Boogie In The Morning

Comedian Tiff Stevenson talk about being back at the Fringe, the end of Mock the Week and has 30 seconds to take on the 'Sell Me the Show' challenge.

Comedian and presenter James Barr has 30 seconds to tell us all about his Fringe show. But there's a twist... Can he complete our 'Sell Me the Show' challenge.

Comedian and impressionist Matt Forde takes on the 'Sell Me the Show' challenge and does a great impression of Labour MSP Anas Sarwar.

Comedian Hal Cruttenden has 30 seconds to 'Sell Me the Show' at this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

We managed to track own the owner of the an old autograph book found at Forth House. We called Taylor McGibbon to reunite her with her autograph book signed by the likes of Hear'Say, Busted, Westlife and A1... But we had a little surprise for her as well...

Playing the latest round of the £2K Minute was Niamh from Livingston. She was unsure about the largest country in Africa but took a gamble that paid out £2,000.

Simon form Broxburn was the latest contestant to take on the £2K Minute. He managed to get 9 out of 9 but a question about Adele's middle name stumped him.

In your job - if you could say to your customer or clients "gonnae not dae that" What would it be?" We heard from Amanda who runs a snack van, Lauren the lifeguard and an anonymous A&E nurse who used the word "orifices"...

Marty played a (minor) role in the Brits Award last night. But no matter how big or small of a role you played, I'm sure you were all integral to some of the biggest moments!

None of the questions got past football goalie Alex from Livingston. He managed to answer all 10 questions correctly in 60 seconds. Here's the moment he won. Would you have got 10 out of 10?

After someone mistook a garden hose for a snake, we asked you to fill in the blanks..."I thought it was a _________ but it turns out it was actually a __________ ". Goats, potpourri and dogs on heat mistaken for something else...

Our favourite moments and favourite songs from 2021. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Boogie, Arlene & Marty. x

Boogie and Arlene took on the multi-million dollar app Shazam, to see who could identify the the song quicker. However, the contest wasn't so much about beating the app, more about beating each other!

17-year-old Paige Dougall from Kirkcaldy has stage 4 Ewing Sarcoma, a rare form of bone/tissue cancer. She chatted to us about her cancer journey and the song she wrote and recorded with Ella Henderson.

This morning Arlene revealed to Boogie and Marty that she had made a purchase yesterday. She said it was a "game-changer" and "don't knock it until you've tried it". It comes with a long handle...

After struggling to find a co-host to cover for Boogie on his day off, Edinburgh singer/songwriter Callum Beattie came to the rescue. He co-hosted with Arlene and Marty for the day. He talked about his recent tour, the weird gifts he gets from fans, why keeps stripping off on Instagram, the Christmas song he has written and we called some unsuspecting fans.

Erin played a blinder and managed to correctly answer 10 questions in 60 seconds. She became the second winner of the WEEK after Steven won on Tuesday.

Steven became the latest winner of the £2K Minute. Would you have scored 10 out of 10 with these questions?

A man is taking part in a charity challenge where he is visiting some of the UK's rudest place names. He's coming to our patch and taking in places like Cockburnspath, Cockenzie and Dick Place... But some of the other places he is visiting are way ruder!

Boogie had a sad animal story for us this morning. A little boy adopted a pet caterpillar. He fed and nurtured it until it became a butterfly. When the time came Mum encouraged him to release the butterfly in the wild. What happened next…?