The Guardian Live at the Gilded Balloon

Join Miles Jupp for the last time, with standup from if.comedy newcomer nominees Mike Wozniak and Pippa Evans, a chat with newcomer winner Sarah Millican and songs from Barry Cryer. Plus we talk to David O'Doherty about taking home the main prize

Join Miles Jupp as he looks back on the third and final week at the Gilded Balloon with contributions from Sarah Millican, John Gordillo and David O'Doherty

Miles Jupp is joined for a chat by the German comedy ambassador Henning Wehn, Henry Rollins and Isy Suttie with musical entertainment from Adams and Rea.

Miles Jupp is treated to a great standup set from Kerry Godliman, a nice bit of chitchat with Mark Olver and John Gordillo, and a Victorian sketch from the Penny Dreadfuls

Miles Jupp chats to actress Jill Gascoine, comedian David O'Doherty and gets some sketches and stand up from School of Comedy and Tom Wrigglesworth.

Join Miles Jupp as he talks to Alun Cochrane, Sarah Millican, Danny Robbins and Brian Logan. Plus there's stand-up from new Scottish star Teddy and Hils Barker

Join Miles Jupp live on stage with comedians Josh Howie and Wilson Dixon, plus a sketch from Pappy's Fun Club

Join Miles Jupp as he looks back on the week at the Gilded Balloon, with standup, songs and, of course, the Mueslical!

Join Miles Jupp live on stage for some standup from Steve Hall and Rob Deering and a chat with Rhod Gilbert and Josie Long.

We've got festival favourite Fred MacAulay, Australian rock legend Tim Minchin and the Guardian's top twitterer Leo Benedictus. Plus standup from Maeve Higgins and a song from the mighty Minchin himself

Miles Jupp is joined on stage by US comedy great John Pinette. Nick Revell talks about what keeps him awake at night and the Guardian's entertainment editor Paul MacInnes give us his recommendations. Frank Woodley ends with a song or two

Miles Jupp is joined on stage for a chat by comedians Richard Herring and Sarah Millican with further contributions from Felix Dexter. Plus, Brian Logan debuts The Mueslical!

Our host Miles Jupp is joined on stage at the Gilded Balloon in Edinburgh by comedian Stephen K Amos and Catchphrase legend Roy Walker, Guardian writer Brian Logan and double act Will and Greg

Your host Miles Jupp selects some of the best bits from the Guardian's podcast so far. Join his favourite guests of the week including ex-Bond girl Britt Ekland, the outrageous Brendon Burns, newcomer Sarah Millican and punmaster-general Tim Vine, plus Dan Antopolski treats you to a rap about sandwiches

Our host Miles Jupp is joined on stage at the Gilded Balloon in Edinburgh by comedian Tim Vine, award winner Mark Watson, Guardian writer and twitterer Leo Benedictus and Russell Kane with his Fakespeare players.

Reginald D Hunter and Nat Luurtsema join Miles Jupp on stage at the Gilded Balloon, with stand-up from Jim Jeffries

Jason Byrne and Tina C join Miles Jupp on stage for live comedy at the Gilded Balloon, with reviewer Paul MacInnes and roving comic Sarah Millican

Ex-Bond girl Britt Ekland and comedian Brendon Burns join Miles Jupp for japes at the Gilded Balloon. Plus stand-up by Dan Antopolski

Topical comedy every day from Edinburgh 2008, hosted by Miles Jupp

Our final comedy podcast from Edinburgh is a bumper edition. We're joined by Stephen K Amos, Carrie Quinlan, Brendon Burns and Arthur Smith. Plus, Jos Houben explores the art of laughter and a look at the worst Fringe posters.

In today's comedy podcast from Edinburgh, we've got verse from John Hegley, a musical interlude with David O'Doherty and gags delivered by Neil Delamere.

In today's comedy podcast, we catch up with Fringe veteran Jason Byrne, find out why Jon Richardson talks to eggs, and take a dip in the lido with Julian Fox.

In today's comedy podcast from Edinburgh, Brian Logan meets spoof hospital radio DJ Ivan Brackenbury. Plus, Pascal Wyse encounters human computer Will Adamsdale.

In today's podcast from Edinburgh, Lucy Porter shops for cheese with Sarah Kendall, and Pascal Wyse meets silent-film pianist Neil Brand. Meanwhile, Pappy's Fun Club go flyering on the Royal Mile.

In today's bumper Heckle we talk lairy late-night comedy with Richard Herring and Robin Ince, and find out what it's like performing in a converted building site with comedian Stephen Carlin. Plus, a highly-charged round of golf, the if.comedy awards contenders and naked students in pants.

Today's Heckle comes from Edinburgh Castle and includes an interview with festival favourite Stephen K Amos. Plus, accordion gags from Martin White and lessons in midwifery from Shappi Khorsandi.

On today's podcast from Edinburgh, we catch the closing moments of Mark Watson's comedy jamboree and Reginald D Hunter talks about his controversial reputation. Plus songs from Tom Basden.

The daily comedy podcast from Edinburgh includes a trip to the zoo with Alex Horne, a shopping spree with Kristen Schaal and gags from Des Clarke.

The daily comedy podcast from Edinburgh with Stewart Lee, Isy Suttie and Auto Auto.

In today's bumper edition of the Edinburgh comedy podcast, Lyn Gardner and Marcus Brigstocke join Lucy Porter and Brian Logan to discuss highlights of week one. Plus the Free Fringe phenomenon and Simon Munnery at the Andy Warhol exhibition.

The daily comedy podcast comes from Edinburgh's Royal Mile today, with Adam Hills and other Aussies, John Bishop and songs from Psister Psycho.

In the Guardian's daily comedy podcast from Edinburgh, Lucy Porter hangs out with Phil Nichol at a sushi bar, plus poetry from Tim Key and the worst Eminem tribute band in the world.

In the Guardian's daily podcast from Edinburgh, Lucy Porter and Brian Logan mull over mistaken identities with Phill Jupitus and Andre Vincent and comedy bigwigs report on this year's if.comedy awards, plus Phil Nichol.

In our daily comedy podcast from Edinburgh, Brian Logan and Lucy Porter get to grips with all the fun of the Fringe's opening weekend and Arthur Smith tells us why he really should have been an artist.

This week, the panel discuss how to jazz up Big Brother; prison over-crowding; the impact of the smoking ban; bringing weapons into school; and bad tattoos.

This week, Lucy Porter and the panel discuss literary theme parks; increased police powers; HIPs; John Reid's nasty streak; and exploding snakes.

The panel discuss Prince Harry's gingerness; John Prescott's legacy; and whether it's right to enact violence against litter-droppers.

Lucy Porter and the panel ask, who'll be the next leader of the Labour party? Plus, would you ever cuddle Gordon Brown (or have David Cameron round for a sleepover)? And, just what is the point of the Eurovision song contest?

Many Questions

Lucy Porter and her team of comics answer questions on current events from the audience at the Soho Theatre in London

Lucy Porter and a panel of comedians pick apart the week's news.