In our first (possibly last) palindromically-titled episode, we delve into all that is fabulous. I don't want to give anything away. But you probably sussed it anyway. Anyway, Jake and Dave unearth some really odd audio, and, along the way, discover the original version of the James Bond theme. 

It's about a pond. I KNOW.

Do tell someone about the podcast - charmingly boutique as this little bubble is, it'd be great to reach more people. And if you'd like to support the running costs, buy us a coffee (I mean, we're fine for coffee, it's more about hosting fees and stuff) - www.ko-fi.com/audiofreqs. We forgot to mention it in the podcast. But we've got to admit, it's getting better. It's getting better, all the time.

This time, Jake and Dave do a little bit of politics, and we discover one of them is really into eugenics. TOTAL JOKES RELAX. But you'll hear your favourite Liberian politician singing, some astonishing attempts to set political speeches to music, and the most frightening versions of Harry Potter ever recorded. 

Don't forget - you can send your request to [email protected], and be sure to enter our quiz! Also SUBSCRIBE AND SHARE AND LEAVE A REVIEW LOOK EVERYBODY SAYS IT FOR A REASON. Or buy us a coffee at Kofi Annan's new business venture: www.ko-fi.com/audiofreqs xxx

Well, this cryptic podcast title will leave you with abba-solutely NO idea what it could be about, yes, this could be your final Waterloo of oh god, look, it's 2am. I can't write anything clever now. 

Anyway. Send us your requests! It's [email protected] or hit us up on the socials @audio_freqs. We blimming love you. 

In an episode that takes, really, a good half an hour to actually set off, Jake and Dave begin the first of a series of deep dives into the world of library music - once regarded as the cheap-and-cheerful alternative to licensing commercial music for broadcasters. Some of the best EVER tv theme tunes started out life as library music... But do you know which British tv show theme tune was used on a western movie trailer? FIND OUT BY LISTENING AND STUFF. 

Plus there's a new competition to win new merch, and a lot of derailments. I blame Jake for that. Actually, I'm Jake, and referring to myself in the third person. This isn't working out at all. I'll stop typing. Do join us on the socials, though! We're generally audio_freqs. 

WoooOOOoooo! Etc!

Jake and Dave have some truly blood-curdling audio for you this week. Not scary. Just awful. But it is 100% Monster Mash and Time Warp free, GUARANTEED, which has to count for something. 

But there's a not-at-all Yummy Mummy, some top trolling with Actual Trolls, and a London Bridge not so much falling down as breaking down. Plus a VERY DIFFICULT QUIZ INDEED.

And this week's request is for Jurassic Park - send your request to [email protected]. 

Thanks for listening! Do spread the word, would you? Thank you!

Jake and Dave Yapp delve into the world of birthday celebration audio - and along the way learn the TRUE story of the 'Happy Birthday' song. I thought I knew it. But I totally didn't know all of it. 

There are alternative birthday songs, from Paul Anka, to rap, to the Philippine King of Novelty Songs. PLUS there's a FUN QUIZ, and you could win some HIGHLY RARE COOL MERCH. We've got our crayons out already. 

Do spread the word about the podcast - we're growing marvellously, but essentially this whole podcast project is a Mid-Level Marketing scheme, and we need YOU to BUILD YOUR DOWNLINE. 

Thanks for listening! Give us a share on the socials, would you? xx

In space, no-one can hear you scream. But, sadly, we're not in space, and nor were any of the audio excerpts featured in this podcast. 

AND Radiohead's 'Creep' gets ruined forever in our request slot. You're welcome!

This time, Jake and Dave take a forensic look at a TV cult classic, looking at Kooky Faces, Piggy Faces, and Blank Faces. Not like that. Literally blank. Smooth all over. It's horrific. Along the way we look at Hobnobbing, Salad Girls (no; I know), and we have our first song request - it's an absolute classic, and we found it murdered eight different ways.

Send your song requests, comments or suggestions to [email protected], and follow us on social media - we're @audio_freqs. Thanks for listening!

In this inaugural, and, conceivably, final episode, Dave shares an assortment of odd audio filled with quadruple entendres, more winks than the entirety of Anne Robinson's career, and more nudges than a fruit machine in a flat roof pub being masterfully operated by a bloke with a 'system'. 

Together we will hear Carry On players as you're unlikely to have heard them before, a highly unlikely hug and a kiss, and some rather overworked attempts to thumb a certain fruit into the 'saucy' category. 

Don't forget to follow us on social media - @audio_freqs - and we'll see you next week! 

Welcome to a new podcast which curates the weirdest and wonderfullest audio oddities - from terrible demos to bloopers, home-made audio atrocities to blasphemous covers of great songs. It's hosted by BBC Radio's Jake Yapp, and Emmy Award-nominated Sound Designer Dave Yapp. Disclosure: They're cousins, but it's all completely legal. Subscribe now to make sure you don't miss the first episode, and tell your friends there's a NEW PARTY IN YOUR EARS. A really awkward, terrible party.