This week Marsha is joined by Mark Watson - comedian, journalist, TV presenter, radio presenter, author, and inventor of the 24 hour stand up show! He chats about the bizarre nature of comedy semi-stardom, his route via Edinburgh into professional comedy, and gives an insight into his current life projects...

Marsha grabs a chat with Micky Flanagan, If.comeddie newcomer award nominee and general lovely cockney fellow.

Marsha meets with Perrier award-winning comedian Milton Jones; chatting about his new book, the differences between acting and stand up comedy, plus memorable incidents from the Edinburgh Fringe.

American impersonator Pablo Francisco has dropped by to talk to Marsha. And according to this interview, so have hundreds of other celebrities

This week, Marsha meets with Patrick Monahan, who reveals all about growing up in an Iranian family in the North of England, the early days of becoming a comic, and an alternative view of an Iranian election... plus Marsha's tips on always being on time

Paul Sinha drops by to chat to Marsha about his new Edinburgh show, his doctor-turned-stand up route into comedy, and shares stories such as being part of the world's worst quiz show...

Marsha chats to the ventriloquist stand up about being punched by audience members, performing with Brucey and why having a puppet doesn't mean you're crazy...

Marsha chats to comedian/magician Pete Firman, who talks of making audience members pass out, being Derren Brown's flatmate and his dreams of Vegas.

Marsha is joined by Canadian comic Pete Johansson, discussing his life and catching up ahead of his debut Edinburgh show. Topics include: terrible American comedians, what it's like being shot at, and the benefits of smoking, drinking and unprotected sex

Phil Kay tells Marsha all about his 20 minute gigs, transport in and around London, and what he's been doing for the last 12 months.