The Comedy Underground

Christopher Macarthur-Boyd introduces Micky Bartlett, who causes trouble around the world, Viv Gee finds herself reaching a certain stage of life, Wayne Mazadza gets himself into a ridiculous situation at a Scottish house party, Jeannie Jones struggles to be a good parent and Stephen Carlin tells all about growing up in the most progressive town in the country.

Billy Kirkwood presents outrageous laughs, unbelievable stories and hilarious observations on modern Scottish life! This week, Elaine Malcolmson has a controversial prescription for the NHS, Leah Francisco gives the lowdown on being deaf and dating, Richard Brown struggles to understand popular culture, and Martin Bearne punches through the punchlines.
We also have Rik Carranza, who is trying not to get on the wrong side of the law, and Janey Godley sums up men with five words.

Susie McCabe introduces Stuart Mitchell, who shares his tips with everyone, Eleanor Morton tries to reinvent herself, Eddy Brimson makes himself comfortable at home in Leith, Lubna Kerr talks about not running off samosas, Vladimir McTavish notices he is getting old for the first time and Julia Sutherland doesn't care how old she is, she is going to keep on doing whatever she likes.

Gus Lymburn introduces Jo Caulfield, with a case of mistaken identity, David Kay navigates the perils of a cooked breakfast, Ryan Cullen is dead-panning for gold, Carina MacLeod is making the Isle of Lewis great again, and Scott Agnew proves it's never too late in life for acceptance.