Phil continues to host the podcast in a style that's been described (charitably) as more like performance art. He catches up with improviser and Whose Line Is It Anyway?star Greg Proops and The Mash Report Star Rachel Parris. Jenny Bede and Pierre Novellie solve the problems of fellow comedians and Phil Wang shares his top Edinburgh tip.

Host Phil Ellis continues to prove his credentials as the Michael Parkinson of the Fringe with another slick interview - this time American comedian Andy Daly bears the brunt of Phil's highly original interview... technique?

Phil also plays a round of what is becoming an instant classic hit feature - Chain Of Fools. This time with some of the semi-finalists from this year's New Comedy Awards.

Phil presides masterfully over an interview with previous Edinburgh Best Newcomers Jayde Adams and Phil Wang, we get a top tip from Will Seaward, and Cariad Lloyd and Ian Smith play the very first game of the very successful game Chain of Fools.

Phil Ellis is back at the Edinburgh Fringe! In this episode he chats to Alexei Sayle and comedians Ivo Graham and London Hughes play agony aunts to fellowFringe comedians in need.

Phil Ellis heads back to Edinburgh for your daily dose of podcast fun from the fringe.

The last of Phil's podcasts from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016

Phil reports on the Edinburgh Comedy Awards and speaks to the winners backstage.

Day 22: Seann Walsh and Des Bishop plus Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Show Nominees

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Day 21: Kieran Hodgson, Edinburgh Comedy Award Newcomers and a late night kebab with Pat Cahill...

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Day 20: James Acaster, Felicity Ward and Pokemon Hunting on The Meadows...

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