In the beginning, this podcast was created. 

For episode 41, I thought it best to make the mistake of sitting down with Sean, Eddie and Conor from The Number Ones after standing up from sitting down with them earlier on in Mulligans pub. 

Episode 40 finds us in Austin Texas and finds us reaching a milestone! 

My guests this month are the incorrigible and irredeemable Emily 7. 

From there we hear about a potentially lethal run in with sodium hydroxide at my place of work, and a potentially lethal gig for Emily 7 in Mountjoy Prison before Have I Got Tunes For You gives us the chance to shine with recommendations ranging from Guthrie Govan to Curly Bliss to Julee Cruise to Diiv. 

Rounding out the evening, Scott wows us with his Clinton impression and then him and Dan disappoints us with their predilection for and proficiency with prank phone calls. 

The first episode of the new year starts as most disasters do, with a trip to Galway. I sit across from and beside Lachlann and Naoise, the other two members of Adore, and Ray, who walked into the kitchen of his own house at the wrong time. The gates of hell had already closed behind him and he had no choice but to grab a mic. 

I just finished editing this at 2am and its bloody ruddy Christmas Day night, there'll be a proper description here in the morning. 

Myself and the returning delight that is Becky Walsh find ourselves hitting the ground running and not stopping for a breath until we've managed to run through, Joe Doherty and Tadhg Williams, to The King And I to Yul Brynner to Ben Kingsley to Vanessa Hudgens to Gandhi to Mother Reilly's in Rathmines (a night Joe Doherty will always REMember) to Modern Warfare 2 to Notting Hill to Adore playing in London to tongkat ali (and a customers reluctance to engage with the concept of washing up liquid) to compostable dog poop bags (and potential human use) to expired nori flakes to rotting pumpkins to to spitting a digestive biscuit out a car window on the way to Enniskillen soundtracked by Jack L to lethal petting zoos to Mary Kate and Ashley to Melvin Doo to Holes to my shock that Becky has never seen Holes to the Big Big Move to Joe's big big move to Barcelona and finally to the smell of burning before we even START the first segment. 

After that its smooth sailing through Sonic Seconds with a guest appearance from Becky's housemate Lara, Vox Pas with slamming indictments of Morrissey (a first for him I'm sure) and then story time with Becky, Blink 182 and Machine Gun Kelly before rounding off with a round from the Acoustic Corner.

Episode 35 of Higher Fidelity sees me (Pete) and him (Joe Doherty) fail to recount our past together and fail to secure a future together. 

We VICIOUSLY disagree on REM and VICIOUSLY agree on Glen Campbell. 

Tadhg Williams graces us with his presence on Episode 34 of Higher Fidelity. He returned my ear drops to me and I returned the favour by getting him on the show. Unfortunately, thanks to the drops, my ears were back in functioning order and I could hear everything he said with absolute clarity. 

We kick off with a catch up and some war stories from the front line and the front of the stage before careening headlong into the segments. 

Higher Fidelity has developed quite the knack for unexpected breaks but it is back for the sequel to the number 32 with episode 33!