What a great show! 3 South London lads on one podcast!  Rob talks about a classic Monkeys album and talks about why he always favoured comedy over music. Joey has his stand up special out now! you can catch it at Nextupcomedy.com/joeypage

For the first time in this series we are under the same roof. Also for the first time ever we were live on Twitch.  If you want to see future recordings live and get involved in real time then get yourself over to Twitch.tv/joeypagecomedy  We will put up recording times on social media. 

This week we are super lucky to talk to the best Playwright and poet in Britain about a gem of an album somewhat unknown to us but boy is it amazing. It's not even on Spotify!  Inua talks in depth about Soweto Kinch's unknown masterpiece A Life in the Day of B19 as well as about the association between Poetry and rap and the state of the world today. 

Album reviews for 3 really interesting and highly diverse albums. Plus Liam Gallagher on a combine harvester and Joey  talks about the phone in his bathroom. 

Possibly the most professional and entertaining episode yet. Some cracking albums and maybe for the first time ever Jimi is in a horrible mood. 

Josie Long is one Britain's most groundbreaking and  original comics listen to her bring her unbridled and infectious enthusiasm to this weeks pod as she talks about her love for Joanna Newsom's triple album Have one on me. This is one of the most fun chat's we have had so strap in you are in for a joyful treat.  

All the tech has failed, Joey is recording in the garden in the rain. Jimi is holding the show together. There are some cracking album reviews, Joey reveals so secrets about the Heinz factory and the first ever 10/10 rating gets awarded. Tune in to find out who! 

Holed up in New York the stupidly good Steve Gunn  (who's brilliant album The Unseen In Between is one of Joey's favourite of the last year) joins Jimi and Joey who are having some Friday night beers. Steve discusses how he has been making work during lockdown and the album that he uses as a comfort blanket during travel. Plus Jimi asks one of the longest questions in the pod's history.  

It's album review week and comedian and radio DJ Joey Page and Journalist and author Jimi Famurewa  are reviewing a couple of the longest albums on the planet to be released this month. Join the lads as they argue over whether genre hoping is a sign of musical genius or lack of conviction.