Chats with Jessie Cave (Lavender Brown in the Harry Potter films and now book-loving comedy performer), and her sister Bebe.

Interviews from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2012 with the ingeniously insane Holly Burn and thoughtful life contemplater Mark Stephenson.

More from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2012 as Tom talks to Gareth Morinan about what a Truth Doodler is, as well as how he's coping with doing six shows at one festival. Well it turns out, although he does get angry about certain things. But that's the point really. 

And from behind a cow, I spoke to sketch duo Leads & Stern about how to make a show silly and fun. I also manage to blag myself into their group as Leads, Stern and Meek, although I've still to receive that phone call about rehearsals. Get on it!

In our first podcast from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2012, we speak to Caroline Hardie, one half of sketch group Thomas Hardie, as she discusses doing a Thomas Hardie show on her own (her comedy partner isn't in Edinburgh this year due to having a lovely child). She's managing magnificently though, and it's a fantastic show of characters both real and imagined. 

Sad Faces show up too for the second year running to discuss their thrilling show of one story told from four different perspectives. There's villains and heroes and ghosts. Also, Tobias doesn't understand what an Ecuadorian is. It's hilarious! YES YES IT IS!

We talk to Tim Key's former sidekick and tech man Sam Fletcher ahead of his debut solo show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which includes magic, inventions, drawings, songs and air drumming.

Also discussing their Fringe show are David Bussell and Ali Brice, who are teaming up to present us with Visual Aids - an hour of props, powerpoint and theatre that has more imagination in it than Narnia. I think.

Edinburgh Best Newcomer nominee Cariad Lloyd and star of E4's Show and Tell Celia Pacquola discuss their Edinburgh Festival Fringe shows for 2012.

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Chats with comedy acts Canadian loon Tony Law, Australian loon Nick Sun and Whitechapel loon Adam Larter ahead of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

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A chat with Foster's Best Newcomer nominee at the 2011 Edinburgh Fringe, and star of Live at the Apollo and Stand Up For The Week, Josh Widdicombe.

And some wise words from Newcastle's finest giant, Luke Benson.

And in this bumper episode (it's as long as a whole X Files) we ventured to Pattie Brewster's Friendship Venture at the Camden Head, Camden, to see Pattie's (Amy Hoggart) sweet but scary attempts to get closer to her audience.

It was a brill night of utter charm and oddness, which you can get a glimpse of this Friday February 10th at Laugh Out London at the Camden Head, where Pattie will be performing along with other odd-shaped balls like Ben Target and Adam Larter.

During the course of a lovely evening we managed to chat with Amy's partner in sketch group Christmas For Two, Sarah Campell, who mainly talked about her Virgin problems.

The Gentlemen of Leisure's Nish Kumar also gave us some more words, including exciting adventures coming up at the Camden Comedy Crawl as well as in the British Museum.

It was another welcome return to the podcast too for Matt Highton. Never mention peas around him.

And, of course, we chat to the woman behind it all - the lovely Amy Hoggart.