Great podcast, you guys are taking back America one download at a time

? The real britpod that took over iTunes top charts back when it came on a cd

podcast ever to subscribe too! beware not to operate heavy machinery while listening, you will hyperventilate and cry from laughing so hard.

This podcast is a MUST for anyone with a sense of humor!

Nothing like a good podcast from the mother country. Just another satisfied American who likes the Brits.

The few one star ratings are obviously from people who would rather have their "comedy" sound more like every other "comedy show." Good for them... I'm sure there is plenty of Dane Cook available through itunes. For everyone else who appreciates hearing some witty guys riff on today's idiotic pop culture, politics, and just about everything else (including the EU), this podcast is a breath of fresh air.

This is the greatest thing ever. It could be broadcasted at a faster pace but i'm sure they have stuff to do, I just can't wait for the next episode as soon as i'm done listening to one of them. i relisten to the episodes all the time. FANTASTIC......also 3 years later they're still kicking a*s

Britpod is back, and I am very excited. This podcast is incredibly funny, and has been gone for too long very glad for episode 71

Fans of "Jim Breuer Unleashed" on Sirius Radio will appreciate this show. If you look past the surface, i.e: the often purile and occasionally childishly presented subject mater, you'll find an often surprisingly poingiant podcast filled with interesting debate and counterpoints to opinion, as well as a lot of stories about the removal of male anatomy sent in by listeners. A core group of subscribers writes in regularly with interesting news articles they've come across, and as the episodes progress one can see the relationship between hosts and subscribers develop. Back episodes are available for download from the BritPod website, and are worth listening to, as although the audio quality of the first few episodes is poor, one can really get a sense of the evolution of the show by starting with episode one. Early episodes feature some quite excellent appearances from "Pants Mandolin" - a somewhat eclectic band, the best song of which features a man's unrequited love for a girl who works in a drive through restaurant. Oh, and excellent drinking games have developed from this podcast. The phrase "The Power Of My Telepathic Mind" is now for me forever associated with hangovers. The episodes are funny when listened to again. I mow my lawn while listening - the motor drowns out my snickers. As Joel McHale of "The Soup" would say, "Pleased to enjoy..."

Never have I heard so much talk of c*c* and cussing. Brilliant, Luverly, and Brilliant