Episode list

Zeb Purcell's brand new show, A FISTFUL OF FREE SPEECH, kicks off with a bang as Zeb interviews [name redacted], a controversial men's rights activist. But when tensions escalate and a joke crosses the line, is the podcast headed for disaster before it even gets off the ground...?

Zeb sits down with his ex, Rosie Lovecock, an OnlyFans star who isn't shy about doing sex stuff on camera. But when an embarrassing secret from Zeb's past slips out, will it drive her away or reignite old flames? Maybe things will get heated in more ways than one.

Zeb chats to Dr Diane Stewart, the disgraced former host of Family Footprints, who was sacked for her racist and inflammatory comments. After explaining herself, she reveals that she has prepared Zeb's family history - and the results are shocking.

Zeb faces off with Clint Montgomery, the leader of Just Stop Oil and a professional nuisance. When Clint pulls a reckless stunt mid-podcast, it's up to Zeb to save the show from disaster. Can he keep the chaos under control, or will he do something he might regret?

Zeb welcomes Francesca Townes, a Conservative MP who recently came under scrutiny for liking a Swedish neo-Nazi tweet. When Zeb presses her on her true beliefs, the interview spirals into a jaw-dropping confession that will surely shake the political world.

Zeb apologises for any hurt caused by his most recent scandal. Then we hear the stories of people from his past who were affected by his bad behaviour, including an ex-girlfriend, an old colleague, and an unexpected guest who turns his life upside down.

Zeb takes on Reverend Otto Ferguson, a self-proclaimed gay conversion therapist. But Zeb isn't convinced this guy's telling the whole truth, and he's got a watertight plan to test this guy's claims. This time it's personal, and Zeb isn't holding back.

Zeb teams up with Paul Smith from Sovereign Ciders to announce the launch of their brand-new beer, the Zebweiser. But as excitement brews and tensions rise, it soon becomes clear that their shiny new partnership might be squished before it even has a chance to bloom.

Moments before they start, Zeb gets a call from his estranged mum, wanting to reconcile live on air. As they wait for her to arrive, Zeb opens up about his childhood, from his strange upbringing to the heartbreaking day his parents left him to join a cult.

After last week's emotional bombshell, Zeb is clearly not himself. When his interview with the controversial Twitch streamer ThunderNoob69 begins to spiral out of control, tensions rise, and the atmosphere becomes dangerously unpredictable.

Zeb and Steph are back with a special live edition of A FISTFUL OF FREE SPEECH supporting Comic Relief. But with the BBC handling all the tech setup, will everything go smoothly - and most importantly, will Zeb be able to successfully promote his new book?

Zeb is contractually obliged to produce at least two episodes of A FISTFUL OF FREE SPEECH a year, so to mark Armed Forces Day, he interviews Corporal Robert Smith, a proud Falklands veteran. After hearing about his time in the war, Zeb offers some advice on how to spice up the corporal's rather dull delivery - let's just hope the battle-hardened war hero doesn't take it the wrong way.