The team at Can I Just Say join together to say a huge congratulations not only to Dean, but also the splendid cast of Glasgow’s amateur Les Mis. Join us for the finale ep as we call for increased funding for whimsy, condemn a brand new enemy of the pod and say goodbye for now. How much bigger can we get? Next year - Obama!

It’s a double stuffing of episodes this week and so much to take in as Jordan ends toxic masculinity, our least favourite prop comic Mike Souter returns and the Can I Just Say Team once again plead with the candidates to know their Scottish history, particularly vis a vis men in skirts.

Thank you Margaret! TV selling this week, Mia’s favourite task at least - our names are Gemma, Siobhain and Stu by the way - and we’re back on the mic to discuss dress down Sugar, miracle gloves and Maximum English.

It’s a double stuffing and no treat this week as we unexpectedly hear all about Melica’s GCSE in drama and welcome back Levi Roots to the sauce conversation. Listeners can play along with the now weekly segment ‘did you know this person is absolutely jacked’, as we come to terms with one of the candidates having a secret mahogany tan and back muscles.

Kaching! It’s double stuffing week on the Apprentice, so the CIJS team are here to say RIP to the tall confirmed shagger that we all know quite highly about and Ciao to the young Italiano bambino with a simple dream of greater childhood financial literacy.

The CIJS gang have been called away on urgent business: to jump on the mic to discuss corporate away day week. Amongst other burning questions we ask what is the best way to celebrate 14 years of Vodaphone? Do we prefer green or black olives? and would Bami be able to dress appropriately for the Türkiye heat? All that and more on this week’s ep

The Can I Just Say team are face to face with a historic enemy of the pod this week (that listeners all know quite highly about). Meanwhile the Apprentice candidates try to inject a bit of bloody kindness back into Easter with help from a Russian-American man who is watching you from space.

It’s tomatoes v potatoes this week on the Apprentice as we enjoy a historic flame-out by Nadz. Join the CIJS team as we get emotional watching a rarely-seen legitimate business success and a beautiful throwback to the Old Country courtesy of the good people at Zizzi.

Additional viewing: Neville Southall has a pop at Michael Owen

It’s time for the iconic episode where Apprentice candidates run around a town with a paper map ripping rhubarb out of Shakespearean soil, so enjoy listeners as we once again call for dignity and say a fond farewell to Carlo.

Can I Just Say is just about back to its regularly scheduled programming after the great Spotify curse and thank GOD given the episode we were handed by the business gods this week. ALL THREE reconvene to have a wide-ranging discussion taking in Abba Voyage, Amy Ansell and Tracey Beaker but really we couldn’t stop talking about the newest entry into the Apprentice character canon: BAMI. Enjoy.