In this episode hot tub cinema returns to Bristol! In the studio we have its creator, Jon Custard, talking about his next venture. Elsewhere, we have Betty Lovehorn in to give us some ernest advice on how to date properly in Bristol, before finally, we hand the episode, as we always do, over to our American intern exchange student Justin Crockler. This episode, Justin takes on the mass-media after the multi-million pound conglomeration Gigglepig sets up shop in Bristol. Listen to the full episode, available from April 2, to find out how he gets on. Episode 3 features the ghost of Rupert Murdoch. Yes, we know he's not dead IRL, so you'll just have to give the episode a listen to find out what's going on!Follow us on Twitter! http://www.twitter.com/BristopiaPodLike us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/BristopiaShow notes! http://www.chaplinmoustachecomedy.co.uk/bristopia

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Since the last episode our mayor has been caught speeding, despite being a proponent for 20mph speed zones. Cuh. Elsewhere, Aardman Animation's latest movie Shaun the Sheep has been released – we feature a local poet's ode to a relationship between two certain Aardman characters... Oh, and hey! The Bristol Blues and Jazz festival is coming up! We talk to Bobby Goldstack, who plays a very unusual instrument... hear him play it exclusively in this episode. Finally – we've sent our American intern exchange student Justin Crockler out into the city to meet Gavin – a man that's set up his own film night for mediocre films after deciding we were crippled by Hollywood's social constructs. Though he does get a little distracted by his producer... find out more in episode 2 of Bristopia!Follow us on Twitter! http://www.twitter.com/BristopiaPodLike us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/BristopiaShow notes! http://www.chaplinmoustachecomedy.co.uk/bristopia

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In this first episode of Bristopia, we take a look at all things Bristol, UK. From cafe openings, to green capital bids, we'll deliver the news, not necessarily as it happens, but as you want it: with punchlines, and silliness. Who doesn't want to go to a cafe that only sells porridge, right? Well – you can hear all about this new restaurant in our short documentary, delivered by American intern exchange student, Justin Crockler. We think he may have listened to too much This American Life, but we kept quiet because he needs the credits. Elsewhere, we have a, slightly rude, interviewee in the studio – Polly Ashen, who talks about why her work on the Bristol Green Capital Bid is simply wonderful. We think she takes too much inspiration from Chris Martin. But for more on that, listen to the podcast.Follow us on Twitter! http://www.twitter.com/BristopiaPodLike us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/BristopiaShow notes! http://www.chaplinmoustachecomedy.co.uk/bristopia

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