Apologies for lateness of this new episode of Living Room Sessions. We've been busy and drunk... mostly drunk. But in this episode we attempt to make up for it as we catch up with some happenings since the Fringe (remember that? Gus doesn't.). We speak to Glasgow comic Darren Connell about conquering the internet in a matter of seconds, we take a listen to the things comedians say with Danial Townes and have an in-depth interview with Scottish comedy legend Bruce Morton about his extensive career, from the roots of alternative stand-up in Scotland to the present day. Our comedy play-out music comes from our favourite eccentric American and anti-folk pioneer Lach. Buckle up, we're back and this time we're a little bit more organised... a little bit.

We're back in Gus's living room for this testosterone filled episode featuring Judah Friedlander stand-up, Karate World Champion and star of 30 Rock. We also got stand-up Daniel Sloss in the studio with possibly our most dramatic Tales From The Road to date and a Scandinavian sex story that will blow your mind. There's a very challenging interview and playout from Oxford musical duo The Magical Fruit Dance of the Bengal Tiger... who frankly, won't be back and there's also some bloke called Liam Withnail who basically sneaked into the recording... I'm not even going to bother putting his name in bold...

Improv legends Stu and Garry are in the living room as our live guests for the whole episode. We also talk to Jason Cook about hecklers and Hepburn and an interview with Iain Stirling about giving up his job at CBBC to do stand up full time. Our play out is Jonny Awsum with his Free Fringe Anthem. Plus more Tales from the Road, Gareth exposes his passion for porcelain and Gus reveals some interesting information about Bananaman.

In this episode we have Interviews with comedy legends Mr Tony Law and Mark Thomas. We look at the Stand's forthcoming Fringe Festival programme and the thrilling finale to The Gus Hellride. And just when you think it just couldn't get any better, we only have Axis of Awesome to play you out !

The third instalment of the new podcast for those who take their comedy seriously. This month has interviews with American satirical comic Jamie Kilstein on his recent visit to the UK and Justin Moorhouse talking about his brand new tour. Also an update on Gus's upcoming Hell Ride and we take a look at character comedy with Jim Muir (aka the Reverand Obadiah Steppenwolf III and Danny Angello) and studio guest Ben Verth.

The second episode of this superb comedy magazine programme brought to you by The Stand Comedy Club. This month, hosts Gareth Waugh, Gus Lymburn and Keir McAllister bring you Tom Stade's first interview on any podcast, a look at the up-coming Glasgow International Comedy, we take on the role of a compere with Martin Mor, Joe Heenan and Jojo Sutherland and music from Dogshit Johnstone. Also there's a very special surprise for Gus.

This episode looks at the launch in the UK of the Louie CK sitcom, what it is to be an open spot in the Scottish comedy scene and music from Eleanor Morton.Warning: Contains some strong language.