The Final Few are a band.

Originally formed in 2009, they spent four years gigging in London as well as embarking on an extensive one-day European tour of Copenhagen.

In those four years they supported ‪Finley Quaye‬, headlined E4’s Misfits wrap party and the 2011 XFM Winter Wonderland afterparty, then decided they just couldn’t get enough of after-parties so started playing them for The Charlatans, ‪Basement Jaxx‬, ‪Kasabian‬ and ‪The Bluetones‬ too.

The band lost two members to Australia causing a four year hiatus. Their lead guitarist came back, the bassist didn’t. 

Inspired by the classic “reunion”, and “farewell tour” phenomenon that has seen so many famous bands returning to the stage, 2017 saw The Final Few re-form with a refreshed line up  (new bass player) and work on new material which you can treat your ear drums to here.

A comedy podcast about hip-hop presented by award winning comedian Romesh Ranganathan

Freelance web developer and consultant interested in music, movies, entertainment, technology and more

British Comedy Guide is a website all about UK comedy. We publish a number of different comedy podcast series.

Michael Ian Black and Tom Cavanagh eat snacks and talk about it!

Clever Peter bring you a monthly podcast-sketch show hybrid. Born from loose ideas, Impro and rough scripts. It’s unpolished, unfiltered and unleashed...


(Award winning Comedy Sketch group, BBC Radio 4 Series Available on iTunes and Amazon)



Raybot is the home of comedy videos and podcasts on the net. We produce our own stuff as well as syndicate our favourite podcasts from the web. 

Jon & Nath are a comedy team who make comedy. Now that we're clear on that, let's clear up some things.
We met many years ago in Melbourne, Australia, when we joined a moderately successful boy band called 40 Foot Flaccid. We recorded our first hit 'Show & Don't Tell', which wasn't a hit. Literally in the midlle of recording our next song "Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby" the group disbanded. We went on to perform together for three years in the Melbourne International Comedy Festival before relocating to London to write, film, record and write more comedy.

For tour dates, mailing list and more information have a look at http://www.tomindeed.com

Tom Allen reads you a series of monologues or 'letters' from the various rooms and corners of his home. 

Designed to help you through the misery of Sunday evenings and the dread of the week ahead. 

An extension of his monthly newsletter, which can be signed up to at tomindeed.com/mailing_list

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