This episode, in which the host is joined by his wonderful girlfriend, features Thea Musgrave's Aurora and Rainbow and a random assortment of topics including climate change and female politicians.

In this second Christmas special, the host talks about Christmas while listening to Arcangelo Corelli's Christmas Concerto.

In this year's first Christmas special, Nikolai Korsakov's comes back to life in the form of his piece Christmas Eve Suite while the host talks about the evolutionary context of love.

In this episode, the show host fangirls over lecanemab and the very recent, very exciting Alzheimer's disease development it has brought, to the sound of Elfrida Andrée's Piano Quartet in A minor.

In this episode, the host talks about Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and how it addresses diversity and inclusion to the sound of Rui Massena's Solo album.

In this episode, the host listens to Clarke's Sonata for Viola and Piano while rumbling on about a storm of random stuff until, at the very end, being actually capable of starting a cohesive train of thought about today's desire to go back to past decades.

The host tiredly waffles on about a mishmash of topics in a very uninteresting way to the sound of Cécile Chaminade's Piano Trio No. 1.

In this episode, the host once again babbles on about his romantic endeavour and also talks about climate activism and how it is invariably ineffective, all that to the sound of Hekel Tavares's Concerto in Brazilian Forms for Piano & Orchestra No. 2. 

This episode features Emilie Mayer's Symphony No. 6 and the latest on the host's romantic endeavour. 

This episode features Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's 12 Variations on "La bergère Célimène" and 6 variations on "Hélas, j'ai perdu mon amant", as well as the host's thoughts on the consequences of Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-budget.