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Titters galore as Frankie and his star guests entertain Frankie Howerd’s unique brand of witty drollery made him a master of comedy for over 40 years, from his radio debut on the BBC Variety Bandbox in 1946 to his appearances in Up Pompeii! and the Carry On films and his sell-out one-man...

A podcast where we talk about pop music. Specifically by deep-diving a randomly selected UK Top 10 singles chart from the past.Hosted by comedians James Cook and Andy Robinson it is packed with facts, analysis, anecdotes and unasked-for-opinions as we unflinchingly confront the songs you love and hate, and those you've completely forgotten.Bop bop shoo-wop. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Peter Cook was a supremely talented comedian who influenced a generation of entertainers. From Beyond The Fringe, with Dudley Moore, Alan Bennett and Jonathan Miller, to Not Only But Also, again with Dudley Moore, to opening London's first nightclub devoted to satire. He was a scriptwriter, actor and entertainer, always with a razor sharp wit. In 1965 he appeared regularly on The Braden Beat where, as E.L. Wisty, he sat on a park bench and delivered the wonderful, absurd surreal monologues you can hear on this recording. This is a truly funny and wonderful gem.

A silly little podcast hosted by raccooneggs, mcnasty, jcthecaster, & aznstylez Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The first podcast, two losers (Aaron Cook, Kyle Tief) talk about nothing with terrible voices and personalities with special guest Peter Herold

Dane Cook is hosting instead of Dom. Harland Williams knocks 'em dead and checks in with Dane - the guys share their road stories and are VERY candid. Then, Bobby Lee keeps 'em laughing with tales of his curious Korean father and more. Next, Bobby checks in with Dane and tells him his father threatened his life if he didn't sell corn. Brian Scolaro then talks about his black-shirt diet, uncomfortable times to be high, and ghost sex. Finally, Jon Lovitz discusses his confrontation with comedian Andy Dick.

A special "best of" presentation, Volumes 1 through 10, featuring Dom Irrera, Brother Woods, Elon Gold, Tony Rock, Mark Schiff, P Rod, Tom Papa, Jeff Cesario, Dov Davidoff, Finesse Mitchell, Mario Joyner, Jeremy Hotz, Maz Jobrani, Dane Cook, Chris Spencer, and Max Alexander.

Based on the format of the American TV show Saturday Night Live, this home-grown comedy production was an enormous success and bought recognition and fame to a great many performers, many of whom are now household names.

A special "best of" presentation from Volumes 21 through 30. Highlights include: Dane Cook, Harland Williams, Jon Lovitz, Paul Rodriguez, Modi, Gerry Bednob, Dean Edwards, Jeremy Hotz, Jo Koy, Darwin Hines, Godfrey, Robert Kelly, Nick Thune, Neil Brennan, and Maz Jobrani.

A collection of the most famous comedy sketches of all time from actors and comedians, such as Peter Cook, Groucho Marx and Bob Hope.

Dom checks in with Jay Davis about his sex life. Brian Dunkleman talks about his love for Medieval Times and what really happened on American Idol (for the last time: he quit; he wasn't fired!). Dane Cook and Jamie reminisce about Dane's first appearance. And Chris Spencer loves having a son, even if it turns out he's gay.

First, Mark Schiff talks about living cheap - and living comfortably. Then, he and Dom reflect on their relationship, and they talk clean and dirty comics. Next, Dan Rosenberg goes from Jewish names for kids to renting overly helpful automobiles - he admits he doesn't do segues. Dane Cook drops in and talks about his film career and vacationing in Mexico with Jamie.