Fuck The Zeitgeist

The sweary edition. We all know that swearing is very big and very clever. So here are some top examples of comedy cussing. Featuring Alexei Sayle (probably the record holder for most sweary words in one song - unless you know better), Ian Dury, a self confessed thick Glaswegian and Tommy Mackay.

Yaysh - itsh the inevitable Xmas edition. And, since I've been at the sherry already, this one's brought to you in glorious inebriation. Featuring seasonal wailings from Half Man Half Biscuit, The Fall, NEDS Kru feat. the Wee Man and The Artist Formerly Known as Tinsel. Away and stuff yersel'

Not for those of a sensitive comedy disposition. This collection of misfits straddle the border between irritation and inspired lunacy. Featuring The Flying Lizards covering James Brown, The Tiger Lillies, The Chuckle Brothers and your host, Tommy Mackay with an epistle from The Proclaimers to Michael Jackson. An acquired taste.

A belated Halloween special featuring some unusual and obscure tracks by Bob McFadden, The Kings of Calypso, Tim Curry and Tommy Mackay. All the usual scary stuff - zombies, mummies, witches and Kerry Katona.

Masterful comedic performances from Brian Damage & Krysstal covering the current financial crisis, Jeffrey Lewis documenting the legend of The Fall, Doghorse discovering the erotic delights of Janette Krankie, John Shuttleworth with a hearfelt rendition of 'My Wife Died in 1970', and a message from me to Ringo Starr.

Bit of a Jimmy Shand thing going on this time, with E-Jitz and Richard Thompson, plus Corky & The Juice Pigs' most famous tune and a paean to that pain, Peter Mendelson.

Something for everyone in this mixed bag of fruit and nuts featuring The Social Services, Klaus Nomi, Jellybotty and The Plagiarist.

For your feelgood antidote to the current critically acclaimed miserablist gloop (do you know your arse from Elbow?), why not try some Iggy Pop, Frank Sidebottom, Ricky Gervais and a side dollop of Jeremy Paxman.

Mixed bag of mad as badgers musicians and comedians including David Byrne, The HeeBeeGeeBees, John Cale and The Foul. May contain nuts.

Exhausted after a 22 show run at the Edinburgh Fringe, Reckless Tommy returns with a wee corker of a selection of choons, namely, the Tartan Special contractual obligation song, A Finger Of Shortie Is All You Need, plus tunes from Joe Rodger & Velcro Quartet, Hight St. Fred and Robyn Hitchcock.

Special guest, Barry McDonald joins Tommy for banter and songs from the Edinburgh Fringe show, Tartan Special.

Bill Bailey, The Just Joans, Sparks and Bill Clinton's Havana conspire to bring you the best in musical comedy. You got a problem with that?

Another wee treat -especially if you're a fan of Alasdair Gray, possibly Scotland's greatest living writer. Hear Alasdair sing on a cover of Sun Ra's 'Nuclear War' - it's a belter. Also featuring Glasgow's Sparrahawk, They Might Be Giants and They Might Be Gannets.

Go Home Productions, Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip, Scott Renton and Tommy Mackay - a magical, musical and political comedy confectionery - with added pigeon.

Fucktastic frivolity featuring Chris Morris, The Bum Clocks, Billy Childish and me.

Laugh like loons and appreciate the choons in this edition featuring the legendary likes of Ivor Cutler, Richard Cheese, The Fall and Whyte & Mackay.

Kicking off this kerrazy podcast thang with some class tracks from Half Man Half Biscuit, Dumb Instrument, Flight Of The Conchords, Cassette Boy and yours truly. Engorge yourself - it's funnier than you think.