The Mel Giedroyc Show

Mel and Bush are back for that bit between Christmas and New Year with chat on how to greet other runners, are vouchers actually useful, and how much Christmas dancing did you do?

In another festive edition of the podcast Mel and Bush cover dancing, nut roasts and Christmas day meet ups.

This week on another festive edition of the podcast Mel and Bush chat about Christmas scarves, tipping Christmas, and Bush gives her Christmas present.

In another festive edition of the podcast Mel and Bush chat Christmas Jumpers for Dogs, Midnight Mass, Pigs in Blankets, Caroling and worms.

This week Mel and Bush embrace Magic going 100% Christmas, by one upping the other presenters and going 110% Christmas. There's also chat of Hipster Santa's, Frog & Chicken and parcel wrapping.

This week Mel and Bush are backstage at the Gielgud Theatre, where Mel is currently starring in Company. They talk about the joys of liquorice for performers, what role Bush could take up in the West End, and Mel teaches Bush how to order an interval drink. All of that, plus some white dressing gowns. Hear more fun like this every Saturday at 1pm on Magic.

On our delightful little podcast this week Mel and Bush discuss, what is a Lob? How great are local dry-cleaners? And how acceptable is it to talk on the phone whilst you're in the bathroom? All of that, and plenty more. If you like that sound of that, do listen every Saturday afternoon, from 1pm, on Magic.

This week we find out quite how much Mel has been traumatised by Peter Quint in the Turn of the Screw. We ask the question "when should you crack out the Big Coat?" and what's the best seat on a bus? Like the sound of that? Course you do. Listen live every Saturday at 1pm on Magic.

It's a divided podcast this week, Mel and Bush end up on different sides of the Netball v Football argument in a particularly contentious Ledger of Ledge, and discuss the pros and cons of fireworks. If that sounds like the type of fun for you, then remember you can listen live every Saturday from 1pm on Magic.

Podcast 100! Who'd have thought it. This week Mel and Bush discuss the untimely end of Mel's car Buttercup, duvet techniques and Bush has the frightening prospect of DJing his 8 year old daughter's school Halloween disco. What is he going to play? What is he going to wear? Listen to find out!

Mel and Bush have got plenty to catch up on this week. We talk sideways clapping, card games, Donny Osmond, and Bush's "sinister shoes".

Mel and Bush are having trouble with mouth ulcers this week, so discuss a wide array of remedies. They also chat coffee substitutes, the world's first ironic wine, and new television detective drama 'Pots & Pans'.

This week Saucy Chestnut and Grizzly Bear (all will become clear, probably) discuss an elaborate method for scaring off foxes, school science experiments and the fact that you can't take an infant into a betting shop. It's all the usual meandering nonsense.

This week Mel gives Bush a lesson in how best to wind a baby and talks about being in a musical!

Mel's been learning Ju Jitsu. Bush is looking for suggestions on how to induce a baby. We ask which way round you play the flute. And Mel and Bush put the world of restaurants to rights. So a pretty standard show, all in all.

A large bout of Bank Holiday Giddyness abounds in the studio this week. We have animal noises, Percy Edwards chat, Bush gets confused about the Lake District, a blackbird in a wood burning stove and what crisp makes the best crisp sandwich?

This week Mel has been bitten by the Musical Theatre bug. We talk Racy Dance Troupes and Duran Duran videos. With Bush's baby on the way we decide to take up knitting. And we talk about what's acceptable to do at Kate Bush's house.

This week the air conditioning in the studio causes utter chaos. Mel and Bush chat nightclubbing, Bush's work outfits and we have the most middle class Ledger of Legends yet.

Mel and Bush discuss getting matching tattoos, talk spray tans and Bush's legs, and how lovely is Chesney Hawkes?

Mel teaches Bush how to end a phone call. Bush likes to buy new socks for going on aeroplanes. We join the lobster club, celeb spotting, and a lot of chat about Sheffield's favourite son.