Edinburgh festival: Amnesty Secret Comedy Podcast, episode 11

In the last of Amnesty's Secret Comedy Podcasts, recorded live at this year's Edinburgh festival, Lee Mack chats about riding Red Rum and Tim FitzHigham tells Mark Dolan about sailing across the English Channel in a bathtub. Meanwhile, there's standup from Tanyalee Davis, Paul Foot and David Morgan.Subscribe at: www.amnesty.org.uk/itunes

Adam Hills takes the reins for the penultimate instalment of the Amnesty Edinburgh podcast series, and confides that he was quietly warned off making gay jokes about Putin by MI6. Guest John Lloyd speaks about the sequel to The Meaning of Liff: a book about words that ought to exist but don't. Meanwhile, comedian Ben Van der Velde returns to talk about his favourite Edinburgh one-liners, and there's standup from Terry Alderton, Caroline Rhea, Felicity Ward and Abandoman.Subscribe at: www.amnesty.org.uk/itunes

Veteran broadcaster Johnny Walker chats to host Mark Dolan about free speech, Tumi Morake talks about the state of freedom of expression in South Africa … and Barry from Watford talks about taking things into his own hands. Plus stand up from Ronnie Chieng on some of the lesser known things China has invented and breakout star Richard Gadd, who has had a tough two weeksSubscribe at: amnesty.org.uk/itunes

Janeane Garofalo tells host Mark Dolan about seeing the light and Tig Notaro reveals what kept her laughing through cancer. Plus sketch comedy from Foil, Arms and Hogg on the joys of Ryanair, stand-up from Matt Okine on how to make good toast and Shaun Keaveny on being addicted to Breaking Bad, a show about addictionSubscribe at: amnesty.org.uk/itunes

Julian Clary is in the hot seat once more, having an explicitly adult talk with Reginald D Hunter (all in the name of comedy). Alexei Sayle reminisces about both having starred in Carry on Columbus. And there's a sketch from Jigsaw and a song from Brian Kennedy to top it all offBuy tickets at: underbelly.co.uk Subscribe to this regular series at: www.amnesty.org.uk/itunes This podcast contains themes of an adult nature and language which might offend

Host Julian Clary talks to Al Murray about how he came up with the infamous 'pub landlord' sketch in Edinburgh many moons ago. There's stand-up from Carl Donnelly, Stephen Carlin and Al Lubel, then Julian wraps it up with a foot-tapping musical number on why it's not yet cool to be gayBuy tickets at: underbelly.co.uk Subscribe to this regular series at: www.amnesty.org.uk/itunes This podcast contains themes of an adult nature and language which might offend

Host Alan Davies chats to Tim Vine about being middle children and Keith Farnan talks about the death penalty. Plus Chris Martin plays jokes on animals, Jess Fostekew on the nation's finest B&Bs and Mike Wozniak talks science-based cat factsBuy tickets at: underbelly.co.ukSubscribe at: amnesty.org.uk

Mark Dolan chats to host John Moloney about being brought up by drunken strangers, and Alfie Moore talks about being a real life secret policeman. Plus there's standup from Lee Camp, Diane Spencer on being a victim of racism and lyrical shaman Beardyman plays us outBuy tickets at: underbelly.co.ukSubscribe at: amnesty.org.uk

Funnier than a man with his head stuck in a bin, US comic Michael Che poses a dilemma for a goat. Dan Nightingale asks what is better than cheese? Sean Hughes thinks back to a time before the internet and there's sketch comedy from the brilliant Shirley and Shirley.Buy tickets at underbelly.co.ukSubscribe at amnesty.org.uk

Recorded live at the Edinburgh fringe, host Jo Caulfield introduces standup Lloyd Langford on romantic weekends, Terry Alderton on ignorance and Stephen K Amos in comfortable shoes. Plus sketch comedy from The Ginge, The Geordie and The Geek, and Vikki Stone sings about clever DILF Brian Cox.Buy tickets at underbelly.co.ukSubscribe at amnesty.org.uk