The mighty Glenn Wool enters a life he knows nothing about, written for him by Steven Davidson. Glenn must lie and improvise his way through an interview dissecting his strange alternative life with no advance warning of the questions whatsoever. The results are very funny and occasionally very weird...

UK comedy legend Alistair Barrie embarks on a journey into a life he knows nothing about, discussing it in depth with Steven Davidson who has very kindly created this new life and told Al nothing about it at all. Alistair has to improvise and lie his way through this epic journey, with magnificent results!

Former Scottish Comedian of the Year and internet sensation Mark Nelson travels back in time to discuss a brand new imaginary life written for him by Steven Davidson. Mark has no idea whatsoever what the questions will be, and has to lie and improvise his way through the interview with no advance warning of the nonsense that lies ahead. This show has no connection to real life.

MC Hammersmith himself enters a past he knows nothing about, accompanied by his Men With Coconuts cohort Steve Worsley. Steven Davidson has written a life for Will and Steve, all they have to do is improvise their way through an interview about it with no prior knowledge of the questions. An emotional and very funny yet serious discussion of nonsense ensues, a quite lovely jaunt into the city of the valley of death.

Stand up comedian, Come Dine With Me Star and Queen of 'Viva La Shambles' Larah Bross enters the weird and wonderful made up world of 'Looking Back on a Life That Didn't Happen'. After the traditional serious bit at the start, Larah journeys into a life where she has no idea whatsoever of what is coming next. Her side of Steven Davidson's odd world is entirely improvised, gloriously making it up as she goes along discussing topics from the dark depths of the Davidson mind. Total rubbish discussed in a serious manner is the future of spoken language, and it begins here.

On the momentous day that The Donald was somehow elected, Jojo Sutherland briefly discusses comedy and then enters a brand new personal history that she knows nothing about. Jojo has to improvise, lie and bullshit her way through a mysterious life that Steven Davidson has created for her which includes Fidel Castro, raspberries and Irish dancing. Jojo had absolutely no advance knowledge of any of the nonsese that came her way, and slowly metamorphasises into a very strange new person as the show goes on!

Keir McAllister and Vladimir McTavish catch up with Steven Davidson at Edinburgh Fringe 2016 then embark on an improvised journey of nonsense into a past they know nothing about. After a sensible start, Steven interviews the two Scottish comedy heroes on a new life he has written for them, and with no prior knowledge of the questions Keir and Vlad have to lie and improvise their way through it. Nothing in part 2 of this podcast is true or has any connection to reality. It is a serious discussion of total mince, shrouded in a flamboyant celebration of fabrication.

Father Ted legend Michael Redmond talks comedy with Steven Davidson and then attempts to negotiate his way through an entirely improvised life. Michael has no idea of the questions in advance and the 'Looking Back' section of the show has no connection to reality whatsoever. It contains only mince, lies and buffoonery.

Steven Davidson catches up with Phil Differ at The Brunton Theatre during his tour, then takes him back into a life story that is made up on the spot and has no relation whatsoever to Phil's actual life. Phil has no idea what Steven's questions are going to be in advance, and provides an avalance of magnificent improvised daftness, discussed as always in a serious manner. Everything after the first record is a lie.

Steven Davidson catches up with Billy Kirkwood then takes him back in time on a journey into Billy's fabricated life. All Billy's answers to the questions in part 2 of the show are improvised and are a pack of lies. This podcast contains only the purest daftness.