In this episode Millennial Award-winning broadcaster Andy Churnwell sings the praises of Tory MP Grant Shapps; chats to Tim from Bristol, whom he quickly puts on his enemies list; gets the lowdown from Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien, who loves chunky riffs; berates an American Millennial director; and grills Braincase Rob on the whereabouts of Braincase Jason.

Plus: music from Residual Heat and Chode!

In this episode award-winning broadcaster Andy Churnwell chats to his good friend D-Law (Dominic Lawson) about their new book, Home County Rambles, which critics have reviewed rather unfavourably; receives a series of nuisance calls; discovers his Scottish heritage; and chats to the Braincase boys about their latest business ventures.

Music from Minty Clinch, Tannoy and Braincase Rob.

In this episode award-winning broadcaster Andy Churnwell campaigns for a hard Brexit and takes calls from cat killer Barry from Swindon and actor Sean Bean. He also chats to Grant Shapps and the boys from Braincase Films.

Music from Braincase Rob.

In this episode award-winning broadcaster Andy Churnwell campaigns for a hard Brexit and takes calls from cat killer Barry from Swindon and actor Sean Bean. He also chats to Grant Shapps and the boys from Braincase Films. Music from Braincase Rob.

In this special Christmas edition of the podcast, Andy Churnwell rants about Paul Hollywood; chats to his ex-wife's new lover, Steve, a man who Andy believes looks like Paul Hollywood; falls out, again, with his best pal Dominic Lawson (D-Law); discusses Brexit with Dominic Raab MP; and endure a conversation with his new employers, Braincase Films, who call live from their trendy Christmas party. Plus, there is music from '70s rockers Chode and Sexy Geordie with Die Weltenbummler.

In this episode Sean Bean rings in (again), this time to discuss his vision for a northern James Bond, AKA Jim Bond; Andy upsets his good friend, the columnist Dominic Lawson; the bloke who played the Hofmeister bear brags about his past sexual conquests; and the Braincase boys are back to discuss Robbie Fowler, yoga and Mutya.

Plus, there's music from Roland Cloth and Buck Truckman.

In this episode Andy speaks to actor Sean Bean, who's recently launched his own brand of baked bean pies; discusses service stations with goalie legend David James; hears from Leeds-based rapper and social worker MC Fushigi; placates confused Tommy Robinson supporters; addresses accusations of his sexual deviancy; chats to a real money saving expert; and welcomes back Rob and Jason of Braincase Films, who talk about their plans to sue the NHS.

Plus, there's music from B-Shaun Freeze, Savon Luxe, Steve Warren and En Vigor.

In the first episode host Andy Churnwell speaks to a lovely lady called Mary; offers his thoughts on the new Andy Pandy reboot, which stars James Corden; chats to entrepreneurs Jason and Rob of Braincase Films; discusses cockney singer Roland Cloth with Roland’s son; grills Tory MP Michael Nabb, who has taken to living in a lay-by in his mondeo; talks celebgosstainment with Julia Preston-Leigh; and tackles the Israel-Palestine conflict with footballer Gareth Southgate.

Plus, there’s music from Chode, Mick Bluff & The Fuzz, Fuzzy Logic, Melange and Menz All Rite.

A phone-in radio show hosted by the award-winning broadcaster Andy Churnwell. His niche: entertaining listeners with his middle class white straight male take on politics and current affairs.

In this episode Sean Bean rings in (again), this time to discuss his vision for a northern James Bond, AKA Jim Bond; Andy upsets his good friend, the columnist Dominic Lawson; the bloke who played the Hofmeister bear brags about his past sexual conquests; and the Braincase boys are back to discuss Robbie Fowler, yoga and Mutya.

Plus, there's music from Roland Cloth and Buck Truckman.

A phone-in radio show hosted by the award-winning broadcaster Andy Churnwell. His niche: entertaining listeners with his middle class white straight male take on politics and current affairs.

In this episode Andy speaks to actor Sean Bean, who's recently launched his own brand of baked bean pies; discusses service stations with goalie legend David James; hears from Leeds-based rapper and social worker MC Fushigi; placates confused Tommy Robinson supporters; addresses accusations of his sexual deviancy; chats to a real money saving expert; and welcomes back Rob and Jason of Braincase Films, who talk about their plans to sue the NHS.

Plus, there's music from B-Shaun Freeze, Savon Luxe, Steve Warren and En Vigor.