Linger and Bohay's Home Time Podcast

After a prolonged delay, the boys return with the 7th episode. Featuring Sly and the Family Stone, The Kinks and Babe Ruth. Also featuring the foulest alcoholic drink so far... Yuck.

After a slight delay, the 6th episode rears its ugly head. Featuring Ghetto Brothers as Featured Album, The Kills and Joy Division on Trading Places and Liquid Liquid on Sampled.

Did anyone say Magnum Tonic Wine?

Episode 5 sees a return to the regular format, with an exciting new feature Sampled in which the boys drink a (possibly hazardous) alcoholic drink, Trading Places (featuring Neil Young and Dexys Midnight Runners) and a slightly tweaked Featured Album focusing on XTC's Black Sea.

Also featuring tracks by Cate Le Bon, Roy Wood, BadBadNotGood and many more. Now, just listen...

Returning for the fourth episode, John and Harry present their 60s Garage Rock special. Focusing on the brattish, snarly pre-punk genre started in the US, this month's featured artist is The Music Machine with the Overlooked Album being Afterglow's sole offering.

We'd like to hear your thoughts on this special, please email us at [email protected] (snazzy, eh?). In fact, email us about anything. We'll read it out if it's funny, we need the material...

The third episode of Linger and Bohay's Home Time... hilarity prevails!

This month features The Brian Jonestown Massacre and Blur on Trading Places, Featured Artists The Move and Luv Machine's 1971 album in Overlooked Album. Laugh... I nearly died.

The second episode of Linger and Bohay's Home Time. Music, talking, music, music etc.

This months episode includes the Stones and The Jam on Trading Places, Featured Artist Kevin Ayers and focus on 'And Don't The Kids Just Love it' by the Television Personalities for the Overlooked Album.

The first episode of Linger and Bohay's Home Time. Music, music, talking rubbish, more music etc. 

Includes the fabulous features Trading Places (feat. The Fall and Dolly Parton), Featured Artist (Jim Sullivan) and Overlooked Album (Georgie Fame's "Seventh Son").