mack with guest Tony Hadley.
And Now, In Colour
Comedy series starring Tim Firth, Tim de Jongh, Michael Marshall Smith and William Vandyck.
Can You Hear Me At The Back?
Episode 4Comedy monologues recorded at the Edinburgh festival, featuring new and seasoned writers. This week's show stars Phil Nichol, Richard Gadd and Moray Hunter.