The last ever BBC Three Counties Best Of podcast - There's a competition over who can do the best Wogan. Meanwhile Simon cries after not being offered a sausage roll and Justin is angered by the streets
Are eggs haunted? What can we do to help our elderly callers? Who won Bake Off? This week Iain and team solve all these mysteries and more in a pursuit of the truth
Iain tries to arrange a jolly boy's outing... however there appears to be an intruder. Will Producer Kath get her way? Find out in this episode of "50 Shades of Mayhem"
NO public kissing, NO paternity leave and NOnsense. Plus Iain talks to a father who has sent his daughter to school in a mask because he's scared she'll catch Ebola
We find out about how intense plumbing really is, and Billy who told us about The Mystery of the Abbots Langley Fire Brigade helps Iain present the show on Friday morning. Also, the Boa constrictor song is remixed by some rock stars/kids
The show has a brand new catchphrase: 'If you hear a whisper give us a shout 'Producer Paul Scoins created (stole) the new catchphrase (from an old lady) and Justin takes it to the streets
Iain plays the new song from Elton John, Dave in Luton records the podcast links, he also announces his love for Mark Whats? And there's a nice dose of Je' T'aime
Iain asked some cracking questions this week including 'what's your favourite motorway', Reporter Matt Lockwood was still banging on about that heron and Iain did not speak to Mark Bego about Glen Campbell
The 'getting stuck in a lift' phone-in went where we didn't expect. And reporter Matt's concerned a giant heron might be about to get ridden in Watford
Iain has a feisty call from Darren about child support maintenance. He argues with his callers, then argues with his team. Then he argues with his callers some more and then argues with his team
Iain tries to convert a caller in to liking The Beatles. He brings you the latest on Yarl's Wood immigration centre and the granddaughter of the man who invented Ribena calls in
The team discover they have special powers. Iain offers dating advice to tall Sophie who went on a date with a small man and he invents a brand new song. Before you ask, yes, it is just as annoying as 'Christmas time lalalala'
Which weighs more a ton of feathers or a ton of bricks? It was a debate that took over the show. Also hear the call from "Steve", the P.E teacher in Luton
Homesexual parents are encoraged to adopt children but callers to Iain Lee say it's wrong. There's a serious battle over George Harrison and the team try to clear up the dirty verges in the three counties with a very catchy song
We discuss some of the rudest place names in the UK. Plus Tina Beloveth Powerful returns to the show and we receive a very sad phone call from long time listener Helen
It was a tough week, Iain cried on air over Matt in Lutons story and there was an argument over smoking in parks. Plus reporter Justin Dealey's mind was boggled by a magic trick
Iain selects ambassadors for the three counties, Melvyn (not the real one) Bragg stops by and there's confusion over a track by The Beatles. Oh and due to technical problems Iain had to record the links down the intercom
Joe Brown and Dennis in Dunstable were the hot topics this week and Iain had a feisty interview with Stephen Hall from The Barnfield Federation after complaints with the way it's being run
Cliff Richard releases his 100th album and it's all you wanted to talk about. Iain reunites two sisters-in-law live on air and finds out how you like your bananas
Iain rants about topless people in parks, finds out whether you have to be a deviant to try online dating and reporter Justin Dealey suffers a serious injury from his letterbox
Iain delivers a very sophisticated podcast this week, he'll be talking about his lallies', finding out why women don't like short men but do like SheWee's and he'll also share his experiences with UFO's
Iain plays Paul's Coins with reporter Paul Scoins (see what they did there?), he sings along to the first ever Now! compilation and has a go at the big phone-in, asking the very important question 'What have you left on the roof of your car?' And Barry from Watford
Is old people snogging in public wrong? Iain Lee wants to know what you think. We also find out what George Michael was doing lying on the M1, and what does Iain's perfect evening involve?