S1 E1 - Killer VR games, 'Moth Movie' & live Irish band 'Folk In Hell'

John Guff records his day off. Hear a trailer for a ShitFlix documentary series about a killer goose. Prince Gilbert is broke and tries to apply for benefits. Eleanor Thorne reports from a fascist rally. Madame Moonshine performs some questionable street magic. And let's not forget a S2 Finale song.

Poppy Cox unravels a meaty vaccine scandal. Jared Niceman talks to Stoke-based punk rockers: Tunstall Peapods. Hear an advert for the WooHoo Fashion Camp. Live cooking demo finale with Eleanor Thorne and celebrity chef, Andrea Tart.

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In our Series 1 Finale, Poppy Cox reports on the UK's first 'Natural Selection Hospital'. Jerry Bitter investigates violent country music. Willie Kazoo busts the taboo of alcohol. Frank Sod reads your Series 1 reviews before a farewell song.

Kwame King visits a village that claims to have ended discrimination. Lenny Bing-Bong reviews the best comedy on TV. A live agony aunt phone-in is hosted with Aunt Vicky. Hear songs and an interview with hip-hop duo: Dubble Yellows.

John Guff talks animal equality in Anglesey. Jessica Wow reads a vulgar children's story. Kwame King grills the Yorkshire miners who claim they wrote Kanye West's 'Gold Digger'. A séance finale is held for Prince Gilbert to help him reach a dead royal relative. 

John Guff meets the farmers who told the first ever joke. Frank has a bath and listens to a relaxation tape live on air. Willie Kazoo interviews a Mancunian master criminal. We hear an interview and song from teenage pop sensation: Jellie Piedish. Oh... and John Lennon's ghost has a cameo too.

Jerry Bitter reports on deadly VR games. Prince Gilbert attends his first football match. Hear a trailer for the brand new hit romance flick: Moth Movie. Eleanor Thorne interviews legendary Irish band 'Folk In Hell' before a musical finale.