Iain shares a story of delirious public affection to strangers who nursed him back to health before spitting vile about the curse of the nit merry-go-round. John declares his perfect health before contradicting himself with several examples of his harrowing experiences will illness.

Spoiler: getting ill doesn’t make you a dickhead, though hopefully in the future we’ll be more mindful of not spreading it! Take care everyone.

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Bad smells, drunken behaviour and evaluating weekends are amongst the workplace dickheadery that Iain and John explore in this episode. Plus, Iain uses mushroom preparation in defence of what John perceives to be teaspoon-related crimes.

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When does a mistake become dickheadery? Iain poses a big question with his tale of broadcasting an 11-year old’s confinement to a child’s swing. What do you think? #dickhead or #dickheadiain? Plus, John shares his approach to self-therapy for his expensive and excruciatingly unprofessional mistakes!

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What type of drunk are you? Iain and John overshare their misdemeanours with drunken dickheadery. We discuss the difference between Hemingway, Mary Poppins, The Nutty Professor and the dastardly Mr Hyde.

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In this episode John and Iain get down with the kids as they discuss how parents and carers can reduce their dickheadery when it comes to let younger ones loose on the internet to wade through all of the unfiltered shit on YouTube.

This is particularly pertinent during the Covid-19 lockdown as kids are left to their own devices where they are subjected to the risk of online grooming, yet we still find time to learn about Iain’s dog masseuse tips.

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John and Iain are on dangerous ground as they consider crimes of dickheadery they’ve committed in their relationships as a basis for supporting everyone get through the Covid -19 lockdown happy and healthy.

Warning: this episode contains discussion around coercive control and relationship abuse that some listeners might find distressing, whilst hopefully some could find it helpful.

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As the nation adapts to the Covid-19 pandemic, John and Iain reflect on the actions of Covidiots and what we can do to stop ourselves succumbing to our Covidickhead urges.

Plus we discuss what makes for a superb example of dickheadery. 

Disclaimer: we’ve subsequently realised that Iain’s kitchen roll advice would be bad for your plumbing.

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John and Iain explain the principles of the DBAD movement, swap stories and discuss what a dickhead and dickheadery mean to them.

Recorded in the UK midst lockdown of the Covid-10 pandemic.

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