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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.

A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedians Ed Night and Lauren Pattison go for a walk up Arthur’s Seat and are in a reflective mood as the Fringe, and this run of the podcast, comes to an end. They talk about what they’re going to do after the festival whilst braving the brisk outdoors.

There’s a lot of Lord of the Rings chat in this episode. As well as that, various types of poo, Arthurian legends, old school computer games and Ed’s obsession with gold shoes are also covered, in excessive detail…

Over six episodes Ed and Lauren are taking part in the whirlwind that is Edinburgh Fringe festival and bringing a brutally frank and funny look at what it takes to make people laugh for a living. Expect falafel challenges, hungover walks and soul-searching late-night chats with their comedy mates as they

This is a Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Two fearless teams of improvisers battle out a series of increasingly ridiculous suggestions in front of a live audience.

Comedians Ed Night and Lauren Pattison take us on a tour of one of Edinburgh’s most famous attractions: the mind-bending Camera Obscura. There are body-bending mirrors, horrifying holograms and much more for the duo to enjoy as they take a break from the madness of the Fringe.

Once through the attraction, they reflect on their day out whilst taking in spectacular views of Edinburgh on the roof of the Camera Obscura. They decide what they would call their own tourist attraction and talk about what they like the most about each other. Which is nice.

Over six episodes Ed and Lauren are taking part in the whirlwind that is Edinburgh Fringe festival and bringing a brutally frank and funny look at what it takes to make people laugh for a living. Expect falafel challenges, hungover walks and soul-searching late-night chats with their comedy mates as they wonder what they’ve let themselves in for.

This is a Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedians Ed Night and Lauren Pattison head to top Edinburgh eatery El Falafel midway through the festival. They chat about who’s the best Joker in Batman, give us their top film trivia and their coping strategies for the Fringe.

Over six episodes Ed and Lauren are taking part in the whirlwind that is Edinburgh Fringe festival and bringing a brutally frank and funny look at what it takes to make people laugh for a living. Expect falafel challenges, hungover walks and soul-searching late-night chats with their comedy mates as they wonder what they’ve let themselves in for.

A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedians Ed Night and Lauren Pattison chill out at Ed’s flat in the heart of Edinburgh after a night out that has left the pair a bit fragile. Ed’s flatmates and fellow comics Rosco McLelland & Chris MacArthur Boyd swing by for a chat about cannibalistic cacti and what to do if your flatmate kills the power at your gig.

Ed & Lauren also talk about their dislike of people sneaking vegetables into their food and what the hell comedians actually do during the day at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Over six episodes Ed and Lauren are taking part in the whirlwind that is Edinburgh Fringe festival and bringing a brutally frank and funny look at what it takes to make people laugh for a living. Expect falafel challenges, hungover walks and soul-searching late-night chats with their comedy mates as they wonder what they’ve let themselves in for.

This is a Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedians Ed Night and Lauren Pattison record this episode of the podcast at the Pleasance Courtyard venue ahead of their first night performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. They share their festival survival tips and reptile nightmares. With their comedian mate Sarah Keyworth.

As Ed and Lauren prepare to take their new shows on stage for the first time at the Fringe, the anticipation is high and Lauren’s bad dreams are coming thick and fast. Sarah Keyworth joins to share her tips for finding the best places to have a cry and an ice cream and Ed has his own imaginary line up of Edinburgh shows.

Over the next six episodes Ed and Lauren are taking part in the whirlwind that is Edinburgh Fringe festival and bringing a brutally frank and funny look at what it takes to make people laugh for a living.

Expect kebab challenges, hungover walks, and soul-searching late-night chats with their comedy mates as they wonder what they’ve let themselves in for.

A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedians Ed Knight and Lauren Pattison record this episode of the podcast from a sticky tent at Latitude festival, in a break from performing previews for their forthcoming Edinburgh festival shows.

Ed’s never camped or been to a festival before and is struggling with a lack of grooming products and too many people performing circus tricks…Lauren isn’t helping with horror stories of festival toilets and irritating people with guitars.

They’re talking about the big issues, from the perils of sweaty double sleeping bags to sugar sandwiches and previewing their top tips for Edinburgh.

Over the next six episodes they’re going to be gearing up for the whirlwind that is Edinburgh Fringe festival and bringing a brutally frank and funny look at what it takes to make people laugh for a living.

Expect kebab challenges, hungover walks, and soul-searching late-night chats with their comedy mates as they wonder what they’ve let themselves in for.

A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

Comedians Ed Knight and Lauren Pattison preview their new podcast series (with the help of some heckling ducks) from Latitude festival.

Over the next six episodes they’re going to be gearing up for the whirlwind that is Edinburgh Fringe festival and bringing a brutally frank and funny look at what it takes to make people laugh for a living.

Expect kebab challenges, hungover walks, and soul-searching late-night chats with their comedy mates as they wonder what they’ve let themselves in for.

A Whistledown production for BBC Radio 1.

A silly, anarchic, fast-paced sketch show that jumps from idea to idea like a hyperactive flea amidst the flowing locks of the vast shaggy dog that is Andy Field.

Final sketches from MC Genuine Emotion if he’s able to get a hold of his feelings, The Man Trapped in a Cupboard if he’s able to get out, and Robo Cop if he’s finally able to get to land.