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Jack Hacksaw
19 Nov 17 15:19
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I want to download some programmes/Podcasts onto my phone to listen to as and when.

Just having a quick look and there are loads of comedy programmes.  Can anyone give some recommendations?

I have been listening to the News Quiz...

Also, is there any way of downloading series - I can only work out how to download individual programmes.

Not comedy, but I have been listening to 50 Things That Made the Economy.  Very well made and very interesting.

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saddo
When: 19 Nov 17 16:46
The comedy on the BBC is mainly anti Trump anti Brexit jack. If you don't fit the type, you don't get on.
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Mr Spock
When: 19 Nov 17 17:24
Just watched the clips from the Asian Comedy network on the iplayer, dont think I even raised a grin but to be fair and impartial Micheal McIntyre has the same effect.
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Jack Hacksaw
When: 19 Nov 17 18:29
Saddo, I realise the BBC agenda, but know of no other options.

Always open to non-BBC suggestions.
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Mc Moonbeam
When: 19 Nov 17 18:30
BBC haven't done comedy since Only fools & Horses !
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saddo
When: 19 Nov 17 18:54
I have retreated to watching Family Guy if I want a laugh, jack.
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mad mad moon
When: 19 Nov 17 19:30
I have a long journey to and from work, so listen to a lot of radio.
Easiest way is to download progs via the BBC Radio App, especially Radio 4 extra.
You can go back a month, and there's loads of comedies old and new, as well as plays
and historical/scientific stuff, some good some bad.
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Jack Hacksaw
When: 20 Nov 17 09:50
I have been using the BBC Radio App.  Problem is there is so much material.

Can't work out if I can download a whole series at once.  Or, automatically download once a new programme is available.

You'd think it would be a simple thing.
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