This week the boays are joined by comedian Darren Connell, who chats about his starring role as Bobby in BBC Scotland's Scot Squad, his old viral Vine videos and how he fell in love with performing panto - all before taking them on a journey into the Amazon rainforest as he recounts his Peruvian retreat to take ayahuasca. Darren explains what led him to take the trip (wahey), discusses his hilarious struggles with the detox/self-discipline rules that were enforced, and reveals what less...

Marc battles through a Caledonian Sleeper-enduced cold this week as the boays take a look at some listener questions. They reveal their ideal meal deals, Stuart and Marc swap stories about food court loopholes and Steve offers an unexpected answer to his favourite roll filling. Plus, Marc recalls an encounter with a train conductor which pointed to a wider societal problem, Stuart recalls his previous part-time jobs and the boays answer questions on their comedy careers and dating...

This week the boays are joined by their friend/father figure in the form of comedian Ray Bradshaw. Ray chats about performing arenas whilst opening for John Bishop (plus featuring in his recent ITV documentary "Life After Deaf"), finding his niche as a comedic football pundit (including regularly hosting BBC Scotland's Off The Ball) and about being the first comedian in the world to do a show simultaneously in English and Sign Language.He also reveals his unlikely brand ambassadorship, ...

Vintage Some Laugh this week as the boays cover their first experiences with drink, drugs, and smoking - Steve reveals the ingredients behind the "cocktail" made by him and his teenage pals, Marc recalls the unusual talent held by his high-school mate/bully, and Stuart & Steve learn neither of them have had a common experience most other men have (that for once isn't just having not seen a Tarantino film). Plus, there's chat of ELF Bars, DIY cigarettes, paper rounds, venoms, DMT and...

This week the boays turn to comedian and Twitch streamer Rosco McClelland to lift the spirits of a mourning nation. Rosco regails the boays with stories of his time punting pills in the Cathouse, tells some of his favourite shaggy-dog stories and reacts to the death of the Queen in a way that only his unique mind can. They also discuss Limp Bizkit, the unlikely link between Trigger Happy TV star Dom Joly and Osama Bin Laden, and Rosco reveals how he ended up on WikiFeet... leading...

The boays are back together in the studio for the first time in a month for an overdue catch-up now the Edinburgh Fringe has been and gone. Stuart reveals how his romantic rendezvous led to an embarrassing escape mission, Marc describes his encounter with a heckler who didn't understand they were ruining the show, and Steve returns to regail the boays about his trip to Belfast. Plus, Marc discovers the other place where the Some Laugh theme tune features, Stuart explains how his p...

The Fringe has just wrapped up but before it was all over, comedians Garrett Millerick and Celya AB joined Marc and Stu for this week's episode - recorded at the Monkey Barrel Studio in Edinburgh. Garrett describes his distaste for the Harry Potter books' glorification of British private schools, Celya provides an unexpected revelation about Parisian coffee shops, while Marc recalls his hopelessness at learning French in high school. Plus, Garrett discusses his experience of ...

While Steve is struck down with the 'Rona, Marc and Stuart are joined at the Edinburgh Fringe by comedians Josh Pugh and Krystal Evans. Josh describes the dangers of making a career decision after watching a Liam Gallagher documentary, Krystal reveals some of the famous faces she's had through the door of her and her partner's Edinburgh restaurant, and both guests explain their starts in comedy and how their experience of stand-up has been whilst having kids. A video version of th...

This week the boays are joined by comedian Liam Withnail. Liam explains how his dog Bertie found a surprising discovery whilst Marc's been staying with him during the Fringe, recounts how his days selling matchday programmes for West Ham United led to him sneaking into the executive box at Old Trafford, and discusses his not-so-welcome celebrity lookalike. Plus, Steve reveals his first attempts at writing jokes, Marc shows the boays his first teenage YouTube upload and Liam talks ...

This week the boays are joined by comedian Vittorio Angelone as they "beam in" from the Edinburgh Fringe to discuss the difference between softbois and fuckbois, debate the pros and cons of posting clips on social media and discover the latest gap in Steve's knowledge of things everyone else has heard of. Plus, Vittorio describes his rapid rise in the comedy world from his start doing gigs in college to his smash-hit debut Fringe show this year.A video version of this podcast is availab...