Ewan discovers the differences between watermelons, Paul finds out about flying suffragettes, and who not to sit behind if you see Jeremy Nicholas.; all from this year's Edinburgh Fringe. Introduced by Ewan Spence, http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastcorner.com/

Ewan finds out why Tamar Broadbent can appreciate a stag night, Paul talks about last minute casting in Mengele, and Peter Straker talks Revenants, Hair, Tommy, and The Destiny of The Daleks.; all from this year's Edinburgh Fringe. Introduced by Ewan Spence, http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastcorner.com/

Ewan catches Liz McMullen's arrow from Stupid Cupid, Joanne Elin remembers the Falklands war, and nobody mentions Ladyhawke until the very end of interview; all from this year's Edinburgh Fringe. Introduced by Ewan Spence, http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastcorner.com/

Ewan flocks to a show about sheep with Adele Cliff, Paul plans a day of spoken word Fringing with Gavin Robertson, and why Gyles Brandreth is to blame for a lifetime of Ewan's puns; all from this year's Edinburgh Fringe. Introduced by Ewan Spence, http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastcorner.com/

Ewan talks about Artificial Intelligence, Paul discusses scratching at Brighton, and Samuel Clayton has a lot of acronyms; all from this year's Edinburgh Fringe.

Director Peter Blackburn finds Katie Reddin-Clancy's 'Checkov's Gun' moment, Paul finds 'Donald Trump', and Ewan talks about hugging Will Smith with Nick Dixon; all from this year's Edinburgh Fringe. Introduced by Ewan Spence, http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastcorner.com/

Ewan comes up with a 'Good Life' sequel with Melinda Hughes, Emma finds out when childhood is lost with Ross Dury, and Steve Ullathorne has some fake fire for Adam Rowe. Introduced by Ewan Spence, http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastcorner.com/

Ewan fact-checks a legend about Ronnie Corbett with Jim Tavaré, the Fringe Review team brave 'Meet the Media' to learn about the difference between comedy and tragedy, and Robyn Perkins is pitched a show about her 30,000th meal. Introduced by Ewan Spence, http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastcorner.com/

Ewan catches up with last year's So You Think Your Funny winner Maisie Ada, Paul tries to find out how much his pen is worth from The Museum of Tat Roadshow, and how a speed awareness course started Bryony Twydle to the Fringe stage. Introduced by Ewan Spence, http://edinburghfringe.thepodcastcorner.com/

As the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe gets under way, Ewan introduces Paul Levy to the team, Paul Levy talks to the team behind the new PQA venue, and friend of the parish Ian Kendall has a traditional tale to tell.