Ed and Lauren Get On

Ed and Lauren like to show the world as it is #nofilter. And it's a sad one - the last ep of the series. But, don't be sad because it has ended, be glad because Lauren is back - and she’s bringing chocolate and a mammoth hangover. Her and Ed talk Nan treats, Tina Turner the musical and the ups and downs of social media...

Stand up comedians Ed Night and Lauren Pattison are honest about how life can be a little bit rubbish. Though, this week, Lauren's life is pretty sweet. She's taken her show to Perth (the Australian one) and discovered that McDonald's in Australia do chips with gravy. Ed has taken the Megabus to a gig in Leeds. He's taking a long hard look at his life choices...

Ed Night and Lauren Pattison like to show that life isn't always shiny, instagram filtered beautiful people doing beautiful things. For instance, this week they're fighting over who is the most competitive. It's Lauren. Of course it is. She tells Ed how she learnt her fighting spirit from her dad, and why you should never ever let a child beat you at chess.

In a world of filtered selfies Ed Night and Lauren Pattison host a podcast that tells it like it is. This week they're sharing stories about their jobs before comedy - from doing cut price Saturday jobs for family members, to waiting tables in rapping burger chains. #transferableskills

Stand up comedians Ed Night and Lauren Pattison are here to show you that life isn't always perfect. This week they're talking about online dating, specifically as it concerns Ed and his disastrous love life. Lauren met her boyfriend Matt through online dating and she's got some tips on how Ed can improve his chances.

Stand up comedians Ed Night and Lauren Pattison have just gotten their own Radio 1 podcast, and this is the very first one. Yes please! This week they tell us a bit more about themselves. Who are they? Where are they from? Why are they so obsessed with quokkas?

Growing up, every choice feels like a huge, scary decision. Ed and Lauren are here to remind you this doesn’t have to be the case. In a world where social media documents people's successes but none of their failures, Ed and Lauren are honest about how life can be a little bit rubbish. Every week they will tackle a new topic – from dating to class to reality TV and terrible jobs. Join them as they explore the highs and deep, deep lows of becoming an adult.