Brendan JACKast

British comedian and actor, Sally-Anne Hayward, tells us about her love of lions, why she has as many relationships as possible, appearing on Absolutely Fabulous, why South Africa is better than Australia and leaves us with invaluable horoscope advice.

Strictly Come Dancing winner, Rob Van Vuuren, returns to South Africa after months of performing in Europe. He gives his impressions on the French, then discusses the difficulty of getting whiskey on SAA, American Football in Botswana, Australian squid autopsies - and finally - tries his best to get controversial about African history.

Canadian comedian, Simon B Cotter, enjoyed school shooting, in a team. He discusses his love of Bill Cosby, the quality of Canadian comedy, restarting the Quebec Nordiques, and tells us how many cookies you get when working on a Mark Wahlberg movie. With thanks to Audio Arts Africa.

Believe it... it's Corne from The Most Amazing Show. Also known as Louw Venter. He chats about airline food, nude modelling in the Apartheid era, hair-and-eyebrow acting in adverts, hugging Steve Hofmeyer and the state of the SA entertainment industry.

UK comedian John Mann has no fear of Somalian pirates. He discusses South Africans in London, American English, the Falklands, the inevitability of a comedian murderer and questions who will ruin upcoming sporting events more: London or South Africa. Vote for this podcast in the SA Blog Awards.

Scottish comedian Geoff Boyz discusses his De Niro and Pacino impressions, the world's best hecklers, Billy Connolly, Jack Dee, Geordie birds and tells us who'd win in a fight between Jeremy Clarkson and the UK Prime Minister. With thanks to Audio Arts.

We do some experimenting with binaural recording, also known as 3D sound. Garth Breytenbach then explains how he gets into character so easily and questions Matt Damon's stature as an actor. Make sure you have headphones for the binaural section. Recording equipment courtesy of Audio Arts Africa.

Acclaimed British comedian, Ava Vidal, has appeared on the BBC, Channel 4 and MTV Base. She discusses getting started in stand-up, working as a prison warden, Ross Kemp, Edinburgh Fringe, the 'G' word: gollywog, the Thatcher family, future plans and wooden giraffes for tourists. She will be appearing at Joe Parker comedy venues until Feb 21st. With thanks to Audio Arts Africa.

Comedian David Kibuuka discusses implementing comedy diplomas to ensure qualified stand-ups, how to achieve a super-depressing funeral, tips for foreigners at the 2010 soccer world cup, how to meet Nelson Mandela and how Lassie paved the way for Babe.

Part 1 of the David Kibuuka interview. He discusses Idi Amin, journeys into stand-up, acting in Pure Monate and Bunny Chow, waitering at the Krugersdorp Spur, etiquette at film festivals, fighting Quentin Tarantino and chasing Pamela Anderson with a hotdog in his hand. With thanks to Audio Arts Africa.