electric sodcast

It's the final episode of our second series of sketches, comedy, and bumfoolery. We catch up on James' recovery from his breakdown, watch an oddly stress-free episode of Question Time, trial a new running app, catch up on another early Bob Dylan demo, and savour the literary brilliance on display in The Home Secretary Wrote A Porno? Then, this being a season finale, we end on a sickeningly...

The New Adventures of Matt Hancock | Bob Dylan's Girls and Boys | Was He, Though? | The Curious Cabinet of Dr Earl K. Chitterlings | Cake or Not? | Christ's Kitchen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have some Jesus with TV's top Christian bird-botherer Fintan Hullabaloo. Matt Hancock draws a line in the sand when he's asked to sink lower than ever before. The novelist Donna Tartt tries her hand at writing comedy, a newly unearthed Bob Dylan track gets its first broadcast, Ptolomy Botolph and the Looking, Up and Inside team investigate the Rose Tea Rooms in Lavenham, and top chin-beard...

More trouble for expert-at-large Matt Hancock, we open the curious cabinet of Doctor Chitterlings, and we find out what Australian super-brain F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo has been doing since he got sacked by McLaren. All this and some other gubbins too. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Amongst this month's goodies: more bush-tucker trials and tribulations for Matt Hancock, cultural bean-spiller The Witness takes us behind the scenes of Apocalypse Now, and horoscopes from left-wing anti-Brexit paperThe New European.  Special guest appearance by Anne Hathaway. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rejoice, my friends. The second series of the electric sodcast is finally here. This all-new episode contains such wonders as: The New Adventures of Matt Hancock, Spelling Bee, Youtube's hottest fashion influencer, the Victorian Father, Looking Up and Inside with Ptolomy Botolph , and my own Hospital Gift Shop sketch which I rather like. It's the sort of thing Fry & Laurie might have done, if...

It was going to be the biggest blockbuster of a "Coming Soon" trailer EVER, with a budget of over $1 million U.S. dollars. But dickhead over here didn't switch his phone off, so the take was wrecked. I'm sorry. But please stay tuned for series two of our sketch show, the electric sodcast. For it is coming. Soon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Some podcasts really throw everything at their Christmas episode, pulling out all the stops to bring you sonic delights, festive whimsy and yuletide editing all bullet-sharp and pin-point. We didn't. We knocked this out in about five minutes then we naffed off down the boozer like MEN. Cos it's Christmas, yeah? It's Christmas. It's all about going to the pub and drinking beer. It's what Jesus woul...

Like a chocolate box, we present a festive selection of random goodies. But which sketch will be the hugely popular orange creme, and which sketch will prove to be the inedible atrocity with a fucking brazil nut hidden in the centre, just waiting to trigger a fatal bout of anaphalactic shock in some unsuspecting allergic listenist? From the rain-soaked jungles of Costa Rica, and the piss-tinged wa...

A nightmarish tale to chill the blood and shrivel the plums of even the bravest of skeptics. Don't say you haven't been warned. Mwahahahaha! Follow us on twitter and you'll have slightly more idea what's coming along in the next few months. Possibly. We're @electricsodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Glenn Benjamin (and producer Olly Capon) for the launch of Little England News, Britain's all-new TV News channel that tells it like it is. Broadcasting live from a very reasonably-priced studio in Chiswick, funded by Russian oligarchs, and produced by a Philosophy graduate from the University of Kent, this is the anti-woke, snowflake-free information you've been waiting for. With added Keane...

Softly-spoken toff-botherer Nicholas Quim of our Royal News Desk mops up his damp, voluminous grief and gets on with his job. His report, which was fuelled by gin, is wildly inaccurate and was cobbled together over a weekend during rare breaks in his hysterical, performative distress, with the help of our long-suffering audio producer Mina. And if he thinks he's distraught now, wait until he check...

Popular culture? Film, music, tv, literature? Yeah, he was there. He knows where the bodies are buried. It's time to meet...the witness. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Sketch That Goes Wrong. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Will Bellingham MP (James Burton) has dragged his senior political advisor Irving (Iain Martin) to the Middle East by mistake, but now they're back in the UK and trying to catch up with a week's developments in the Tory leadership race. There's also bad news from Will's constituency of Wivenhoe & Hythe, where he's on the receiving end of some social media criticism...Like the government, we're goi...

Mary Bumstead's second marriage, Dave and Phil discuss snooker players' nicknames, and we journey back to the Victorian era for an episode of the classic crime drama Parsons & Quilter. It's the last episode of the series, but don't worry: we'll be back. Mary Bumstead: Heartbreaker (0.20) The Dark Side of the Pink: NICKNAME (7:28) Psychopath (12.19) Parsons & Quilter: The Crouch End Daemon...

Will Bellingham MP (James Burton) hits upon the idea of writing a diary for future publication, but his senior political advisor Irving (Iain Martin) is on hand to point out the many logistical and creative flaws in this scheme, as they recount a tumultuous week in Westminster, react to a heatwave, and spill the beans about the behind-the-scenes intrigues of the Conservative leadership race. Hoste...

Join us for another collection of sketches. It's time to meet the notorious killer Mary Bumstead, to work off the flab with the fool Abdujaparov, to cancel that Netflix subscription, and head to the Chelmsford Civic Centre for more top-flight snooker action. And then, because it's summer, we've a timely message on drunk, half-naked-in the-High-Street Gammon Rights.  Abdujaparov Rises (0:20) H...

The satirical political comedy from the electric sodcast. On this perfectly run-of-the-mill, inconsequential day in British politics, Will Bellingham MP (James Burton) is kept out of harm's way with a team-building MP's regional cluster meeting from hell, while up in Westminster, his Machiavellian advisor, Irving (Iain Martin), delivers a final, decisive blow to the PM. Hosted on Acast. See acast....

Including the sketches: Cybersecurity | Coldplay: Pencils | Hooompahhhh | The Dark Side of the Pink: UGLY | Someone End This Man Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The satirical political comedy from the electric sodcast. Will Bellingham MP (James Burton) hopes for a quiet and pleasant day meeting with his constituents. Meanwhile his senior political advisor Irving (Iain Martin) is off for a lunch of skullduggery and pheasant roulade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back! In this week's electric sodcast, we go for coffee, get our appraisal with the headmaster, watch the snooker, then go dogging. Coffee Shop (0:20)Abdujaparov Returns (2:09)Blunderbuss Solutions (3:45)Headmaster (7:40)A Little White Lie (13.45)The Dark Side of the Pink: GUFF (16:39)Gerald Bunbury (24:40)To enter the raffle to win a free, full-size cardboard cut-out of Paraguay, remember...

The satirical political comedy from the electric sodcast. You might think it's been a tough week for the Prime Minister, but spare a thought for lowly backbencher Will Bellingham, MP (James Burton) who is currently hurtling away from London to avoid the shame and indignity of the #masturgate scandal he seems to have become horribly embroiled in. Did he really get his #Johnsonout in the House of Co...

Proudly sponsored by Benton's Mango. But don't think our funny little show will change just because we've sold out. Corporate whores can still, sometimes, be gently amusing... Gosh, this dried fruit is delicious . Adverts (0:20) Glass Eye (3:55) Adverts 2 (9:36) City Boy (11:45) The Dark Side of the Pink: DATE (18:10) Adverts 3 (23:50) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The satirical political comedy from the electric sodcast. Will Bellingham (James Burton) is now several weeks into his parliamentary career, but already he's worrying that not having gone to Oxford is hindering his party political progress. His Commons backbencher office-mate has Rishi Sunak on speed-dial, the PM is on the war-path, and all Will has to show for himself is some distinctly dodgy exp...