A Wee Natter

Join Jenny and Marc as they tackle the not-so-important issues of the day such as:

• Your favourite pancake toppings.
• How not to cook for your lover on Valentine's Day.
• Sportsball fun at the Winter Olympics.
• Brazenly nicking baked goods.
• Daft questions on social media.
• Visiting creepy, closed down places.
• Bluebird toffee... and busses!

Join Marc as he tackles the not-so-important issues of the day such as

• Upping your party trick game.
• How the Australians have managed to offend us with their new coins.
• When fandom goes so spectacularly wrong, the church intervenes.
• The Winter Olympics, touching on cheating and what event you'd create as an exhibition sport.

Join Marc as he tackles the not-so-important issues of the day such as:

• The first reviews of the new movie by Melania Trump, which then prompts the question "what are the things in life you don't recommend?".
• What the most Scottish thing you ever did was.
• How January feels so long and why we need to celebrate reaching February.
• The unexpected people nominated for a Grammy award. Milli Vanilli fans will be ecstatic!
• An idea as to how the band Toploader got their name.
• Are you brainy enough to win at the Super Shonky Sunday Quiz?
• Why dictionaries may have words spelled backwards.

Join Jenny and Marc for A Wee Natter about the not so important issues of the day. This week we touch on:

• Celebrating Burns Night in modern day Scotland.
• Your weird food stories.
• A haunted toilet.
• Busses breaking down.
• How big a fan of the Bay City Rollers you are.
• One of the worst beaches in Britain.
• Some of the most insane drivers in the UK.

Jenny and Marc take on the scary thing crab sticks looks like, make business plans for a vape shop at the top of a mountain and question how long you can wear jeans before washing them. All interspersed with an amazing soundtrack.

Jenny finds out all about the life of Acer, a cat residing at North Walsham Garden Centre.

After fans of the Sooty the Solid Radio Facebook page wrote in with their questions, we stopped by with Simone (The FC) to find out about the life and times of a certain ginger cat.

Join us for A Wee Natter about sending letters to the wrong Santa, British people that don't drink tea (we're confused as well) and how postage stamps anger Jenny.

Stop by for A Wee Natter about the not so important issues of the day! This week we kick off with your suggestions about things you wish you could see or hear from history. After sharing some of our, you share your life hacks. Does shaving foam really keep a mirror clear or just make your reflection look like Santa Claus?

The hunt for the very best mince pie to pop on your Christmas table continues with Morrisons and M&S battling for first place. As Christmas is approaching faster than we care to think about, Jenny brings up the topic of over indulging before we ask you about one of the most popular games consoles ever. Can you figure out which one we're talking about?

We end the show by finding out that Enshittification is one dictionary's word of the year. Turns out it's something we all seem to be suffering from.

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Chapter Timings:

00:00 - Intro

01:21 - Postbag

05:28 - Life Hacks

09:17 - Covers vs Originals

15:23 - The Great Mince Pie Hunt

18:46 - Looking Ahead

19:25 - Over Indulging

21:43 - Looking Ahead

22:26 - Mission Musical Freedom

25:16 - Super Shonky Sunday Quiz

31:41 - The Great Mince Pie Hunt

34:46 - Enshittification

36:31 - Goodbye!

Stop by for A Wee Natter about the not so important issues of the day! This week we kick off remembering the bangers you sung at school assembly. Off the back of scientists re-creating the voice of King Richard III after finding him in a car park, we ask what you'd want to see or hear from the past. Stick your answer in the comments!

The Great Mince Pie Hunt continues with a trip to Sainsbury's. Can they deliver a better sweet treat than Tesco? The answers then triggers a conversation about Christmas TV adverts. How are they a thing?!?

Jenny later shares a story of someone making a mistake and creating their own ring of fire before we see things off with a discussion about the controversial Jaguar rebrand.