electric sodcast

Join us for another collection of sketches. It's time to meet the notorious killer Mary Bumstead, to work off the flab with the fool Abdujaparov, to cancel that Netflix subscription, and head to the Chelmsford Civic Centre for more top-flight snooker action. And then, because it's summer, we've a timely message on drunk, half-naked-in the-High-Street Gammon Rights.
Abdujaparov Rises (0:20)
His Teeth (1:47)
Netflix (8:39)
Vet (12.18)
The Dark Side of the Pink: MURDER (13.26)
Men's Freedom Party (21.49)

The show is written by James Burton and Iain Martin, and recorded and edited in Colchester, UK and Rockville in the U.S.
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The satirical political comedy from the electric sodcast. On this perfectly run-of-the-mill, inconsequential day in British politics, Will Bellingham MP (James Burton) is kept out of harm's way with a team-building MP's regional cluster meeting from hell, while up in Westminster, his Machiavellian advisor, Irving (Iain Martin), delivers a final, decisive blow to the PM.

Including the sketches: Cybersecurity | Coldplay: Pencils | Hooompahhhh | The Dark Side of the Pink: UGLY | Someone End This Man

The satirical political comedy from the electric sodcast. Will Bellingham MP (James Burton) hopes for a quiet and pleasant day meeting with his constituents. Meanwhile his senior political advisor Irving (Iain Martin) is off for a lunch of skullduggery and pheasant roulade.

Softly-spoken toff-botherer Nicholas Quim of our Royal News Desk mops up his damp, voluminous grief and gets on with his job. His report, which was fuelled by gin, is wildly inaccurate and was cobbled together over a weekend during rare breaks in his hysterical, performative distress, with the help of our long-suffering audio producer Mina. And if he thinks he's distraught now, wait until he checks his whatsapp and learns we've fired his oily, unctuous arse.