The Debrief with Dave O'Neil

Just out of the BBC studio on The News Quiz, Felicity Ward shares a cab home in the city she's adopted. A hot day, "Sea Bogans", class comparisons in the UK and Australia, moving to the Mother Land and getting gigs.

Straight from the UK, Dave and Stuart are in a London taxi. The Mighty Boosh, Stuart moving to Bristol, on being a street performer, Dave's tips for surviving corporate gigs and going back stage. Stuart chose Glory Box by Portishead for his song at the end.

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Capper's in the front, Tulky's in the back. It's another double-header on the way back from Gippsland. So many big questions in this epside... Did Capper ever have cows on his bedroom wall growing up? Wasn't Brad Oakes supposed to be along for this one? What to buy from KFC Traralgon? ...And where did Tulky go???

Dave and Adam are heading home after a gig in Ballarat. Lots covered heading east on the Western Highway; awkward corporate gigs, Lawrence Mooney's reception in Ballarat, handing back some of the gig fee when things went that bad and some requisite junk food discussion.

Dave Callan learns about chocolate dynasties, successfully argues that moving from choreographed dances to demonstrating ninja moves is the "logical progression" and some people think he's still on Triple J! Tell a friend about the show and leave a review where you're listening. There's time in the day!

Dave and Harley are on the way back from a gig at the Notting Hill Hotel, an old Monash Uni student pub in Melbourne's south east. Harley's from Queensland, and if you've spent some time there you'll recognise all the town names. Harley got fired from the a commercial radio network (prank related, story in podcast), then moved onto Nova when Dave had just moved to Vega. And then he did a bunch of other things (also in podcast). Some great stories about commercial radio on this one. Song Harley chose, Diamonds by Vaudeville Smash.

"I'm only doing it because it's you Dave, and you're going to give me a ride home."  Aaaand... it's Randy's first time as a solo guest on a podcast. Big deal.

Up and comer Izzy Ali in the passanger seat heading back from Tatura (west of Shepparton). As seen on ABC Comedy's Tonightly - The Gangs of Torquay Izzy's been listening to some older music lately - It's probably me (feat Eric Clapton), by Sting.

Tony has his own suggestions for the show straight away, Mel Brooks play The Producers, what it's like to be on his 20 to 1 trade off to snag Bert Newton for Get This (and how there are some dodgy edits going on), more Bert Newton stories and a bit more reminiscing.

One of the longest Debriefs - two Dave's in the front and Brad Oakes in the back. Remember how Hughesy bought the house from The Block one year? Or that time Brad Oakes politely pulled him off stage very early on in his career? Or when he nailed the Comedy Gala spot and his career took off? Didn't think so. But you will!

Straight out of a gig in Rosebud - Dave, Lehmo and Lawrence head back to town. “Am I bringing your podcast down, Dave?” Lawrence Mooney is in the back seat. Lehmo's song choice - Wide Open Road (cover), Weddings Parties Anything.

On not taking acid, not going to the dentist, comedy roadshow, Lygon Street roadwork advice, Newcastle, Rhys' parents (who met in Far North Queensland), Pentridge Prison, buying a house, Bert Newton, GMA, The song chosen by Rhys - Young Americans, by David Bowie.

Definitely Explicit. nMoving to Sydney and trying to meet his neighbours, 70 year olds at comedy shows, old sayings, setting yourself up for life as an academic, started comedy at 35 and it's the longest job Luke's had.

Back to back the two hosts of The Little Dum Dum Club (comedy podcast, check it out), also comedians, Karl Chandler and Tommy Dassalo.