Susie McCabe

Cindy Yu, Times columnist and journalist offering sharp topical commentary. Scott Bennett, comedian known for quick-witted panel turns. Susie McCabe, stand-up comic bringing topical comedy flair. Paul Sinha, quizzer and comic with measured observations. They riff on political defections and U-turns, a mass water outage in Tunbridge Wells, Brexit-era party chaos, Scottish budget quirks and ambitious rail and green energy plans.

Daliso Chaponda, Susie McCabe, Bethany Black, and Hugo Rifkind join Andy Zaltzman to discuss the cancellation of the world's most delayed train, an awkward work event, and the most patient guide dog. They also talk about the mixed feelings on HS2 cancellation, a speech by an unelected Prime Minister, the Tory slogan, immigration rhetoric, and the algae problem in Lock-nays with humorous commentary.

Join Geoff Norcott, a stand-up comedian known for his witty takes, along with political satirist Amy Hoggart, and fellow panellists Alasdair Beckett-King and Susie McCabe. The discussion humorously tackles international election interference, highlighting Trump's Big Mac antics and Labour's door-knocking woes. King Charles and Queen Camilla's kava experiences reveal royal quirks, while the hosts engage in a hilariously insightful quiz on regional quirks in England, blending laughs with sharp political commentary.

Join award-winning comedian Frankie Boyle, engaging storyteller Susie McCabe, and sharp-witted Christopher Macarthur-Boyd as they dive into the quirks of Glasgow life. They hilariously critique urban blight and discuss the absurdity of living near a former zoo site. The trio shares humorous reflections on aging shoppers and the chaos of performing at the Edinburgh Festival. They bring dark humor into the conversation, touching on Kurt Cobain and mental health, while playfully debating the ridiculousness of a 'breakfast jester' in hotels.

Scottish comedians Frankie Boyle, Susie McCabe, and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd discuss Scottish films, Sportswashing, Prague's bone cathedral, problematic themes in 'Gregory's Girl', Scottish cinema, stand-up comedy mishaps, 80s and 90s action films, European travel fantasies, European history, and personal reflections in a humorous and insightful conversation.