Eddie has a whinge about the previous podcast where I did a spot on impersonation of him.

This week, Eddie and I discuss the recent and very localised storm in a teacup in comedy, we come to an agreement on what it means to be working class, Eddie talks about the collages he makes using magazines, and we again go over the unexamined role of luck in life.

Eddie and I discuss luck, his artistic expression doing collages as well as women in comedy.

Eddie talks about one of his comedy heroes, Mr George Cottier. Here's a link to BeckiO that we talk about - https://youtu.be/kkMnpLZtluU   which should take you to some of his other clips. We also talk about comedy in general, which I find boring but apparently, you pricks find fascinating. Cottier chat starts half an hour in, after all the bumming and wanking. We also talk about mental health bollocks and the huge amount of luck involved in comedy,.

Sean Connery and his brilliant wife twatting rules, fractions, working class comedians whinging and why Eddie is such a fat shit.

The design of German toilets gives way to Eddie telling us about his podcast research, then implementing his new knowledge in an attempt to better our own.

Easter Bank Holiday Special featuring Eddie Hoo reviewing things he hasn't seen, a discussion on what Jesus looked like, details of Eddie Hoo's forthcoming book and the genius of Emo Phillips.

Legal expert and Stand Up Comedian Chris Kehoe joins me to go over the Count Dankula case, Freedom of Speech and hate crime legislation. The man is a gem and handy to know. He got me out of another shoplifting misunderstanding.

I really thought Eddie and I would end up discussing the Count Dankula court case but we didn't. We ended up talking about deliberately offensive comedy, then somehow ended up talking about fucking corpses and female genital mutilation. Fun for all the family.

I unleashed my frustrated fury on Eddie Hoo, after I failed to get to a gig I really wanted to do. We chat about the colour of sperm, body positivity, people who shit in other people's houses and Jackie Chan.