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Hosted by Mark Nelson, this lively show sees a panel of celebrities competing to share the best, worst and most hilarious anecdotes from their daily lives. Each guest is vying for the audience's vote as they try to convince Mark that their 'good' story is the most joyful, serendipitous or worthy, and their 'bad' story is the most unfortunate, outrageous or unforgivable. To keep them on their toes, they're also faced with some spontaneous surprise questions. Collected here are 39 of the finest episodes from Series 2-14, featuring a fantastic mix of talent from across Scotland and beyond.

The Blunt People are friends/comedians Chase Mayers, Erin Ingle, Travis Nelson and Vanessa Dawn. Each episode is a combination of 4 segments, one by each host. You never know what we're going to bring up, but the jokes are guaranteed. @chase_mayers @erin.ingle.time @travisisjoking @nessathedawn

I sit down with funny friends and ask them how much money it would take them to do certain things. First question - How much money would it take for you to get in the ring against Mike Tyson?And many more fun questions.

Ozzie Nelson was Red Skelton's bandleader on the popular radio series The Red Skelton Show. Ozzie's wife, Harriet Hilliard, was Skelton's singer. When Skelton was drafted in March 1944, Ozzie was prompted to create his own family sitcom radio series. The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet launched on CBS radio on October 8, 1944 and made a midseason switch to NBC in 1949. It starred Ozzie as the head of the Nelson household, which included his wife, Harriet, and their two boys, David and Ricky.

How many cups of tea has Nelson Mandela made during his lifetime? How big were Princess Diana's feet? Did George W. Bush once run 123 miles from Yankee Stadium to Connecticut? These questions, and many more, are answered in this hilarious compilation of Figgis & Kruup's critically acclaimed podcast series.