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Explicit, confessional, and a whole lot of fun! Join London comedy duo Brian Luff and Georgina Sowerby for a white-knuckle ride through their very own A-Z of Sex.

A collection of the scariest stories, Creepy Pastas and pure Tales Of Horror

The third part of Brian and Georgina's A-Z of sex. In this edition, Georgina reviews a dolphin-shaped vibrator, and Brian looks at the bad carpets in readers wives' snaps.

Ninety minutes of the very best "talking bollocks" from Season One of Sowerby & Luff's Big Squeeze. Here are the funniest moments from one of iTunes' most popular comedy podcasts, with almost 2 million downloads since its launch in the summer of 2005.

Best bits from season five of The Big Squeeze: In this series, Brian and Georgina chat about online dating, splashing after-shave on your balls, a flock of sheep on the M25, a student musical called "Plague", and give out the results of a fairly pointless survey about toothbrushes. Plus, knocking down dominos, "what is the point of slugs?", "do women name their breasts?" a huge pile of bat shit in a cave, and another totally impossible edition of "What's the Question Triv".

Highlights from Season Four of Sowerby & Luff's Big Squeeze: Brian and Georgina "talk bollocks" about fossilised Labradors, what colour is your toothbrush, how stupid are pandas, the Provisional Salvation Army, porn names, body disposal, Admiral Lord Nelson, blind restaurants, money laundering, Georgina's long line of teachers, the time zones on Brian's tummy, and much, much more.

The very best "Talking Bollocks" from season three of "Sowerby & Luff's Big Squeeze". In this series, Brian and Georgina waffle about Golden Grahams, zero divided by zero, "getting to third base", eating chickens' feet, kissing with confidence, the Fifth Amendment, space simulators, laser eye surgery, girl weds dog, "folding the corner over", "What's the Question Triv", and much, much more.

Sex on Legs is a bizarre sci-fi thriller, in which former ITV sports journalist, and critically acclaimed podcaster Brian Luff takes a surreal look behind the scenes of professional sport. The book is also a thriller, a ghost story, and a hair-raising guided tour of broadcasting and TV advertising.

The fourth part of Brian and Georgina's A-Z of sex. In this edition, Brian talks about Oedipus, and Georgina gives a few pointers about "pulling back the hood".

In part two of this hilarious A-Z of sex, Brian and Georgina discuss fanny farts and giant flaps.

Who did kill Rubber Janice? When Reggie Salvadore is hired to bust an apparently innocent man out of jail, it sets off a violent and bloody chain of events. Death Bang Sexy is a comedy thriller, groaning with unexpected twists and turns, and set in the crude and seedy "Wild West" that was North London in 1978.

The sixth part of Brian and Georgina's A-Z of sex. Topics include: What's your "come face"? Plus, vibrating iPods and portable pole-dancing poles.

The fifth part of Brian and Georgina's A-Z of sex. In this edition, topics include facials, Virgin Queens, and how to get a blow job from an aubergine.

Based in the suburbs of Philadelphia, JJ and Dave bring you their takes on local and national events, as well as some helpful legal advice. Discussing a hodgepodge of topics and tackling some tough issues, the crew brings their legal opinions to you. Join us weekly to join in the conversation and for free legal pointers. Text Questions to: 855-499-2293

Set in the far future, Ration is an unflinching take on the ways society can both thrive and go wrong as pressure to survive builds. All the girls who live in the Apartments are forced to weigh their own hunger against the lives of the others living in the building. When Cynthia is wrongly accused of ordering an "A" ration, she punished by the other girls. Eventually, she is forced to leave the Apartments along with Ms. Glennoc, one of the former managers who has tormented and abused her for years.

This book is about nothing. In mathematics there's only one way for nothing to exist, but there are an infinite number of ways for there to be something. So "something" is therefore more stable than "nothing". Which means that the more cluttered the universe is, the more stable it becomes. Does this mean that clutter is good? Brian Luff sets out to prove that it does.

Ninety minutes of the very best "talking bollocks" from Season One of Sowerby & Luff's Big Squeeze. Here are the funniest moments from one of iTunes' most popular comedy podcasts, with almost 2 million downloads since its launch in the summer of 2005.

This new version of the tragedy of Electra combines the plot lines of the three great tragedians Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides with a sprinkle of Eliot, a dab of Keats, a hint of Shakespeare, an essence of the Eurythmics, Walt Whitman, Nietzsche and others. It presents a feast of blood, anger, love, fear, fateful doubt, revenge and beautiful chaos. Tim Dalgleish and Sally Luff with Carabosse Theatre Company have created a modern take on one of the most profound myths of Ancient Greece.