The sketch comedy podcast that's a bop on the head with an inflatable mallet.
Episodes
Monday Jan 06, 2020
Monday Jan 06, 2020
It's 12th Night, so your last chance to get a final dollop of Christmas cheer with a show packed full of perfect pressies, Mafia Christmas greetings, gritty police drama in Santa's Grotto, Edwardian ladies with surprises under their skirts, Xmasists and Christmas with Google Translate.
Monday Dec 23, 2019
Monday Dec 23, 2019
So this is Christmas and what have we done? We've packed a show with incompetent Kings, perfect pressies for overstressed mums, drunk Santas, baffled innkeepers and fistfuls of rootie-toot-toots and rummie-tum-tums. Merry Christmas to all...
Monday Jan 07, 2019
Monday Jan 07, 2019
It's a second helping of Christmas with an extra dollop of New Year as we answer the BIG questions: What do you get for someone who has everything? Is Dim Towelling's tortoise a ghost? Can we have jelly AND ice cream? And is Donald Trump The Jabberwocky?
Monday Dec 24, 2018
Monday Dec 24, 2018
Christmas Special Part 1: We gear up for a fake Christmas as Santa goes to the doctor, we put up and turn on the fairy lights, we catch a Christmas disorder, go loco with a tortoise and Jesus Mitchell saves the Eastenders Christmas! Ho ho ho! And a big Merry Christmas to you all.
Monday Jan 01, 2018
Monday Jan 01, 2018
So it's New Year's Day and you've started yet another year with a dreadful hangover. Well, to cheer you up, here's an auditory hair of the dog, choc full of everything from cats to Jehovah's Witnesses to psychotic grannies. So wrap up in a blanket, snuggle down on the sofa and enjoy Belgium's favourite comedy sketch podcast. Happy 2018!
Tuesday Dec 26, 2017
Tuesday Dec 26, 2017
Merry Christmas everybody! And to get you Ho-Ho-Hoing, the Release The Clowns Christmas Special is here. That's right, the comedy sketch podcast that brings you 15 minutes of peak silliness every other Monday has gone all festive. Featuring exasperated elves, free jazz, military manoeuvres, top turkey tips and what happens when a child is born. It's better than sprouts, socks, the Queen's speech, fat men in chimneys, family arguments, Christmas pudding fires, waiting for the pubs to open and unsolicited partridges in pear trees.