This week we take a break from the very in-depth discussions we normally have (!) and instead answer random questions which send us on a conversational journey from Descartes to floating ribs to accidental sexting and cakes that provide their own fluids.

Rebecca and Kirsty take a 'stroll' through the good and bad that make up social media; including Kirsty's relief that you're no longer shown actual holiday photos but instead can click 'like' and pretend to have seen them,  the horror that is the 'friendaversary' and Rebecca's worry that if she ever goes missing she'll never be found as all her heavily filtered photos look nothing like her .

Kirsty and Rebecca twatter on about the films that excite us, scare us, stay with us, make you laugh and cry and how zombies don't care if you wet yourself. Also includes an uncanny, if disturbing, Morgan Freeman impression. Enjoy.

In possibly the most ill-informed podcast ever, Rebecca and Kirsty explore The future and their futures. Topics (poorly) covered include potato teleportation, not allowing robots to see the film Terminator and whether Kirsty's mispronunciation of 'everything' will ever change.

...with a healthy side-helping of roast potatoes. Kirsty and Rebecca discuss the wonderful world of supermarkets, covering such weighty issues as basket Vs trolley, over-optimistic fruit-buying and what to do when you've already said hello to an acquaintance in the first aisle and meet up again in aisle 8.

From spiders to public speaking to waving at someone who doesn’t know you, we talk about everything that gives us the willies.

What makes you happy? Turns out everything that brings Kirsty joy revolves around her bum. Rebecca tries to bring Aristotle in to the equation but fails miserably.

We thought we’d start at the end - death. Having both had close first hand experience of bereavement we wanted to begin by talking about the untalkable in hopefully an uplifting, occasionally hilarious and real way.

But don’t feel like you have to join us here, if you want something a little less weighty then jump right on in with happiness, we’ll join you there.

Just a quick (and very unprofessional) welcome and hello from Kirsty and Rebecca.