Ian's Gone Postal

Desperate times call for desperate measures, and with Herbert continuing his gentrification drive, the iSheep team go to a local monastery in search of salvation in the form of Scotland’s angriest monk. Elsewhere, Sarah and her boys mourn the loss of her mum, Seagull Pete makes one of his rare appearances, and Ian hits the booze with Tibletts down the local library. Ian’s Gone

The future of Dudley Moors hangs in the balance as a mysterious stranger arrives from Englandshire and brings with him the threat of…gentrification. Elsewhere, Sarah is having some serious regrets, Ian is seriously in love (again) and Two Eyes receives a lesson on the inner workings of financial market complexities. Ian’s Gone Postal was written by Graham Cameron and Ian Cowan.

Back to the future, sort of, as we return to Dudley Moors six months from where we left off (sorry for the delay). After splitting up with Sarah, Ian’s drunken hospital adventure has resulted in some unforeseen ramifications. Elsewhere, Nora and Aoibheann’s complicated relationship has gotten even more complicated-er, Andrei has somehow acquired some military grade face masks,

One of Dudley Moor’s quite literally forgotten characters is revisited, as we jump once more aboard the Seagull Pete train and ask some really important questions, such as...why? Seriously, why??! A broken past is revealed as Pete and Ron Livingston Seagull take a trip down memory lane, and a mysterious phone call drags them back into the present. Ian’s Gone Postal was written

Owing to a small covid pandemic issue presenting difficulties over studio time, this episode we bring you the mid season two outtakes and announcement jazz about upcoming episodes. The music, Ticky Tack and Vittoro, were by Blue Dot Sessions - www.sessions.blue This was a Feral Penguin Production, for more information and other podcasts please follow us on twitter at @penguinferal

After the falling off a gate incident, Ian finds himself in the worst hospital in the world and Sarah considers the future of their relationship. Elsewhere, Nora and Aoibheann’s own relationship gets a bit complicated, and Two Eyes accidentally revolutionises the world of sheep. Ian’s Gone Postal was written by Graham Cameron and Ian Cowan. Directed and produced by Graham Camer

Ian finally agrees to step up and address his and Sarah’s loss, but a ghost from the past, a pair of lycra jogging bottoms and a garden gate stand in their way. Elsewhere, Aoibheann sort of goes on a date, and Blind John is still apparently blind. Ian’s Gone Postal was written by Graham Cameron and Ian Cowan. Directed and produced by Graham Cameron. Ian was played by James Kane

Ian’s election issues continue as he tries to figure out who burned down Andrei’s takeaway and his opponent’s secret backer. Elsewhere, Sarah continues to mourn her and Ian’s loss, Tim hides behind a swan, and a mysterious man with a familiar surname arrives in town. Ian’s Gone Postal was written by Graham Cameron and Ian Cowan. Directed and produced by Graham Cameron. Ia

As Sarah attempts to deal with her miscarriage, Ian desperately tries to ignore their shared trauma and accidentally becomes embroiled in the local mayoral election. Season Two of Ian’s Gone Postal returns with the usual chaos, and a suspiciously named mayor that is not at all themed on anyone in real life…honestly…we mean it… Ian’s Gone Postal was written by Graham Camer

A day in the life of the Voice Over Person, as she deals with lockdown, her absent Aussie boyfriend and his psychotic cat that he’s donated to her. With apologies to the genuinely wonderful city that is Adelaide. Season Two is being edited at the moment and will be with everyone shortly, apologies for the wait! Ian’s Gone Postal was written by Graham Cameron and Ian Cowan. Dire