Simon Evans, a sharp-witted comedian, joins Ian Smith, an engaging stand-up, along with Aditi Mittal, a socially-conscious Indian comic, and Anushka Asthana, a keen political journalist. They poke fun at political fashion, dissecting PM's wardrobe choices and political scandals. The panel humorously tackles salary controversies, remote work dynamics, and paternity rights. Nostalgic sports references and absurd scenarios keep things light, making for a delightful blend of humor and critique on today's pressing topics.

Simon Evans, a comedian known for his sharp humor, joins Ria Lina, a filmmaker with a unique storytelling style, along with Glenn Moore and Coco Khan, both celebrated for their clever insights. They tackle the challenges facing pensioners this winter and explore the early fall for prisoners. The panel humorously critiques UK political absurdities, reflects on Britain's controversial history with irony, and shares nostalgic anecdotes about 90s concert culture, all while weaving in witty banter and commentary on current events.

Neil Delamere, a sharp-witted comedian, joins Lucy Porter, a storytelling stand-up, Mark Steel, known for his political satire, and political journalist Marie Le Conte. They hilariously dissect Labour's recent struggles, touching on the budget deficit and the Grenfell inquiry. The panel critiques Britain's national pride and navigates controversial aspects of British history with humor. They also mix politics with pop culture, poking fun at environmental issues, concert ticket prices, and even the Venezuelan President's unusual holiday reshuffle.

In this episode, journalist Hugo Rifkind navigates the ethical maze of artificial intelligence, discussing the potential for AI to become our overlords. Professor Gina Neff highlights AI's transformative impact on society, raising concerns about job displacement and emotional connections. Comedian Sunil Patel adds a humorous spin, exploring the quirky world of AI romance. Together, they dive into the cultural implications of gendered technology and the intersection of AI and human creativity, making for an insightful and entertaining conversation.

In this engaging discussion, Russian stand-up comedian Olga Koch emphasizes the necessity of a strong political opposition, linking it to democratic health. Financial Times columnist Stephen Bush analyzes tactics for opposition parties to regain influence. They dissect the comedic yet serious dynamics of the Conservative leadership race, touching on how the party's factionalism impacts its credibility. With a lighthearted tone, they explore the implications of recent political shortcomings and the significance of accountability in British politics.

Catherine Bohart, a comedian and writer, brings her sharp wit to the pressing issue of the UK’s university funding crisis. She humorously critiques news reporting and frames global events through the lens of everyday dilemmas. Bohart dives into the alarming financial struggles faced by nearly half of UK universities, discussing potential hybrid funding models and the implications for student accessibility. With satirical anecdotes about student debt and a comparison of educational systems worldwide, she keeps the conversation engaging and thought-provoking.

Catherine Bohart, a sharp-witted comedian and writer, hosts lively discussions with Tom Neenan and Anand Menon, delving into the chaotic world of current events. They tackle the rise of far-right movements in Europe and the bizarre dynamics of recent riots. Zoe Lyons adds humorous insights into why British fascists lack the flair of their continental counterparts. Together, they blend satire and critical analysis to explore issues of accountability and the complexities of racism in today's society, all while keeping the tone light and engaging.

Catherine Bohart, a comedian and columnist, is joined by journalist Sunil Patel, comedy expert Gareth Gwynn, and historian Julia Leikin. They dive into Putin's motivations in Ukraine. The discussion highlights Ukraine's resilience, featuring the unexpected role of comedian-turned-president Volodymyr Zelensky. They also analyze historical influences on the conflict and the complexities of Russia's strategic alliances amidst sanctions. With humor and insight, they unpack the tangled dynamics of modern warfare and politics.

Catherine Bohart chats with Sunil Patel, a witty journalist, Katy Balls, a US politics aficionado, and Professor Sarah, a political expert. They dive into the shifting dynamics of US leadership as Kamala Harris steps into the spotlight. The team humorously unpacks the complexities of her political identity and analyzes Biden's endorsement. They liken the candidate selection process to choosing condiments, making the serious topic accessible. Plus, they explore generational changes in politics, all while keeping the tone light and engaging.

Comedians and a political journalist engage in a humorous quiz, discussing topics like Lewis Hamilton's win and Gareth Southgate's success. From reflections on retirements in sports to humorous takes on enforced laughter laws, this podcast covers a wide range of amusing news stories and political banter.