Joe & Joe talk about their adventures in Holland and the USA, county lines drug dealing and the new season of Top Boy. They debate The Sun's exclusive story on Ben Stokes' step-siblings horrific deaths and how the police caught a wannabe school shooter in Somerset.

Joe & Joe speak about their time off from the podcast and give the everyman's guide to Brexit this week. They talk about BBC 2's Weinstein documentary and how he wielded his power to victimise women. They also review Peaky Blinders, Dave Chappelle's new stand up comedy special and more.

Joe&Joe discuss Telegraph columnists obsession with Megan Markle and their intent on insulting her. They also speak about whether Justice Sec Robert Buckland suggestion makes sense to have sex assault suspects kept anonymous if they have a “reputation to uphold”? And Joe Shaw describes the documentary where David Lammy ventures to see if Cannabis could be legalised in the UK within five to ten years.

Joe & Joe discuss Love Island and the complaints about Maura's horniness. Lewis Hamilton's debilitating case of man flu & Glasgow's answer to knife crime and if England can adopt it. They also discuss Netflix's Blown Away and Last Chance U.

Joe & Joe discuss Boris Johnson becoming Prime Minister and Labour’s plan to get rid of private schools. They review Yesterday and Midsommar, moan about the heatwave in London and check in on what Charlie Sloth has been up to.

Joe & Joe are back from a hiatus to explore why the suicide scene in Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why was edited out, Trump’s latest controversy and how The Donald has changed political debate. They also review Steve Lacy & Daniel Caesar’s new albums and explain why they’re perfectly happy with their average (but not below average) 2:1 degrees.

Joe and Joe talk about their time on work experience in the journalism world and the recent conviction of Ceon Broughton who lost his girlfriend from a drug overdose and was charged with her manslaughter. They discuss the Michael Jackson documentary 'Leaving Neverland' and celebrity reactions to it. They also react to the Ricky Gervais series 'After Life' and the negative response its received from the press.

Joe and Joe talk to Lee Thair-White, Chair of Spectrum, Winchester's LGBTQ+ society, about the arrest of a woman for alleged transphobia on Twitter.

Joe and Joe discuss the differences between stress and anxiety - Joe Lyons gives a personal account of how he deals with his anxiety. Joe Shaw looks at China's "social credit" system; which ranks its citizens based on social etiquette. Also a quick look back at the Fyre Festival documentary on Netflix.

Joe and Joe discuss internet trolls' persecution of public figures and Kevin Hart's controversial tweets which cost him his job as Oscars host. They also discuss Killer Mike's show Trigger Warning which explores topics that some may find offensive such as racial economies, "white gang privilege" and radical school reform.