The Josh Widdicombe Podcast

The curtain falls on the Josh Widdicombe XFM show.

The show's penultimate night in Edinburgh saw a trip into two very conflicting autobiographies. A chat with James Acaster's parents, a sing along and much more.

Hello. Night 2 of Josh live from the Ed Fringe 2015 saw us talking about celebrities in unlikely places and minor roles the audience had in school plays. There was also perhaps the greatest Wiki-Races of all time.

The Josh Widdicombe show is back at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for a special set of 4 farewell shows. Expect the same chaos as the 2014 shows and all the Josh Widdicombe show legends,

A pantheon of legends, a look back at favourite features, and a heartfelt goodbye.

With a heavy heart Josh revealed that this was his penultimate show on XFM but Tom Craine and Ivo Graham were around to help him through this difficult time.

We may be 114 shows in but some of our regular guests still continue to be full of surprises and Matthew Crosby of Pappy's does not disappoint on that front. Josh was also joined by the friendly brilliant face of fellow comic Tom Allen.

In the company of the delightful Rhys James and Ivo Graham Josh went through questionable fashion choices inspired by celebrities and the amazing schemes you came up with to make money as kids. Wiki-Races keeps going from strength to strength although has has a request and some rules that must now be followed. Listen live Sunday's from 10am-1pm and spread the gospel of the Josh Widdicombe show / podcast.

Talking times you should have watched what came out of your mouth and DIY mishaps on this week's show with a long overdue appearance from Nish Kumar. Ivo Graham also took his regular seat and tried to chalk up a first victory in the game that is sweeping the nation, 'Wiki-Races'. Get in touch with the show during the week via josh@xfm.co.uk, and listen live each and every Sunday morning from 10am.

You might have felt a rumble on Sunday morning as show legends James Acaster and Ivo Graham both joined Josh. After Josh fulfilled his childhood dream of going to TFI Friday, and in turn stealing a sign from the set we were after your lame memorabilia or things you refuse to part with. Get in touch with the show via josh@xfm.co.uk and spread the word of the podcast to earn yourself cool points.

On this edition of the podcast we didn't have enough mics for everyone but we made do to chat unusual wedding table names, regrettable place visits based on others recommendations, and a whole new game to enjoy. Get in touch with the show via josh@xfm.co.uk and spread the gosple of the Josh Widdicombe show - live Sunday's 10am-1pm!

Hello! Enjoyment in this episode of the podcast comes in the shape of Tim Key and Tom Craine. Any 'Unfinished Business' for Josh? Email that and any other thoughts you have to josh@xfm.co.uk. Don't forget to hit subscribe and tell everyone you know about the show / podcast!

The morning after Eurovision Josh wanted the odd parties you had attended and in-light of our first guest Lloyd Griffith failing in his quest to sing at Wembley we discussed singing disasters.

Merry day to you podcast listener. The ingredients of the week's show were Unfinished Business, Joe Lycett, Ivo Graham, tellings off, forgotten names, Earl Grey Martinis and Wikipedia.

Hello! Josh was off this week, so Xfm’s Saturday morning stalwarts Elis James & John Robins sat in. They talked gatecrashing, Super Furry Animals, and introduced their phone-in feature Textual Healing to the show. If you want to hear more, check the boys out live on Saturdays 10am – 1pm, or download their podcast.

Bums on seats this week in the studio from Nick Helm and Ivo Graham as well as Nathaniel Metcalfe to deliver the final 'Radio Get With The Times'. One topic of conversation ruled them all which was, "Have you served a celebrity, and what did they buy?". Also Producer Neil failed to deliver a new game for the second week running.

The essentials you need to know about this week's podcast are our guests were the ever so funny Ed Gamble and Ivo Graham. Producer Neil took a child to task in the street and our brand new game from last week didn't get a second outing. Anything for the show across your week then email josh@xfm.co.uk Thanks for downloading, back live Sundays 10am.

Back from a week off and what a happy show we had. We asked when you'd seen well known faces abroad and debuted a new game that we should have thought about more than just the title. The icing on the cake were our guests, the brilliant Matthew Crosby and Suzi Ruffell.

After a week resting up the show returned with a debut from comedian Joe Bor who blew our minds with a poem about his Octopus. Ivo Graham took on Call My Josh and we went through stories of bad parties and terrible entertainment. Switch on XFM Sunday's from 10am to hear the full live experience and email us with whatever is on your mind to josh@xfm.co.uk

This week everyone was punctual and on time so there's a full podcast to enjoy! After Producer Fearny was sent some advice via text from his Mum we want your texts from parents and we were also after office party disasters. We went through all that with Iain Stirling and Stuart Goldsmith of the brilliant 'Comedians Comedian Podcast'.

If you notice the podcast is slightly short this week it's because Josh was late for the show meaning we had only two and a bit hours, rather than the full compliment of three. When we got going though we chatted about overheard conversations and Ivo Graham delivered a blockbuster story.

Tip of the hat to you podcast listener. Within episode 100 you shall hear the voices of Josh, Nathaniel Metcalfe previewing The Big Breakfast, Henry Paker chatting safaris and Ivo Graham nattering about A&E. If you have any Unfinished Business about this week's podcast then email josh@xfm.co.uk and set your alarms for next Sunday, 10am to listen live.

Ever had a fall or accident? We wanted to hear from you this week. We also wanted your correspondence if you share your name with a celebrity or had come across someone else who had. We welcomed our first ever guest (from our first ever show) Tom Craine and Ivo Graham was back in his regular seat. If you have anything for 'Unfinished Business' email josh@xfm.co.uk and if you wish to hear the music between the chatter tune in live from 10am each Sunday on XFM.

Hello fair podcast listener. On Episode 98 when welcomed David Trent who christened his show debut by bringing something exclusive with him. Both he and Ivo Graham helped us through the two topics of the week 1) When have you been stood up? 2) What have you buried / found buried? The two were not related! Thanks for downloading, Josh is back live on XFM next Sunday from 10am. Spread the word!

Excellent work internet user, you have found episode 97 of the Josh Widdicombe podcast. This week we opened the studio door wide to 1/3 of Pappy's Matthew Crosby and Mock The Week captain Andy Parsons. With them we went through tweets on interesting small talk with strangers and complaints you've felt the need to make. Excitingly we also had our second ever caller with an amazing car park based tale. The show returns live next Sunday from 10am so do joins us then and keep spreading the good word of the Josh Widdicombe XFM show / podcast.

Good day podcast listener. Of Ep96 of the Josh Widdicombe podcast we had the company of Suzi Ruffell and Josie Long. We asked the big question of times you've written to celebrities and unable to narrow the subject of 'politeness' down we used it as an umbrella topic to ask lots of questions related to it. A nod of the head to you for downloading and don't forget to spread the word and tune in live each and every Sunday from 10am on XFM.

All in the name of radio this week we were after the most unique ways you've wasted time and in relation the odd search in your internet history (kept it clean). Guests took the shape of Nick Helm and Rhys James plus in 'Radio Get With The Times' Josh showed far too much knowledge of 90s show 'Pugwall'.

Hi podcast listener, on this week's show we spoke about brushes with fame your family, friends or work colleagues may have had and also times when you've gotten completely the wrong person. James Acaster tackled this week's "Hypothetically speaking..." which lead to perhaps the most profound thing ever said on the show. Keep spread the good work of the Josh Widdicombe XFM show and podcast! Many thanks.

Thanks for downloading the podcast. This week we were after tales of bumping into your ex and school elections. Our guests were semi-regular Tom Craine and we very happily welcomed back Matt Forde. Listen live each and every Sunday from 10am on XFM, plus receive karma by spreading the word of the podcast! Ta.

Josh, Ivo Graham and show debutant Carl Donnelly went through times you've pretended to like or dislike things because of friends and also mixtapes, your tales and methodology behind them. Alongside that enjoy a round of 'Call My Josh', your quibles in 'Any Other Business' and a skip down TV memory lane with Nathaniel Metcalfe. Join us Sundays 10-1pm and if you want to get in touch during the week email josh@xfm.co.uk

Hi dear podcast listener, we hope you are well. In episode 91 you can hear the voices of the brilliant Nish Kumar, Fin Taylor and of course Nathaniel Metcalfe. The topics we opened 2015 with were falling objects after Josh had a mishap in New York, and drunk parents as it seemed the time of year for it. Thanks for downloading, spread the word and don't forget to tune in live each and every Sunday from 10am.

Hiya! This is a quick podcast of some of the shows favourite bits from the past 12 months.

It's the penultimate podcast of the year, thanks for downloading and joining in. This week we had James Acaster on from the start and later we were joined by Romesh Ranganathan. Much like the end of term it descended into slight chaos.

Merry Christmas to you. First of two festive specials (well just the topics really) as we really love Christmas. Joined by James Acaster and one of the highlights of Edinburgh this year, Rhys James.

Awright podcast listener, a thousand thanks for downloading. BIG guest action this week in the shape of not only Jon Richardson but also Kevin Bridges. Josh quizzed them on many things including this week's topic of buying things online whilst drunk. Don't forget to tune in live on XFM Sunday mornings 10am - 1pm where you can hear all the great podcast bits plus more than the little snippets of music Producer Neil / Intern Charles are too lazy to remove.

What are you looking at? Other such visual questions will be asked on this wholly audible podcast this week. We also tackle such harrowing stories as what got banned at your school? From yo-yos to pogs, the list was endless. Then to top it all off we are joined by not one not two but three guests! The Birthday Girls are with us for the entire show, plus all the other high quality you have come to expect from the show.

Firstly, thanks for clicking the download link and having us in your ears. This week's show sees Josh joined by Ivo Graham and Miles Jupp, two very classy chaps. We welcome your input on stories of lame competitiveness and terrible slogans on mugs plus our resident comedian / TV historian Nathaniel Metcalfe takes us on another trip down memory lane.

Welcome podcast listener. On this week's effort we spoke about the things you found on public transport and your roles on TV which set Josh up nicely with a new task for Producer Neil. James Acaster also came face to face for the first time ever on the show with a villain from a previous scrape in the form of Beattie Edmondson. Thanks for downloading and tune in live if you can each Sunday morning from 10am!

James Acaster finally took his revenge on a 9 year old boy and the cabedging saga drew to a conclusion. We also had the pleasure of being visited by Nish Kumar and Nathaniel Metcalfe our resident TV historian took part in another TFI Friday special of 'Radio Get With The Times'.

Hiya. This week we enjoyed having James Acaster, Katherine Ryan and Nathaniel Metcalfe in the studio as we went through getting told of as adults and also terrible wedding guests you've been stuck with.

Alright there. Much joy around a tea stained egg is contained with the podcast you're about to hear alongside the voices of Suzi Ruffell, John Kearns and Nathaniel Metcalfe took part in a TFI Friday special of 'Radio Get With The Times'.

On the show this Sunday Chris Martin, the comedian not the Coldplay frontman, made his debut and one third of Pappy's, Matthew Crosby also kindly popped in. There was a revelation about The Chuckle Brothers and some brilliant texts and tweets on 'lame things you've cried at' and 'pointless courses'. We end on our regular message to listen in live Sunday's 10am-1pm.

Ciao podcast listener. Over the next 45 minutes you will hear from Angela Barnes, James Acaster and Nathaniel Metcalfe as well as listener tales of childhood artwork and weird stuff for sale in charity shops and car boot sales. Don't forget we're live every Sunday from 10am on XFM.

This Sunday on the show we said hello to James Acaster and Tiffany Stevenson and hello to some many tweets we've had to record a bonus run-through at the end of the podcast. Nathaniel Metcalfe took us down memory lane again and Josh dished out another round of 'Call My Josh'.

As we never got round to it last week we went through your 'reasons your neighbours are odd' and also looked at 'things you've heard through walls'. Foster Awards nominee Lucy Beaumont made her debut and James Acaster returned and was still haunted by cabbageing. Nathaniel Metcalfe reviewed another week from TV history and we encountered once more an odd celebrity friendship.

In this week's podcast we talk Bush, Producer Neil’s interesting choice of clothes and odd behaviour from your neighbours (or just something you heard through a wall). Also Ivo Graham returns to talk about family life and their love of Lewis, and show debutant Dave Gorman becomes moderately concerned.

Apart from the all the stuff in the podcast title we talked about "cool" teachers and childhood graffiti plus there are some new features to enjoy * * or not, it's your choice.

Welcome and thank you for downloading. On this week's podcast (listen live Sunday's 10am-1pm) expect to hear tales of thriftiness / tightness, comedian Adam Vincent, Producer Neil's new game, an email from Josh's Dad, Nathaniel Metcalfe and more plugging while '"cooking".

The show was reborn on a Sunday as we moved to the new live slot of 10am-1pm (do listen live if you can). We had a new feature with the brilliant Nathaniel Metcalfe and our guest was Simon Evans who passed on some brand new toileting techniques and there was a lot of chat about creased jeans, why? Download and you'll find out.

This was the final night of the live Josh Widdicombe show and as we bid farewell we covered fainting stories, embarrassing your parents and the story of teen frustration and a tin of beans. Matthew Crosby, Nish Kumar, James Acaster, John Robins and Henry Paker all did their thing accompanied by the guest of the evening, Ivo Graham.

Another night of live XFM'ing in front of a brilliant crowd at the Edinburgh Fringe festival. Tonight Matthew Crosby tackled Rich Madeley, Nish Kumar took on JFK, James Acaster confronted lots of things and Tim Key took aim as he attempted to shoot the flame off a candle. To top it all off Tom Craine sifted through some brilliant audience tales.

The final Saturday version of the XFM podcast saw Josh joined by Mike Wozniack and Tom Rosenthal AKA comedians who aren't performing at the Edinburgh Festival this year. Don't forget to tune in live at the new time of 10am-1pm on Sundays!

Welcome to the second special podcast of the Josh Widdicombe show live from the Edinburgh Festival 2014. Once again we have the brilliant regulars of Matthew Crosby, Nish Kumar, James Acaster, John Robins, Henry Paker and this evening's one off guest was Suzi Ruffell. To save their careers and the reputation of XFM you'll hear some edits in this podcast which sadly Producer Neil had to do.

Hello, this is the very first of four very special podcasts recorded live in front of an audience at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The language and content is stronger than on Saturday mornings so be aware. We had all the regulars, James Acaster, Nish Kumar and Matthew Crosby plus tonight's special guest was Romesh Ranganathan. And if the stage wasn't busy enough we made room for John Robins and Henry Paker.

Josh just couldn't get enough of his colleagues on The Last Leg Adam Hills and Alex Brooker so we invited them in for the show and we had a phone update on the latest cabedged incident from James Acaster.

Konnichiwa podcast listener! On Episode 71 we had in the studio Ivo Graham and Seann Walsh who helped us through celebrity skills and exam based stories. After teasing it many week's ago Josh and Producer Neil finally got round to 'honey wars'.

On this week's podcast of the show you can hear the delightful voices of Nish Kumar, Angela Barnes, Tom Craine, James Acaster and very special guest, the creator of 'cabaging' Mick Trent.

In the spirt of our new footballing overlords Guten Tag podcast listener. This week we lost and found Nish Kumar, Josh's tour buddy Suzi Ruffell came in and James Acaster turned up with an update on 'cabbageing'

James Acaster returned to the show this week but not before we open the studio door to Zoe Lyons. The success of one topic made Josh smile and Neil of Fortune proved marginally fun.

Blooding more new guests onto the show this week in the form of the terrific Iain Stirling and Ed Gamble. Josh revealed what is quite literally a minor irritation and Nish Kumar went biblical during 'Nishipedia'.

Our two guests on the show this were Henry Paker and Shappi Khorsandi. They aided us as we navigated our way through the tough questions we always pose which this week were 1) Getting annoyed at your profession being done incorrectly on TV/Film and 2) Tales from your final day in a job. Nish Kumar also dropped by for a fresh Nishipedia.

Good morning, noon, night (whenever you might have downloaded). This week we had return guests Harriet Kemsley and Romesh Ranganathan and they helped us through this week's topics.

Dear Podcast listener, thanks for downloading. Inside episode 64 you'll find the voices of Josh, Producer Neil, Tim Key and James Acaster going through times you've ruined your parents possessions and tales of booking errors. Plus we dug up Anyone Can Play Guitar for a World Cup special.

Producer Neil nearly killed himself but Josh took the positive route and based this week's show around it. We were joined by all three of Pappy's to chat Badults and we ticked the box marked 'first non-comic guest' as author and former undercover police officer James Bannon took a seat in the studio.

On this week's show we said hello to Nathaniel Metcalfe and Sara Pasco. They went through the week's topics plus we had a Neil Aid advert and Nish Kumar went deep on jar lids with Nishipedia.

Josh covered XFM London's breakfast show last week, here's a podcast of highlights. Enjoy.

A couple of nostalgic topics this week on the podcast as Josh chatted sporting failures and ways you made money as a kid. Our third most regaulr guest Ivo Graham stopped by plus we had the company of Charlie Baker.

A great thanks for downloading the podcast. Expect to hear Marcu Brigstock, John Kearns and much nattering.

We very excitedly opened the studio doors to David Baddiel and also Roisin Conaty. Nish Kumar told us the Moon doesn't exist...or did he...and more on Neil Aid.

On this edition of the Josh Widdicombe podcast expect to hear the voice of fresh young comic Fin Taylor, Nish Kumar with Nishipedia and more pleading for stickers during Neil Aid.

"Friend of the show" Alan Carr was back with us this week, and he judged some pulsating radio in our bake off. We also had the company of the brilliant Matt Forde too. And not wanting Producer Neil to miss out a very special summer event Josh launched 'Neil Aid'.

Hello to you. Hope you enjoy this week's podcast with Pappy's Matthew Crosby, the flippin' great Katherine Ryan and Mr Conspiracy Nish Kumar.

This week we had the company of rising star Aisling Bea, our trusty steed James Acaster and Nish Kumar dropped his truth bombs. Also taking angry animals, mysterious gifts and we try to enjoy the last 'Neil of Fortune'.

We were not joined by Adam Hills due to a booking mixup but that meant we got bonus James Acaster time. We put a conspiracy theory to Nish Kumar and muddled our way through another Neil of Fortune.

8 Out Of 10 Cats captain Jon Richardson came in this week. James Acaster brought us something 'exciting' from 'Weetabix' and Nish Kumar delivered a bomb about The Beatles.

Thanks for downloading. We had the pleasure of Kerry Godliman this week and James Acaster returned. Inspired by 'Neil of Fortune' Josh's Dad created a game for us to play and Nish Kumar dropped a huge 'Nishipedia' for us to digest.

Two topics based upon our first guest on the show Tom Craine this week and stepping into the studio for the first time, comedian Brett Goldstein.

We welcomed the newest member of the XFM family John Robins onto the show and extended a firm welcome back hand shake to Ivo Graham. Nish Kumar delivered his most thought provoking yet and Producer Neil provided his most underwhelming Neil of Fortune yet.

A packed podcast for you podcast listener. Miles Jupp, Nish Kumar and James Acaster all join Josh to talk lying, fainting and embarrassing your parents.

Rob Beckett and Mike Wozniak were Josh's guests in the studio this week as he talked about gossip getting back to the person it was about and pointless things you were addicted to.

Hello old podcast friends, welcome new podcast friends. In this week's show Josh introduced three new features as if to prove he spent his time off productively. Tiffany Stevenson was our first guest and James Acaster our second. Cheers for download as always and don't forget to get in touch about AOB.

The second of Josh's highlights podcast is here while he continues to rest and recuperate from his first 12 months on XFM.

Happy new year to you. This is a quick collection of highlights from the first 12 months of Josh's show.

On our Christmas special (kind of) we were joined by Elis James to chat nativity memories and lame new years. Matthew Crosby gave us an other insight into a celebrity autobiography and James Acaster delivered a festive classic scrape.

Embracing the warmth of the studio and Josh for the first time were Angela Barnes and Tom Allen. We also talked dumb injuries and ruining Christmas.

As it's December we dipped our toe into the Christmas waters asking for your unique family traditions and ill advised online purchases. Josh came up with an Xmas game and so much more in this week's podcast.

On a roll with the big names and this week Josh had the company of Stewart Francis. Tom Craine delivered some relationship advice and Matthew Crosby went deep into another celebrity autobiography. XFM, Josh Widdicombe, Stewart Francis, Tom Craine, Matthew Crosby, Pappy's, radio, comedy, The Last Leg.

We're getting podcast happy! In this second bonus podcast Josh chats to one of the finest comedians from the USA, Bill Burr ahead of his UK tour.

Stephen Merchant returned to XFM and kept Josh company. James Acaster treated us to another classic scrape and Matthew Crosby of Pappy's dipped into the autobiography of Heather Mills.

Welcome to the first in a run of bonus podcasts of Josh talking a bit more in-depth to his fellow comics. Kicking things off with the excellent Reginald D. Hunter who's new DVD 'In The Midst Of Crackers' is out now.

Jack Dee was our main guest this week which was very exciting. We also wanted stories of mistaking replying all, there was some chat about Mel B, pirate radio and a classic scrape of heigh from James Acaster.

Brace yourselves we debuted some new features this week...didn't demo them so they were a bit rough. Happy to report there's also more on Nick Knowles.

We had the lovely company of Adam Hills this week as we navigated the topic of driving test horror stories plus Mark Watson joined us as the first celebrity guest guess on Anyone Can Play Guitar. James Acaster very kindly delivered us a halloween based classic scrape.

Much merriment and laughter this week going through tweets and hearing from Charlie Baker, Suzi Ruffell and Matthew Crosby plus Producer Neil returned glowing in the light of fatherhood.

Much mirth this week about bad haircuts plus stories of getting suck places. Matthew Crosby once again spoke to us from literary corner, we welcomed comic Romesh Ranganathan onto the show for his debut and topped things off as always with a James Acaster classic scrape.

Josh was joined by James Acaster and Ivo Graham. Topics circled around disappointing birthdays, your locked-in/locked-out mishaps, and an array of other wonderful things.

Guests were Tom Craine and James Acaster. Topics were school promo mishaps, local TV irregularities and lots of off topic chat.

Josh welcomed fellow Mock the Week panelist Andy Parsons onto the show to discuss pen friends, bandwagons and sheds.

A jam packed show this week with Seann Walsh as our first guests and James Acaster, as is routine, our second. Lots of talk about school assemblies, some about injury advice and a little about a crow bar. Plus Matthew Crosby sprinkles some more showbiz dust on the show.

Another rollover topic this week alongside something on kids TV that wound Josh up. Joined in the studio by Tom Craine and James Acaster plus Matthew Crosby of Pappy's on the phone for a new feature.

Back in the studio after the show's mini tour of the UK Josh had an attack of studio envy. Also crossed of the topic list were 'things overheard on tannoys' and 'times you've made yourself at home in public' plus new features and some badger chat. Also happily joined by Rob Beckett and Lloyd Griffith.

The show had a min-adventure and went to Reading this week where Josh was performing but due to boring broadcasting rights rather than come from the festival we had to do the show from Producer Neil's In-laws dining room. We invited round Suzi Ruffell too.

This week from Edinburgh we were talking 'the smallest crowd you've been a part of' and 'strange places you've encountered your teacher'. Happily we were also joined by Sara Pascoe, John Robins, Matt Forde, Joe Lycett and James Acaster plus Producer Neil also had his own classic scrape.

We took the show to Edinburgh this week for the first of two specials. Joining us were the marvellous Ivo Graham, Charlie Baker and James Acaster with an Edinburgh themed classic scrape. Joe Lycett even gave us an Edinburgh news special.

In the studio this week were Welsh comic Elis James and Josh's co-host on The Last Leg, Alex Brooker.

Josh was joined by Holly Walsh and as regular James Acaster to go through times you have pretended to be someone else or someone else pretended to be you and stories of some of the worst advice your parents gave you. There is also a trivial let down.

Happy to be joined by Pappy's, Joe Lycett and James Acaster to talk through childhood gangs, sports day humiliations and the Moon landings.

No reasons for the two topics this week we just wanted stories and we were overwhelmed. There was a first ever head to head during 'In Pursuit of the Trivial', milk faces and reminiscing about Big Brother.

After a week off Josh returned with Producer Neil, Tom Craine and James Acaster in tow. Two Glastonbury miss haps inspired the show themes of packing disasters and things you've slept through. You will also hear other things.

Hi podcast listener, thanks for downloading and listening. In episode 22 expect chat about weddings, wasted holidays, some more news from Joe Lycett, a show debut from Joel Dommett and of course utter joy from James Acaster.

After paying it little heed last week Josh finally discussed minor reasons to hate flatmates, Joe Lycett gave us part 2 on the Mexican mayoral cat, comic musician and actor Nick Helm was our guest and we rounded off as ever with another James Acaster classic scrape.

Talking, "Was it only my school that did...", a Josh Widdicombe show debut for Nish Kumar, Joe Lycett backs a Mexican cat and a classic scrape of the finest order from James Acaster.

The return of classic scrapes, terribly disappointing trips and listeners lowest ambitions all discussed with Josh, Elis James and James Acaster plus possibly the most informative news nugget from Joe Lycett yet.

Welcome. Topics tackled this week were unknown answer phone messages and dreams that you really should have kept to yourself. Comic Tom Craine joined Josh plus Joe Lycett went through the news.

With Gordon Smart away and all other cover avenues exhausted Josh stepped in for an extra Xfm show. Breaking ground with a new concept we copied all the same features from the normal Saturday show. Our guest this week was the brilliant up and coming comic Ivo Graham.

The marvellous Isy Suttie from Peep Show joined Josh to go through this week's themes of 'taking credit or shifting the blame' and 'when you became everything you hate' plus Joe Lycett as ever delivered the most important news story of the week.

The first show in the post Fergie era and if we're honest it didn't get off to the best start but it did get better. We covered themes on topic and off topic. Joe Lycett wrestled with the news and we were very happy to have Matthew Crosby of Pappy's on the show.

Hey podcast listener. This week Josh delved into relationships and also wanted to know facts or information you really didn't get to grips with as a kid. Joe Lycett provided his take on The Champions League and Tom Rosenthal was the very special guest in the studio.

We 'mourn' the loss of pop botherers JLS, Josh shows us his rather embarrassing new pair of summer shorts, and today's guest is Tom Craine!

The show took a mini road trip and came from Birmingham this week; exciting. As this is Producer Neil's home Josh wanted to know about listeners home town facts and also stores of half heard conversations. Joe Lycett was on the phone with the news as normal plus the brilliant Suzi Ruffell joined Josh for the final part of the show.

In this podcast Josh and the Xfm listenership talk about things there were never allowed as a child. There is obviously only one story newshound Joe Lycett can take on this week and the last "classic scrape" from James Acaster for a few weeks as he's off on tour. (Oh and there's a diversion to talk about ex-England footballer Michael Owen).

Comedy sketch trio Pappy's chat to Josh and sift through stories of bands that never made it out of the Xfm listener's bedrooms. Joe Lycett gives us an insight on how he would deal with the situation in North Korea and we finish as ever with James Acaster who brings us a classic scrape involving disco beats.

Hello Podcast listener. Episode 9 sees comic Rob Beckett accompany Josh through some tales of sent and received anonymous texts. Joe Lycett takes us through an assination attempt and James Acaster delivers a "classic scrape" that might be his best yet.

Josh was kept company for a short while this week by Alan Carr as they went down memory lane about touring together. The show also tackled stories of when "you've been to see the wrong thing", more musical trivia was passed to Producer Neil and James Acaster relived once more another classic scrape.

Welcome, this is podcast 7 and this week it was all about times you've found yourself out of your depth and silly lies you've told or heard. Joe Lycett delivers his verdict on the Chris Huhne case and James Acaster relives another classic scrape. Do enjoy it.

Adam Hills and Alex Brooker, Josh's co-hosts on 'The Last Leg' guest on the show & inspire the theme of "worst work colleagues" this week. Newshound Joe Lycett talks about Stalin and James Acaster continues to give more accounts of his unbelievable life to date.

Alright. How are you? Thinking back to his childhood days Josh reminisced about his receiving of the "Good Egg" award at school and wanted to know what other pointless awards the Xfm audience had been given. Joe Lycett gave his unique take on the Italian elections and there's a bit about how Classic FM made Josh miss part of the show.

After hearing a weak rebellious story about an Xfm colleague Josh wanted listener tales of how they have given two fingers to their employers. Joe Lycett embraces his role as the shows news reporter by giving us the info on Ben Fogle's LSD experience and Tom Craine stops by.

Josh's fellow comic and friend Joy Lycett gives his take on the Pope stepping aside and after worrying that he would show himself up in front of one of his comedy heroes Josh asks for listener tales of embarrassing themselves in front of celebrities.

Tapping into the sad world of the average Xfm listener once again, Josh goes through some depressing Valentines tales but thankfully is pulled out of this downward spiral with a call to the always wonderful Joe Lycett.

Josh's first podcast contains the best bits of his first three weeks on-air. He's joined by fellow comics Stephen Merchant (offering his review of Josh's first show), James Acaster and Joe Lycett. Plus he goes through some embarrassingly sad tales of dumping.