Ahoy! Ollie is back from a weekend's cruising to Bruges with Jamie and Katie. Plus, there's been much manual labour in the garden!

It's hiatus no more. Ollie is back, catching-up and filling you in on the last few weeks. How many trips to a garden centre do you count in this episode?! From horticulture to barbecues, a budgerigar and the sad news of Dolly Parton, Ollie is back and reunited with you all.

Whatever happened to the Commonwealth Games? Have you ever heard of a yoga wedge? How many garden centres did Ollie go to this week? This week's episode has all of these and more!

It's been a rocky start to the week including a catastrophic washing machine saga, but at least last week offered some highlights - including Ollie's first barbecue at his humble abode.

Reality strikes this week, with a busy week of work and the abrupt end in England's pursuit for World Cup victory. Nonetheless, Ollie sees exciting opportunities for the book and had a lovely time at RHS Rosemoor.

It's been a very busy and exciting week - from art shows to garden centres, Fortnum's to football matches. This week, Ollie has been there and done it all, and had a wonderful time in the process. Including meeting with a few very special people! 

It's been a tough week for Ollie but with a better ending. Catch-up on the latest football chit-chat, a trip to London, and a joyous day with Richard, Frankie and Flora. All with PRIDE 🌈

Ollie is on the mend following a very hot week. With tales of the heatwave and waiting room observations, and the very sad news of the death of Dame Penelope Keith. 

We'll talk about a week that didn't quite go to plan! Despite the soaring temperatures, join Ollie for some first-class thoughts, a catch-up on last week's highlights, and a rather different end to the week than anticipated!

What an incredible week it has been. So many wonderful things to catch-up on, as well as a take from Ollie on current affairs. It's also worth noting for the avoidance of doubt that this episode is not sponsored by Fortnum & Mason - but arrangements can always be explored (please!).