Social Moths

The Social Moths are back together in the same room, and things unravel almost immediately. Lindsay, Amy and Harriet get into questionable hairstyles, Vinted finds, unfortunate toilet emergencies and whether Lindsay might secretly have psychic abilities. There’s ghost school, haunted Edinburgh bedrooms, comedy confidence, the chaos of kids going back to school and a listener dilemma about setting boundaries with relatives who keep turning up uninvited. Plus, we learn that sometimes the ...

This week on Social Moths, the gang reunite after Edinburgh Fringe to celebrate Harriet's award-winning run, discuss the highs and lows of festival life, and share stories from a month of comedy chaos. From suspicious towels and biblical sandwiches to internet trolls, rogue prams, and filming a no-budget sitcom in a charity shop, it's a classic catch-up packed with laughs, nonsense and friendship. Plus, Harriet reveals her exciting TV news, Amy celebrates three years sober, and Lindsay reflec...

With the Moths away at the Fringe and a technical mishap leaving us an episode short, Producer Rich has been let loose on the archives. This week, we're bringing you The Pre-Chat Chat - the completely unfiltered conversations that happen before each episode officially starts. Expect pregnancy confessions, cinema disasters, dating etiquette, broken dildos, questionable parenting, dry elbows, itchy nipples, caffeinated birdbaths and the story of Harriet drinking a cool pack as a child. Basicall...

This week on Social Moths, Amy, Harriet and Lindsay are back with another episode that somehow takes us from romantic weddings to aggressive seagulls and everything in between. There are roller derby memories, disastrous marriage proposals, haunted holiday homes, questionable sporting achievements and the story of a wedding featuring a £12 gong. Plus, Amy discovers the joy of performing stand-up with a stick of celery when the microphone stops working. The girls also tackle school holid...

This week on Social Moths, Harriet's obsession with fairy fantasy books reaches new levels, Amy becomes addicted to picking blackberries in her nightie, and Lindsay attempts the world's least convincing luxury food advert. There's talk of Brummie accents, talking swans, badgers with unusual eating habits, shopping disasters, colourful berets, and why a swollen elbow apparently changed someone's life forever. As always, expect plenty of laughs, ridiculous stories and the kind of conversations ...