There’s nothing more glamorous than a limousine, right…? And Beattie Edmondson wants you to come along for the ride.

But things don’t go exactly to plan…

For the last in the series of Birthday Girls’ House Party, Beattie has hired a limo and they’re picking-up Josh Widdicombe en route.

Expect tales of embarrassing parents, a prom-themed game with a rather bizarre ending and some stories that really ‘stretch’ the truth.

A Whistledown production for BBC Sounds.

I’ll tell you what Camille Ucan wants. What she really, really wants…

It’s a 90s party in her kitchen with the other Birthday Girls. And time for comedians and podcasters Stevie Martin & Tessa Coates to don their scrunchies and join the gang.

Expect print-outs of your favourite pop stars, unbelievably expensive sweets and a lorra lorra laughs.

Plus, Beattie’s timekeeping finally catches up with her as she arrives late. Really late.

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Rose Johnson formally requests the presence of Beattie Edmondson, Camille Ucan and comedian Lucy Pearman for a prim and proper Victorian party.

Expect authentic parlour games, a spectacular (and sincere) musical number and some Victorian-era facts you definitely weren’t taught in school...

Plus, there’s unexpected cabbage chat and an array of potato delights.

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Why is Camille Ucan not wearing any trousers? Well, it’s “bottomless” brunch…

Camille invites the girls round for a classy brunch affair and comedians James Acaster and Ed Gamble join for the mid-morning meal. Plus there’s croissants, coffee and cold sores aplenty.

Expect brand new breakfasts, morning mimosas and stinky devilled eggs.

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Oh, they do like to be beside the seaside! But which Birthday Girl’s had a starfish stuck on her head?

Rose Johnson’s determined to have a nice day on the beach. So they’re playing verbal volleyball, going rock-pooling for forfeits and seeing how low they can go with a limbo-inspired comedy roast.

Plus, comedian London Hughes, a former resident of Brighton, dons her shades and flip flops to point out the best places in town… to throw up.

Expect sun, sea and scandal. And chips. A lot of chips.

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Comedy sketch group Birthday Girls aka Beattie, Camille and Rose invite you to their House Party, and this time it's Edinburgh themed!

Recorded in front of a live audience in the BBC Blue Tent, fellow comedians Lou Sanders and Brett Goldstein drop in to talk embarrassing Edinburgh memories, mix-tapes and desperate attempts to attract a crowd.

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Comedy sketch group Birthday Girls aka Beattie, Camille and Rose invite you to their House Party.

This week: Camille Ucan hosts a 'fun-er-al' a, er, light-hearted wake. Brett Goldstein drops by to deliver his eulogies for the girls and talk ideal funeral songs.

A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedy sketch group Birthday Girls aka Beattie, Camille and Rose invite you to their House Party. This week: Rose Johnson hosts a sophisticated soirée as the girls try not to swear or talk about bodily functions. And a sharply-dressed Suzi Ruffell drops by with some deep realisations about her cat…

Expect a slightly politer edition...sort of. And tips on how to be sophisticated.

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Comedy sketch group Birthday Girls aka Beattie, Camille and Rose invite you to their House Party. This week: Beattie Edmondson hosts a Christmas party…with appropriate (for December) festive cheer. And Tom Parry AND Father Christmas drop by...

Expect late-night chats with nothing off-limits, a round of Latin singing, drama over mince pies and Tom Parry's best ho-ho-ho.

A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedy sketch group Birthday Girls aka Beattie, Camille and Rose invite you to their House Party. This week: Camille Ucan hosts a Dog-themed party…with no dogs but plenty of shocking revelations. And Phil Dunning drops by.

Expect late-night chats with nothing off-limits, Camille auditioning to be a game show host, a seriously shocking Party Legend and Dick and Phil Dunning’s impromptu singing.

A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.