It's a Happy New Year from the good ole Suffolk gals Georgy and Mavis, who look ahead to 2024 on a refreshing winter walk.

While Phyllis nurses a hangover, Mavis and Georgy decide they're not making any resolutions as they randomly thank someone's mother for a rabbit!

It's the Christmas Special and Georgy and Mavis are out on their ' works Christmas do' - they've had a couple or three wines and they're a bit giddy!

We meet Great Ole Aunt Eunice, Mavis tries to explain what ASMR is via the medium of yorkshire pudding and the girls style themselves as panto double act Tea and Biscuit.

Merry Christmas!

It's nearly Christmas so this week the good ole Suffolk gals are discussing:

Why you should put which Quality Street is your favourite on your dating profile.

Making disco lights out of sweet wrappers.

And when did health and safety stop raw meat products being thrown at children in the pantomime.

Simpler times.

Join Georgy and Mavis for some more old Suffolk squit.

This week the girls are getting into the Christmas spirit and asking all the burning festive questions like:

Can you caramelise a sprout?

Would you deep fry your Christmas roast?

And how can you make art from leftover wrapping paper and a bucket of gravy?

This week the good ole Suffolk gals Georgy & Mavis turn their attention to trimmin' up for Christmas. Will anyone ask them to do an official Christmas lights switch on?

Also should you fancy a Fondant Fancy, is yellow a flavour, or indeed a food group? And how much would you pay for a posh cocktail with a satsuma floating in it?

It's a Thanksgiving Special and this week Georgy & Mavis are talking about Black Friday deals, that they'd rather have a roast than a bargain and how there's more than one Haverhill in the world.

Two good old Suffolk gals, Georgy and Mavis the Suffolk Fox, are talking a load of old squit - that's Suffolk for saying any old rubbish!
In this episode they look back at some Suffolk history, check out what's on at the pictures & discuss how Willis & Morris like a drop of Abba.

Two good old Suffolk gals talking a load of old squit - that's Suffolk talk for saying any old rubbish!

Join Georgy and Mavis, the Suffolk Fox, for chat and laughter as they explore the Suffolk dialect, muck about and share a 'biscutt' or two.