I've been listening to BBC7 on line recently and discovered some comedy gems like "the museum of everything". Is anyone else an online radio listener? Do you any recomendations. I'd also like to recomend wfmu for music and talk.

"I don't know what you do in... Tokyo but round here it's no touchy-touchy, alright?"

"Allo darlin, fancy a knee-trembler? Oh, hello there - boys and girls, mums and dads. My name's Mary, I'm a streetwalker. That's an old-fashioned word for prostitute."

-Well, if it isn't beautiful Irish prostitute, Matthew Kelly.
-Um, it's Mary Kelly.

And of course:

Badgerland! Eat in the Badgertarian restaurant, relax in the badgacuzzi... Touch badgers!

That programme is a cult classic. I listen to Chris Moyles (never up in time to catch a whole programme), Jonathan Ross and most bits and bobs of comedy although they're mostly covering old ground and I heard it all last year. I also occasionally (very occasionally) try LSRfm.

Ununderstandable.

I like it.

6music and 5live all the way, with the occassional jaunt to radio3 for 'here and now'...

I listen to Radio 4 when I'm trying to take my mind off what I'm doing (i.e. work or exercise) and lots of the listen again stuff on Radio 7 when I'm bored (The Twilight Zone and the Comedy Club are particular favourites). I listen to Ricky Gervais and Adam and Joe's XFM shows via the internet. On Saturday mornings I listen to Jonathan Ross and at home my stereo is tuned to Radio 4.

When I'm in a taxi I listen to Trent FM.

I can't listen to Radio 1 anymore because (since Mark and Lard left) everyone on that station is smug and talentless.

I loathe Chris Moyles, one because he's a despicable misogynist who enjoys nothing more than objectifying women and berating them for being even slightly overweight despite the fact he's a big fat cunt, and two because he's terminally unfunny.

He was quite amusing five years ago, but as you say is now becoming unbearably unfunny and somehow even louder than ever. The two things must be connected. I like Comedy Dave though, although he is turning into a smug bastard. I really used to enjoy Mark & Lard when they were on late night Radio1 about ten years ago but they were losing it before they moved to wherever they are now.

I don't listen to any radio these days. The odd podcast is all.

lard has two shows on six music, 'rocket science' on a saturday afternoon, that's pretty good. and, 'mint' at 10pm on sundays, which is excellent...

My favourite line so far has been "My hasban is a barren. No itle he's just incapable of providing me with children."
I've alsways hated the low level humour of chris moyles. He's just a fat and more loathesome Chris Evans.
Any chance of a link to the Adam and Joe online XFM broadcasts?

KissFM in the early 90s was good. Then it went shit, and I haven't listened to radio regularly for years.

Ricky Gervais, Adam & Joe, Andrew Collings (w/Richard Herring), Jonathan Ross, and random things I come across on radio 4 like panel shows with Nicholas Parsons and the like.

Oh, and today Chain Reaction - cos it's the Bill Bailey/Simon Pegg one.

(Adam & Joe are on www.xfm.co.uk on Saturdays 1-3pm.)

Aaaah, back in the days of the "official" BBC mascot- Billy Bollock Chops.

I listen to Jonathan Ross and usually some XFM when I'm at work. Bit of Radio 4 for real news and sometimes Radio 2 if I'm feeling in a classic rock kind of mood.
There are no good radio stations in New York. Fact.

BBC6 and BBC7 but mainly Radio 4. I always have it on from six till seven when I'm cooking, so I catch the news and the comedy, which is nice.

Sometimes listen to it in the day too, strangley, womens hour is one of my favouirte shows. I check the website for good stuff like Dylan Thomas short stories or This Sceptered Isle, hate Gardners Question Time and The Archers, Although lately I 'ave mainly been listenin' too CD's in the day. Mostly it's the comedy in the 6:30Pm slot that I like.

I can't believe Jessop picked up on the bad grammar in my Ron Jeremy sentence but let this monstrosity go! I think I was pissed when I wrote this.

Aah it's good to know he's doing well. It just seemed that in the last year or so that M&L were on Radio1, they were just being worn down by the idiots around them and having to playing songs they obviously despised (mostly by Sean Paul)
The skits got progressively less funny too.

Right, there was no Jonathan Ross this week, and I've listened to Russell Brand already. Any other decent listen agains you can recommend?

I'm bored.

Mark Radcliff was quite funny on Radio 2 when he was in instead of Steve Wright. I'm not sure if you can listen to him again.

You could listen to MY show you cheeky monkey.

Well, it's not my show specifically, but follow my signature link, hit Listen Again and then click on Gobstopper.

Or Burn FM. on Wednesday 5-7 my mate does a show.

Rare classical symphonies with some bluegrass and haikus thrown in?

I think so. I'cve only listened twice and both times he cocked it up.

I recommend this to myself. Adam and Joe's XFM podcasts. You don't need itunes, just click on 'download this show' and it'll start playing in your browser.

I luff them.

Sweet as Slush Puppies, that works on my 'puter. That's me amused for the day.

I second that recommendation.

The R Kelly one is a particular favourite. I couldn't breathe the first time I heard it.

I'm crying with laughter now.

#Rosie the nosey neighbour#

Who knew R Kelly was so funny?

#...the man is a midget...#

Hee! Wasn't he eventually discovered hiding under the sink or something? I'm going to have to listen to it again.

Another podcast I've subscribed to is the Mark Kermode film review on Simon Mayo's radio 5 show. Sometimes I agree, sometimes I don't, but I like it when he rants. I think it's downloadable as well.

I can't work, I can't see the screen through my tears.

This is too funny to be listening to at work, I'm struggling to suppress giggles.

Ludicrously funny, I really am nearly crying.

"Who's Billie? Who's Billie? Who's Billie?"

"When did Alistair McGowan turn evil?"

Reminds me that Shock Video was pretty much the funniest thing ever on TV, and that was just Ad and Joe doing a voice over to some bad and slightly rude clips from world TV. That must be the cheapest show to make ever. Why not replace some of the unfunny filth on Channel 4 with that? 'The Friday Night Project' for example.

Oh, it was hilarious, Shock Video. One of the very few programmes where I couldn't breathe for laughing on a regular basis.

Bring it back, I say.

I think it's showing on Bravo at the moment. They mentioned it on Saturday.

I ain't rich enough for Sky.

Well I'll watch it and laugh on your behalf then.

My behalf thanks your behalf in advance.

My behalf thanks you on behalf of my wallet.

It's Joe's dead on impression of the echoing "mi-i-dget, mi-i-dget, mi-idget.." bit that slayed me.

Ad & Joe have been slotting in very nicely in the pre-Harry Shearer spot on my iPod for several weeks now. The opening of #9 in the public pool is filthy and brilliant.

"What else? Wee, Ribena...a little bit of Tango..."
"Pubic hair?"
"That's not liquid..."

I'm listening to it again before I go home, because it's pretty much the funniest thing I've ever heard.

I can't even pick the funniest part, it's almost too funny.

Please everyone listen to episode two of the Adam and Joe podcasts, the R Kelly R&B soap opera is right at the start and it's extraordinary.

Actually the whole of #2 is pretty damn good.

"Hallooo, my name is Domino Harvey, and I am a BINTY huntah!"

I haven't even listened to it and I'm laughing at that line.

It's going on my iPod.

Beware of sudden fits of shits and giggles, Widdy. The others on the A train will think you're mental.

Who cares, they're all crazy anyway.

Edit: Now downloading all 14 episodes. Good times ahead.

So are the street people I occasionally pass down Hollywood Blvd. if I stop off for a coffee on the way to work.

Speaking of iPod/iTunes, I really can't recommend Harry Shearer's Le Show enough - since he's on here at 10 AM on Sundays when I'm still half-asleep, I'm tickled pink to get to listen to him whenever I want now. should be available for download overseas, as I think it's only the for-sale content of iTunes that differs. (Hence, we get Adam & Joe, Gervais, etc.). Search KCRW podcasts.

He's actually in Edinburgh at the moment - go see his show if you're at the Fringe, you lucky bastards.

I only really listen to Chris Moyles (that's right, I'm low-brow), and maybe the last little bit of Scott Mills if I'm bored of the CDs in my car.

I miss Mark & Lard

He's not low brow, he's just shit.

Edit: I don't listen to the radio all that much except for the stuff on my student radio station but I do tend to go for Radio 4 and 6Music more than any other when I occasionally listen to radio shows that I don't help make.

You're not wrong, manyhelens. Although it was the B train, I was laughing like a twat all the way home and had to stare at the floor so people didn't think I was staring at them and laughing till tears sprung to my eyes.

So, so funny.

Things are slow today, so I'm Adam and Joe listening. Tee hee har di har har.

I was listening to Adam & Joe Podcast 3 today on the way home. It made me laugh so hard I had to stop, remove my headphones, turn my i-Pod off and sit down for a few minutes to calm down. I listened to dour indie all the way home and I was still sniggering when I opened the front door.

Love it.

It's so good. Number 2 is still my favourite at the moment, but 3 is also funny. The podcast 'music' interludes crack me up something chronic.

I can see I'm going to be downloading these fabled podcasts soon.