Back again answering the questions you've always wanted to ask such as, 'how does a kangeroo's junk work?', 'What would Hitler wear if he was on Radio 4?' and 'How big can a Christmas wreath get before it becomes a hedge stuck to a front door?'. Enjoy. x

The internationally acclaimed no.1 podcast from the heart of the world that is Bury St Edmunds is back one again to tease your eardrums with more vital ponderments

And,  truth be told, we did video this week's edition but we both agreed we looked too shite, but next time we will hit you in full technicolour, promise. Enjoy. x

The self-proclaimed internationally acclaimed top podcast from Bury St Edmunds is back with more pointless twatterings. This week's fascinating and crucial topics include accidentally waving at a stranger and being gas-lit by Alexa. Enjoy. x 

Join us as Kirsty dons her crotchless leather catsuit while her and Rebecca ponder the important issues of life such as what the right amount of whelm is and whether Celine Dion is the key to the origins of the universe. Enjoy. x

We're back twattering on with 'useful' tips on, amongst other things, how to reverse bad luck by spitting on your shoe and what to do when you find a neighbours underpants on the pavement. Enjoy. x 

We're back twattering on with 'useful' tips on, amongst other things, how to reverse bad luck by spitting on your shoe and what to do when you find a neighbours underpants on the pavement. Enjoy. x 

Kirsty and Rebecca are back again talking nonsense about the weird, the wonderful and everything in-between.  This week's idiotic banter (when Kirsty's not distracted by the squirrel outside) includes tales of obese hedgehogs, Welsh a-roads and shoe-horn haircuts. Enjoy.

Finally we're back from a *very* long hiatus with a chat about Kirsty's memory loss 'journey' alongside some rambling nonsense about parrots and pubes. We missed you. Enjoy. xx

Good to be back from gardening leave, touching on all the hard-hitting subjects, from 4ft phalluces to twizzling knobs and bringing back all the old favourites from Rebecca's crevice with cows on flumes to flying fish cakes and deers in thruples. Enjoy.

Coming back, guns fully, (or at least semi) cocked with Poland being terrified by the most mysterious of creatures, the croissant. Also featuring a smattering of the Gates splitting up, dishwashers playing hide and seek, tired thieves in the night and strangers waking you up to tell you they're hungry. Enjoy. x