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Want the lowdown on the environment?  John Dredge is on hand with another one of his bite-sized lectures.

Another top-notch celebrity interview with Chris Skinner.

Adrian Ftang counts down numbers 43 to 37 in the Dogs Must Be Carried chart.  Features parodies of The Smiths, T. Rex, The Archies, and The White Stripes.  Some featured tracks can also be found on the Dogs Must Be Carried CD, which is available at iTunes, CD Baby, and over 2,000 outlets worldwide.  Featuring Eirlys Bellin, Nick Saalfeld, and Liam J. Stratton. Special thanks to Andy Booth, Jeremy Deverall, Hywel Luff, Jeremy Wray, and Julian Young.  Production assistance from Wells Park Communications.  Visit www.dogsmustbecarried.co.uk for full credits.

Another installment of Comedy 365's new hit show where you, the public (represented by James Shakeshaft), ask the questions and David LE Davis (aka: Dr Answers) provides the, er...the, er...the answers.  Check them out in Hung Out, part of the Comedy Lab strand on Channel Four in January 2010.

The headlines: My Little Pony Rustling Returns to Wyoming; Archbishop Desmond Tutu Slams Facilities at Guantanamo Bay; Basra Sold to Chelsea for £7m Plus Didier Drogba.

Jake 'n' Marn return for one last hurrah, reacting to Lily Allen's retirement from music (not that we noticed her being particularly active in the first place). Plus Britain's current affairs presenters get new jingle packages, Dora Dale stops by for a chat, and DJ Y takes a hacksaw to more of your favourite records.

John Dredge is back with another lecture, this time on classical music.

Chris Skinner gets to grips with The Greatest Briton of All Time.

Adrian Ftang counts down numbers 50 to 44 in the Dogs Must Be Carried chart.  Features parodies of Van Morrison and Led Zeppelin, plus original comedy songs.  Some featured tracks can also be found on the Dogs Must Be Carried CD, which is available at iTunes, CD Baby, and over 2,000 outlets worldwide.  Featuring Eirlys Bellin, Rob Clyne, Nick Saalfeld, Liam J. Stratton, and Miriam Turner. Special thanks to Andy Booth, Jeremy Deverall, and Hywel Luff.  Production assistance from Wells Park Communications.  Visit www.dogsmustbecarried.co.uk for full credits.

With two of the stars of forthcoming Channel Four comedy pilot Hung Out, James Shakeshaft and David LE Davis.  Got a question? E-mail question@dranswers.co.uk. Got an answer? E-mail answers@dranswers.co.uk. Want to enter the competition? E-mail competition@dranswers.co.uk.

The headlines: Pigeon Flying Into Tower Block "Not Terrorism"; Alistair Darling Goes Missing; Bernie Ecclestone Buys Christmas.

Messrs. Yapp and Davies return to dissect the issues that matter. This week: The 2009 Brits in 90 Seconds, Derren Brown and Paul McKenna have a face-off, popular beat combo Glasvegas lose their reverb, and Frank Sinatra gets all cut up. E-mail them, why don't you? It'll stop the pair of them arguing about the show's billing.

John Dredge returns with another lecture.  This week: Tea.

Chris Skinner chats to Radiohead singer Thom Yorke.

Adrian Ftang hosts a countdown of tracks by musical satirists Dogs Must Be Carried, starting with some rare and previously unheard tracks bubbling under the Top 50.  Includes parodies of Moby, Pet Shop Boys, Placebo, Syd Barrett, and The Human League.  Dogs Must Be Carried's debut CD is available at iTunes, CD Baby, and over 2,000 outlets worldwide.  Visit www.dogsmustbecarried.co.uk for full credits.

Ever had a burning question that no-one, but no-one has been able to answer? Then look no further, as our expert-in-residence Dr Answers takes calls from the sort of weird and wonderful freaks usually native to overnight radio phone-ins. The good doctor is now accepting questions for a second series, so e-mail yours to question@dranswers.co.uk. With James Shakeshaft & David LE Davis, who you'll be able to see in Hung Out, a sitcom pilot in Channel Four's Comedy Lab strand, in January 2010.

The headlines: Cigarettes Recalled in Cancer Scare; John Prescott Survives Assassination Attempt; BBC Director-General Goes on Rampage.

Jake Yapp, fresh from his duties on Shaun Keaveny's BBC 6Music Breakfast Show and a joint Sony Award nomination (with Martin Kelner) for BBC Radio 7's Pleased to Meet You, joins forces with Marn Davies to bring you 25 minutes of absolute filth. This week: Lily Allen gets strip searched, Jake's mum shocks Alan Titchmarsh with her unique approach to flower arranging, and the similarity between Monaco and Catford.

Another chance to hear John Dredge's nine-part lecture series in six parts. This week: Cubes.

Another chance to hear all 29 episodes of Chris Skinner's acclaimed spoof chat show, starting with Paris Hilton.