Podcasts about talkographers

Finally we bring you part one of the party we had at the studio. Some nearest and dearest of the Talkographers come down to enjoy the fun. Many of the same features are here... but this time we have silly-string! Enjoy!

The Talkographers are joined by a popular guest, Aram. And this time he hosts the show as only Aram can. Nick returns triumphant from the Iron Man and Andrew is suspected of drug addiction. The morality of nudity is also discussed.

Almost every 'funny' news story in this week's episode seems to have more than a hint of tragedy about it. But, as always, the Talkographers bring you a podcast-sized bundle of entertainment for you to listen to. Nick's Observations take on colossal proportions, Adam gives a memorable impersonation and Andrew's Book Club... also features. Don't forget to email us to let is know what you think.

The waiting is over. The Talkographers are back with the fourth season! Brand new features plus all the old favourites. The boys take the chance to catch up on the last four months and bring you all the news worth knowing. Nick has observations aplenty, Adam's Impressions is given an exciting twist and Andrew finally launches his own feature. Don't forget to email us and review us on iTunes.

And to wrap up Season 2 the Talkographers are on location in London’s Soho for this slightly-longer-than-usual episode. Adam momentarily develops a social conscience, before concluding the extinction of the human race is the answer. Nick’s Observational Corner becomes a basement. Andrew’s comment that he was an unhappy child is met with predictable sympathy. We hope you enjoy this on-location episode and if the sound is patchy in places, just chalk it up to atmosphere! My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-aa796898835f9c05c058858604423f30}

Even in these tough times, we're giving it our all in the longest episode yet. After braving a snow storm to record this episode, the Talkographers settle down into an array of news and facts. Fact Based Frolics (now officially rechristened Fat Baby Frolics) reaches new heights with Nick's guide on how to survive a fall but descends into chaos when Adam is upset with Andrew's lack of preparation. An argument ensues and Adam's meat experiment fails to provide conclusive findings. All this plus Adam's Impressions, Nick's Observational Corner and more! New listeners to the show, don't forget to email us and let us know what you think.

The Talkographers discuss embarrassing and death-defying stories from their past. Hidden addictions are also covered, Andrew goes in search of buried treasure, Adam takes us back in time and Nick is unusually unprepared but still provides a special addition of observations. Adam's Impressions fails to live up to its ridiculously low standards.

It's the return of the Talkographers for a brand new season and its a specially extended episode. Nick keeps us abreast of his emails, Andrew updates us on his embarrassing incidences and Adam contributes a strangely erotic impression. On top of all this, the boys solve race relations and tackle the credit crunch, before premiering a very touching song.

As the Talkographers begin to claw their way back up to their best, Nick tells of his marathon success, Adam ponders his (lack of) facial hair and Andrew discusses his embarrassing experience. Nick's Observational Corner is back along with, perhaps, the best entry to Adam's Impressions so far. Listener feedback continues to flood in and Andrew makes sure another promise is kept. P.S. We realise we forgot to do the Dragon's Den bit; were sorry and will try to remember next week!

A good friend of the Talkographers, Aram Hussain, joins the boys for a chat. The conversation mostly steers towards his attempts at meeting women, leading to some ill-advised role-play.

The season finale ("We need to finish on a cliff-hanger"). Andrew takes the opportunity to make some public apologies (after some public hating); Nick observes a patronising robot; Adam produces another sorry entry to Adam’s Impressions; and the Talkographers enter into a debate which questions our very existence and suggests what cows and caterpillars may be "thinking".