There's nothing more boring than politics. Or is there. It's the one thing that touches each of our lives if we like it or not. So is there humour in it? We push the boundaries by going Newsnight-Lite (or Politics without aiming to be political)... 3 Comedians write 2 policies each - one serious, one dafter than our current politicians - and we have to guess which is fun or serious - plus chat about political comedians and the joke that is modern life...

This time we talk about where the line is by using the Punching Up and Punching Down model - Trigger Warning - we'll get close to the edge, but never cross it... If you worry about if you can get away with your jokes on the stage, this is the episode to listen to.

Plus we add a new feature... We're doing a Roast Battle between our contributors... This week it's Gabe v Sean - make sure to vote if you agree with Jay and Jamie's call...

In this episode we're joined by professional comedian, Nik Coppin who talks to us about his career and explains why it's great to see new comedians joining the circuit - especially seeing veterans trying out stand up comedy. He also discusses common mistakes he sees on the circuit and gives us a review of what he thinks of the Project COMEDY Ambassadors stand up skills

It'It's a scary scary world right now. We're seeing conflicts all over the world - and that can be very triggering for far too many veterans. So how do you maintain your mental well-being? We argue that doing Stand Up Comedy is beyond helpful... So let's examine the language we used to use - and how it confuses the fun out of the civvies we meet... Because every veteran could make a stand up routine with that kind of material... And you can fight the triggers by looking for the funny...!

Time to feel the fear and do it anyway...! This time we talk about Crowd Work... We're joined by the amazing Jay Sodgar, there's scat talk, loads of fun and loads of info. If you've wondered what it takes to start using crowd work in your routines, we can't think of a better place to start...

How do you prepare for your first ever stand up gig? Let us try and help...! Even if you've done a few gigs, or ever a few hundred, reflecting on that first gig - or the first few - may give you a few reminders of what you want to enhance, polish, avoid or revisit... The Project COMEDY Ambassadors reflect and our Newbie shares his concerns... And we end up with an amazing hit list that defines success...!

The Project COMEDY crowd returns with a lighthearted review of why they do stand up comedy - not only as veterans, but as recovery and why it has so many transferable skills. This time they are joined by a total newbie - and while he hasn't gigged yet, he's been writing great material and is building his skills to be a successful act. Just by listening, you might just get the same skills...

Some bands do cover acts, comedians never do... To make it on the Stand Up Circuit you have to bring new material, not steal other act's stuff... But it takes more than that to be a real comedian that actually gets booked... and continue to get booked. In this episode we talk about why originality, being unique and not acting like a d**k might help your path on the Stand Up circuit. 3 Open Mic acts and a Professional Comedian take the piss - and there is a warning order for the last few minutes... We're normally dark... But we attempt to break the envelope in the last few minutes... That's what were here for...!

So what did we we learn from doing the fringe in Brighton. What could you learn? What would we change? This is veterans updating others about the truth about doing a fringe festival...

What are the big steps you need to take to become a successful comedian. We discuss the ones we know about - plus (PLUG WARNING) we advertise our bid new, exciting event, promote a load of charities and let one of our ambassadors become the media whore he really is - Oh and Jay Sodagar is with us this episode - any you'll realise why it's so amazing for the Project COMEDY Ambassadors if you listen...!