A completely improvised series from the universe of Derek’s MoJo. Follow Mo and Jo on their journey trying to survive the everyday peaks, pitfalls and everything in between.

Let’s face it, all online media is basically Bevis and Butthead now. Sam Rhodes and James Wilde discuss a selection of known (and not so known) media from around the world.

Two bald comedians talk about books… with no hair and no nonsense. (There may be some nonsense.) Martin (who prefers more pictures than words) hasn’t really read a lot, while scott manley hadley has read more books than they ever had hairs.

Join Martin and Scott in the BBBC as they read – and sometimes re-read – some of the greatest, some of the baldest and (when schedules demand) some of the shortest books ever written.

Award Winning Autistic Comedian, Mark Nicholas, and Award Deserving Podcast Host, Kyle Woolf, interview a wide range of Neurodivergent Creatives about how different aspects of life impacts their Neurodiversity.

A podcast about making up, and breaking up. Featuring the mysterious El Therapo, get ready for half an hour of top notch dating stories and advice!

People are pining for simpler times but was life ever really simple? Comedians Kathryn Mather and Spring “Kathryn” Day are looking for answers in the legendary soap opera Eastenders. They are on a mission to watch EastEnders from the very beginning to parcel this time capsule of a soap opera that was the first of its kind to integrate audience research as it dealt with social issues of the day. American transplant to the UK Spring wants to get filled in on the British culture she missed back when she was a child watching “Little House on the Prairie” in the rural Midwest. Mancunian Kathryn grew up watching “Coronation Street” and is curious to see what about Eastenders appealed to “Southern softies”. Both “Kathryns” are starting from the very beginning because it’s the best place to start.

Jon D Meise was a famous radio DJ in the 70s, 80s and 90s, but was killed on the way to the premier of the Matrix in 1999 in a freak Agent related accident. Now, he’s back alive as a zombie, and interviewing people to try to catch up on what he’s missed in the last 26 years.

The co-founders of LAFS get together to discuss upcoming projects, structure, news and events for the Charitable undertaking that is the London Arts Facilitation Society.