This is Brighton Calling on Saturday 16 September 2006. After a turbulent summer we come back with the beginning of new season of monthly, longer shows. This month we start with a marriage breakdown, bad sex, finding a new woman, allow Andy to sing again, and discuss the science of masturbation.

This is Brighton Calling on 16 Aug 2006. More on the truth behind those nasty talkin' wappers. Plus body building, body piercing, and being buff and straight.

This is Brighton Calling on 15th August 2006. Here's to Da Scoop Doggy Doo Da. It's hot, it's dusty, there are people lying in the street. We answer the question, reveal the woman that men really want to sleep with, and - a world exclusive - conclusively prove why rap isn't misogynist... it's gay!

This is Brighton Calling on 4th August 2006. Fatal attraction, Oedipus, Vagina dentata, and a slapper from Hove. Hear it from the horses mouth, or in this case a Polynesian prostitute: what men really like in a woman - and how it differs by nationality.

This is Brighton Calling on 24 July 2006. What's the best way to get what you want? Ask. Since so many people asked, we thought'd we'd broadcast a summer season, short and sweet from the balcony of the old people's home Andy is currently incarcerated in. Think of it as the prologue stage of the Tour de France or pre-season of footy.

And since Brighton is currently full of 'blow ins', semi naked girls down for the season, we thought we'd talk about attraction, beautiful bodies and how to get one.

Talking of which, for those that asked, yes you can see Andy 'buff': http://www.completefitnessguide.com/

Brighton Calling has been in production for over a year now so we thought we would take a moment to reflect on 14 months of renegade PODcasting - share what happened, what worked, what didn't and what next.

We will be 'offline' - out there - for the next six weeks now, taking an old European style summer break and working on taking the show to the next level.

For now we leave you with a summary of what it was like being out there at the cutting edge of the new media, the coolest guys in the upper side of south west Brighton - the freaks, the geeks, the girls, the guns, the mistakes and most crucially what it is that makes a PODcast successful.

Part 4: Promiscuity, monogamy & infidelity. What is the secret to keeping your partner happy?

Part 3: Anal sex for beginners. This week we come at the issue of sex and intimacy from a whole different angle.

Part 2: From circumcision to the female ejaculation. We enquire into the metaphysical distinction between sex and intimacy, and the very real question of which is the most intimate - a kiss or a blowjob? From circumcision - good or bad? - to the female ejaculation, more thoughts on those things they don't teach you at school. 

Part 1: The preamble - masturbation nation. As hoards of people arrive in Brighton for the May bank holiday dirty weekend, our Deputy Prime Minister is found to be banging his secretary, and John Osborn's diaries make a case study of the paradoxical British state of sexual obsession and repression, we set off on a journey to discover what good sex really is. 

This is Brighton Calling... What are you running from?

This is Brighton Calling on Friday 14 April 2006. Skateboadring, summer, music and lost love. All the thinsg spring make you think about...

This is Brighton Calling on Wed 5 April 2006. Dog days are here on Brighton beach: dogging, Stan Collymore, funny fil-ems and, yes, existential angst. Read on...

This is Brighton Calling on 28 March 2006. As the government mutters about pushing ladmags onto the top shelf we look at how the brave new face of journalism became the sorry thing it is today - and how Marilyn Manson may well be at the heart of the backlash.

This is Brighton Calling on 23 March 2006. Don't think, just say it... What was your favourite year... and why? We delve into the moments.

This is Brighton Calling on 14 Mar 2006. Part 2 of our series on the midlife passage. Andy talks about how he went from celebrity journalist to psychotherapist; a gradual process of discovery as oppose sudden change.

Steering the midlife passage, part 1. First in a series of programmes looking at what Dante called 'Falling off the path into the darkness'. Ridiculed in the west, but seen as a vital rite of passage in every other culture, we look at what it takes to steer a course to contentment in our mad, mad world...

Anthony Lamble is one of the UKs most prolific theatre set designers. In this interview he explains the process of designing, creating and building a theatre set - and why he does it. This conversation occurred in the New Ambassadors Theatre in London just before the final dress rehearsal of "Someone Who'll Watch Over Me", hence the whispering and occasional bang. "Someone Who'll Watch Over Me" was written by Frank McGuinnes and has been nominated for the 2006 Olivier Awards.

This is Brighton Calling on Friday 3 February 2006. How do you survive the bleak reality that is February... in fact what is reality?

21st Century Voices: the first in an occasional series of conversations with people about living in the 21st century. The first interview is with Sarah... touching, beautiful, funny and defiant.

This is Brighton Calling on Friday 19 January 2006. Where have all the heroes gone? Loners, oustiders and rebels, plus the toxic culture of victims - a pre-amble to the coming of the man in black.

This is Brighton Calling on Friday 13th January 2006. Big Brother deconstructed. Geeks, freaks, fags & slags, or crucial social phenomena? Plus Andy finally admits his love for another man.

Hope, despair, and what to do next. In the cold light of January, after the party, and with the music turned down we turn to the question of the future. Recorded as the choir sings gently and the sun goes down.

Brighton calling will be switching to a Saturday in 2006. Thanks to all of you who participated in 2005: After a stuttering start we saw strong audience growth in the second six months, and go into the new year with a sense of verve and purpose. The first show of the new year will be with you at the weekend and watch out for some new shows and content.

As a taster here's something to listen to meanwhile - an up-until-now unreleased re-mix of SAY I LOVE YOU from the Brighton gothic enigma that is Christopher Rye.

(Copyright: This song is released under a Creative Commons license, meaning you are free to keep it, play it, or pass it on - but not to alter it or use it for any commercial pupose. Details of the licence can be found at: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/)

This is Brighton Calling on Tuesday 20 December 2005. The last show of the year. We walk through the streets of Sodom and Gommorah in search of music worth listening to. Happy Christmas, war is everywhere!

This is Brighton Calling on Monday 12 Dec 2005. It's Christmas, and as fights break out across the land over X-Boxes, we step through the drunken bodies of binge drunk office party casualties, pass ladies shreaking, toss the Sugar Babes CD towards the sea, and look at what people are really listening to...

This is Brighton Calling on Monday 5 Dec 2005. The re-emergence of romantic English gothic music. From The Cure to Only - we explore the glorious legacy of a troubled English soul.