Stephen kicks things off by sitting down with one of the UK’s most unique and influential comedians, Eddie Izzard, who discusses his long career in comedy and his plan to move in to politics. Also joining Stephen for a chat and a song, Australian comedian and mega-brain, Alice Fraser.

Marcus Brigstocke joins Stephen for a chat, and reveals a few unexpected facts about his past. Indian comedian and actor Vir Das also stops by to tell Stephen about his incredible career in comedy and Bollywood – and musical comedian Vikki Stone closes the show.

Seann Walsh has had a very strange couple of years... and he stops by to tell Stephen all about it. Comedy hero Shappi Khorsandi also joins Stephen on stage, and to wrap things up there’s a song from Britain’s Got Talent alumni, Micky P Kerr.

Stand up stalwart Jo Caulfield is Stephen’s first guest on this episode. Also joining him for a chat is the man behind some of the sharpest satirical characters of our time, including Jonathan Pie and Titania McGrath – it’s Andrew Doyle. And to end the show, some razor sharp new stand up from Sam See.

The legendary and utterly unique Paul Foot joins Stephen for a chat, along with the brilliant comedy character, Marcel Lucont, who discusses the nuances of the British-French relationship. Kate Lucas closes the show with a song.

Marlon Davis narrowly avoided tragedy to have an utterly transformative experience – and he’s here to tell Stephen all about it. Also on stage, rising star Jessica Fostekew, and a song from the brilliant Katie Pritchard.

Jen Brister kicks things off with some tales of coping with motherhood. South African legend Loyiso Gola also joins Stephen. Yuriko Kotani closes the show with some stand up about the Japanese experience in the UK.

John Hastings joins Stephen to share some incredible tales, alongside the extraordinary Jayde Adams, who tells Stephen about processing grief and sisterly envy in to comedy. To close the show, it’s the brilliant comic storyteller, Stephen Buchanan.