404 Funny

It's the last show of the series, so we've invited the population of Skegness into the studio – you can phone them on our usual number. Thanks must go to an emu in the Leytonstone area for its help with the emu-based sections of the show. Thanks must not go to the fish who’ve been causing problems throughout the series and possibly for some time to come. [The fish would like it to be known that Series 1 of The Daily Dredge is still available for download, right here at 404 Funny.]

Today's texts will be read out by a banshee who lives among the dunes of cabbage on Planet Zestis Omacron Three. The Human League may beg to differ, so why not tune in and find out? Then put a cube on the nearest drainpipe and see the difference.

It's 1952 and the radios are alive with the sound of parsnips. Hidden in today's programme is a fully-grown werewolf - can you spot it and win today's star prize of a pterodactyl for two? Oh.

Today's programme hones in on Fred Dineage, leaving him somewhat flustered. There's also a phone in about quagmires - so get dialling on phones from 1982 only, please. Thought For The Day comes to you from Woolwich Cathedral. Please give generously or fish problems may arise once more.

NEW!! Today sees the first Daily Dredge in a series of five as the crow flies, which includes a brilliant new rock recording that may cause unpleasant fish problems, so do be careful. Guests include herb specialist Dr Brackton Cylindrical and his cousin Pip (not present). Chip forks are also dealt with in characteristic style.

Our fortnight of Edinburgh Fringe highlights comes to an end with one last hurrah from Comedy 365's 2009 extravaganza at The White Horse, featuring Taylor Glenn, Delete the Banjax, James Redmond, Nick Helm, and Jake Yapp. All audio featured is from Sowerby & Luff's All Stars, and was part of PBH's Free Fringe. More details plus further recommendations for Edinburgh 2010 at http://404media.blogspot.com.

Our edited highlights of Comedy 365's trip to the 2009 Edinburgh Fringe continue with performances from James Shakeshaft, Caroline Mabey, Richard Brophy, Paul Harry Allen, Rosie Wilby, and Mrs Barbara Nice. All audio featured is from Sowerby & Luff's All Stars, which was recorded at The White Horse, Canongate. Details of where to find these and other fine comedians at this year's Fringe and elsewhere can be found at http://404media.blogspot.com.

More from last year's Edinburgh Fringe, with performances from Comedy 365's daily show at The White Horse, Canongate. Today: Doug Faulkner, Jon Brittain, The Dog-Eared Collective, Katerina Vrana, and Jay Foreman. Original recording made at Sowerby & Luff's All Stars, which was part of PBH's Free Fringe. More at http://404media.blogspot.com.

More from Comedy 365's trip to the 2009 Edinburgh Fringe, with performances from Lorcan McGrane, Jen Warren, Alfie Moore, Dee Custance, and Eric Kirchberger. All audio featured is from Sowerby & Luff's All Stars, recorded at The White Horse, Canongate. Visit http://404media.blogspot.com for news of where you can find our guests from 2008 and 2009 this year.

With the 2010 Edinburgh Fringe about to get underway in just a couple of days, here's another chance to hear edited highlights of Comedy 365's stint at the 2009 Fringe. All this week, we're back at The White Horse on Canongate (don't look for it, it's not there anymore), and today's show features performances from Paul Ricketts, Dan McKee, John Smith, Slow Genius, Carolyn Castiglia, and Ben Lerman. All audio featured is from the live show Sowerby & Luff's All Stars, which was part of PBH's Free Fringe. Visit http://404media.blogspot.com for details of where you can find some of these performers at the Edinburgh Fringe and elsewhere this summer.