In this week's podcast we talk Bush, Producer Neil’s interesting choice of clothes and odd behaviour from your neighbours (or just something you heard through a wall).

Also Ivo Graham returns to talk about family life and their love of Lewis, and show debutant Dave Gorman becomes moderately concerned.

Welcome and thank you for downloading. On this week's podcast (listen live Sunday's 10am-1pm) expect to hear tales of thriftiness / tightness, comedian Adam Vincent, Producer Neil's new game, an email from Josh's Dad, Nathaniel Metcalfe and more plugging while '"cooking".

The show was reborn on a Sunday as we moved to the new live slot of 10am-1pm (do listen live if you can). We had a new feature with the brilliant Nathaniel Metcalfe and our guest was Simon Evans who passed on some brand new toileting techniques and there was a lot of chat about creased jeans, why? Download and you'll find out.

Another night of live XFM'ing in front of a brilliant crowd at the Edinburgh Fringe festival. Tonight Matthew Crosby tackled Rich Madeley, Nish Kumar took on JFK, James Acaster confronted lots of things and Tim Key took aim as he attempted to shoot the flame off a candle. To top it all off Tom Craine sifted through some brilliant audience tales.

The final Saturday version of the XFM podcast saw Josh joined by Mike Wozniack and Tom Rosenthal AKA comedians who aren't performing at the Edinburgh Festival this year.

Don't forget to tune in live at the new time of 10am-1pm on Sundays!

Welcome to the second special podcast of the Josh Widdicombe show live from the Edinburgh Festival 2014. Once again we have the brilliant regulars of Matthew Crosby, Nish Kumar, James Acaster, John Robins, Henry Paker and this evening's one off guest was Suzi Ruffell.

To save their careers and the reputation of XFM you'll hear some edits in this podcast which sadly Producer Neil had to do.

Hello, this is the very first of four very special podcasts recorded live in front of an audience at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The language and content is stronger than on Saturday mornings so be aware.

We had all the regulars, James Acaster, Nish Kumar and Matthew Crosby plus tonight's special guest was Romesh Ranganathan. And if the stage wasn't busy enough we made room for John Robins and Henry Paker.

Josh just couldn't get enough of his colleagues on The Last Leg Adam Hills and Alex Brooker so we invited them in for the show and we had a phone update on the latest cabedged incident from James Acaster.

On this week's podcast of the show you can hear the delightful voices of Nish Kumar, Angela Barnes, Tom Craine, James Acaster and very special guest, the creator of 'cabaging' Mick Trent.

In the spirt of our new footballing overlords Guten Tag podcast listener. This week we lost and found Nish Kumar, Josh's tour buddy Suzi Ruffell came in and James Acaster turned up with an update on 'cabbageing'