Geoff's Unknown Pleasures

As the final curtain falls, Geoff and Annabel are joined by Chris Hewitt and Minu; we also have live music with Nerina Pallot - as well as a live studio audience! Plus, we check in with Geoff's Dad, Paloma Faith and Craig Cash on the phone AND we have goodbye messages from friends of the show. It's time to say farewell, but as they say, one door closes...another opens.

On tonight's programme, the last ever 'Will It Flush?' featuring Annabel, a toilet and some falafel. Plus, as always Annabel's All Star Postbag is bulging with letters, this week from Pamela Anderson, Nicola Sturgeon and Putin.

Geoff speaks to Edinburgh award nominee about her character 'Dave' and some of the tricks behind the creation.

On tonight's programme, Annabel reads letters from her All Star Post Bag and Geoff reminisces about the first Red Nose Day

On tonight's programme, Annabel campaigns to create, quite possibly, the world's most amazing roller coaster and we're joined by writer, Will Smith, in to help Annabel fill our Time Capsule for the people of 3017

Geoff speaks to comedian and actor Simon Bird about his new play and his efforts to stop being typecast as 'briefcase types'.

Geoff speaks to Harvard Professor, Michael Puett about his book 'The Path', which gives examples of how ancient, Chinese wisdom can be applied to modern life.

On tonight's programme, Annabel's All Star Postbag is BULGING once again with letters from the likes of George Osborne, Angela Merkel and Sir Patrick Stewart. We also revisit our Dead Dogs Memorial Wall, by adding four more plaques. Plus, our Record of the Week artist, Paperface, joins us in the studio for a chat and to play his track, 'Idiot'.

On tonight's programme, Inbetweeners star Simon Bird is back to talk about his new play 'The Philanthropist', as well as talking about his favourite swimming techniques and who his character, Will, would stay friends with later in life! Also this evening, Annabel campaigns for equal rights between pigeons and doves, which as it turns out, requires a lot of grey dye.

On tonight's programme, find out the new lyrics to Happy Birthday, courtesy of Annabel, it includes wonderful new lines such as 'Oh look how you grew'. We're also joined by Professor Michael Puett to find out more about ancient Chinese philosophies and his book - 'The Path'.

Comedian Jack Rooke will talk to Geoff about his show 'Good Grief' , biscuit addictions, big hair and happiness.

Geoff talks to Neil Woods - The undercover cop who abandoned the war on drugs talks to Geoff about his book 'Good Cop, Bad War'.

On tonight's programme, we re-visit an old feature, Annabel reads letters from her All Star Post Bag and Annabel sits her weekly Beatles exam

On tonight's programme, Annabel takes on the traffic lights, Geoff talks Crufts and we're joined by comedian Jarred Christmas, in to help fill our Time Capsule for the people of 3017

On tonight's programme, Annabel tells us what to think about Samuel L Jackson and Loose Women and Geoff speaks to Chris Hewitt about What to Watch this weekend

On tonight's show, Annabel tries to spice up the budget and Geoff speaks to comedian Jack Rooke about his touring show, Good Grief

On tonight's programme, Annabel campaigns to create the tallest building in the world and Geoff speaks to ex-undercover cop, Neil Woods about his new book, 'Good Cop, Bad War'

A chat of epic proportions with Geoff Tim Key, all bases are covered and some beard talk thrown in for good measure too.

In the post truth era of fake news, Geoff speaks to Will Moy of Full Fact, who make it their business to sort the fake from our news.

On tonight's programme, Annabel reads stories from her weekly All Star Post Bag, we're joined by our Record of the Week, The Boy Least Likely To and we re-call one of our favourite old features