Seven2Ten

This week, Jake talks to FM104's "Dublin's Funniest Person" finalist, member of Humourisms, stand-up comedian and video game God, Kevin Lockard. They talk about accents, video games and the vocation of comedy. Follow Kevin on Twitter (KevinDollarSign) and get more info at http://www.kevinlockard.com and http://www.humourisms.com.

This week we talk to Humourisms member and stand-up comedian David Reilly about board games, wrestling and the addiction of stand-up comedy. You can find David at www.humourisms.com.

In this week's Seven 2 Ten, Christian talks to Belfast based comedian, broadcaster and promoter Graeme Watson about how he started in the Belfast comedy scene, Find Me the Funny and the importance of being allowed to fail.

This week, Jake talks to Conor O'Toole. Conor is a member of www.humourisms.com and the MC of the Death of Comedy, a monthly comedy club held in Dublin's Workman's Club. He's written two shows for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and is currently writing a third called "The Funeral of Conor O'Toole". He's also plays the lead role as Conor Shaw in RTE's Storyland series "Student/Teacher".

This week Jake and Christian talk to veteran Dublin comedian Robbie Bonham about his forthcoming Edinburgh Fringe show "Cartoon Character".

In our second podcast, we talk to comedian, cartoonist and Twitter addict, Maria Boyle (or @TwistedLilKitty as she's known on Twitter). Maria started doing stand-up about a year ago and since then has gigged regularly in Dublin and further afield. She creates alternative greetings cards that can be bought at www.redbubble.com/people/twisteddoodles and can be found on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TwistedLilDoodles.

In our first podcast, Christian Talbot talks to Damon Blake and George Fox about their website Humourisms, starting out in stand-up comedy, Crispy Creme doughnuts and Damon's involvement with RTE's Storyland production "Student/Teacher".