Phil and Harry are joined by Charlie Sykes to discuss emotional breakdowns, the pros and cons of being direct, and regulating the internet.  

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Today, Harry and Phil talk about the French National anthem, dubious music lyrics, meme culture, post-structuralism (again!)... and (eventually) the sheer bliss of heated floors.

It's another special guest episode! Today, Harry and Phil are joined by Phil's brother Elliot Stewart. Together, they talk about imagination, acting, self-belief, post-structuralism and Hitler.

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Today, Harry and Phil talk - and sing(!) - about the excitement of new beginnings and the importance of finding ways to stay enthusiastic and focussed on your current project. Harry fails at this last one.

Harry and Phil are joined by a special guest this week - the all-round Welsh genius Tony Fyler. Together they talk about going to silent discos, seating at gigs, and the musical version of Lord of the Rings.

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Today, Harry talks about ASMR and cat-calling, and Phil rants on about how the internet and social media is a bad thing. Again.

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In a coastal town far far away....
Harry and Phil rebel against the system by continuing to talk on the same subject for two episodes. As well as video games, board games and improv, Phil rambles on about exercise, while Harry secretly proves to be a total and utter genius.
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Today, Harry and Phil talk about work and bodily functions, and totally forget to talk about the subject in hand.

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Today, Phil talks about crashing his car, while Harry rambles on about the NHS, Tintin and emPHAsis.

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This episode, Harry gives an impassioned speech about international ethnic diversity while Phil talks about improv, and tries to convince himself that it's ok to be bad at stuff. Therapy all round!