This week's  episode contains a satire on how political parties might restore strong and competent leadership, a plea as to how ordinary people can take the good fight back to the front line of hate, and recaps the great woke coffee affair which hit the streets of Connecticut recently. There is also a very personal poetic tribute to the city of my birth.

This week's bumper episode contains a fascinating link between oven chips and health and safety, a question about how Jane Eyre would handle living in the digital age, and a self indulgent look at the world of art focusing on the current Tate Cezanne exhibition. There is also a slightly mind boggling argument in favour of cannibalism. But please don't try it at home. Eating people is very obviously wrong. But we kick off with an interview with a veteran of the English Civil War, and some fascinating insights into the clothing, weapons and history of the death of King Charles the First.