The general election gets the Drivel treatment, Nathan sucks Jammie Dodgers, the most Scouse language you've ever heard, another round of the Sunderland Echo quiz and producer Jonny's birthday results in some on-air tension.

Next time you hear from us will be January 7th on Spark at 11pm when we'll be Last Thing! The revamped podcast will be out January 9th...

A look ahead to the new James Bond movie, a moment of betrayal in the amusement arcades, the legendary feature A Loud Noise, and Liam almost dies.

Late Night Drivel is changing! So before the change to Last Thing, here's some best bits from the last few months! This is just part 1 of the best bits, more over the next two days. This one features Steve Bruce, talking through glass, Wednesday Wisdom, Downtown Abbey and dead animals in a fight.

After a disastrous wrapping session, Liam and Nathan's Secret Santa presents are unveiled - plus a special festive edition of Roulette with a special bit of festive literature. No, not the Bible.

Late Night Drivel leaves the studio and heads for Liam's festive grotto in this special edition! Secret Santa presents are wrapped, glitter is scattered and the big man himself, Santa, is on the show.

Legendary film critic Nathan shares his predictions for the final Star Wars film, and we pad the rest of the show out with some best bits from the last three months of Drivel.

You've probably heard a lot about the general election and you probably don't want to hear anymore. Make this the last thing you listen to on the subject. This is the definitive analysis and it might actually make you feel better about the outcome.

Liam makes a difficult decision, Nathan smells his arms and producer Jonny is given some alarming news by a children's TV character. All of that and more, including Newspaper Roulette.

After a terrible shark attack, Nathan is reincarnated - several times.

The difficult questions keep on coming as Drivel heads underwater, Liam and Nathan share tales from their latest gigs, plus all of your old favourites including a trip to the cinema in R-Ely-Able Reviews and a spin of the 'real wheel' in Newspaper Roulette.