Proposals! Bridesmaids! Wedding dresses and parties! All a complete joy if you're okay with having your bank account drained. This week your favourite hosts discuss weddings, the iconic movie Bridesmaids and their favourite stories involving weddings. As always, Rochelle has an incredible story of an Italian wedding she attended with some ultra hot VIP guests, Katie shares the joy of turning up to a surprise wedding and Soraya recounts the prep day from hell in the sweltering heat of Morocco as her sisters wedding loomed. Listeners will also be treated to both Katie and Rochelle serenading with their favourite wedding songs, and a small sample of Rochelle rapping to Talkin' The Hardest - Britain's National Anthem.

In this week’s episode the girls get a little bit over-excited about the world opening up again, and they clearly aren’t the only ones as the ‘you up’ texts make their return to the scene. There’s a lot of singing (playlist incoming), plenty of messy behaviour (always drink responsibly) and lots of reminiscing of days when clubs existed (pre-covid). Rochelle explains why Lord of the Flies is a great adventure story, Soraya tells numerous stories that are likely to get her in trouble with her Muslim mum and Katie, once again, struggles to read a book for the publishing podcast. 

This podcast is dedicated to the Bedingfield siblings.

The girls would like to say sorry up top for this one.

In this episode the girls talk about dads and daddies, fictional and real... Again, so sorry. Katie sneaks in some illegal Twilight chat, and talks about her father, the coolest geezer of all time. Rochelle talks about the time she lipsed in front of her literal dad, almost becoming a teenage step-mum, and Soraya tells the story of some hot firemen who saved her life. 

They talk about how hot the Mandalorian is for about five minutes too long and give a special mention to 'America's Ass'. Books mentioned (they are a publishing podcast, remember) include, Wuthering Heights, Pride and Prejudice, The Listeners, Little Weirds and L*ve St*ry. Love means having to say you're sorry when it's appropriate, we're rewriting history, girls!

The Main Characters revisit their favourite fantasy books, movies and tv shows. With Katie reaffirming her desire to be a vampire, and live with Edward Cullen forever, Soraya reminding the world of how entertaining The Mummy (1999) is in both fantasy and comedy, and Rochelle revealing that C.S Lewis' name is Clive. Katie shares how she once drew fang marks on her neck, and Soraya reveals that she was once a popular anonymous fanfic writer. 

In this podcast the girls talk about their travel stories, and their favourite film, TV and books about jet-setting. They talk Love Island, The English Patient, The Holiday, The Sun is Also a Star and more! Also, Katie poses 65 hypotheticals that have nothing to do with the theme of the podcast, Rochelle tells a story about being ridiculously irresponsible and Soraya reminds us all how fast the Twilight couple have sex... The dubious French accents return (France baby, I am so sorry).

It turns out that Lady Whistledown didn't come for the book trade, thank the heavens.

The girls talk about anonymous twitter account that had the entire UK publishing industry on tenterhooks for three hilarious hours, and tell their own secrets. They also talk about their favourite secrets in Film, TV and books, including Before Sunset, Pretty Little Liars and One of Us is Lying. 

This episode is... a lot. The girls talk about adultery, whether you should come to someone as a woman, and their favourite mistresses in literature, from Luster to The Mistress, and film and TV - including Bridget Jones, Behind Her Eyes and Scandal. 

There's agreement that if your man cheats on you with Emily Ratajkowski it's finished for you, Soraya tells a story about a Bad Boss, Rochelle tells the longest story ever which descends into a (bad) French accent and Katie is an award-winner - and don't you forget it!

In this episode the girls discuss their favourite spiritual moments in their lives and in media. Soraya points out the lack of realistic Muslim protagonists in mainstream media, Katie reveals a time she was meek for a Jesus freak, and Rochelle says 'daddy god' one too many times. They also sing (awfully, truly) When You Believe, and the Hot Priest from Fleabag takes up a hot chunk of the podcast. Enjoy!

“Back to this Prime Minister that had a lot to say about Turkey the other day in the press; David Cameron, what's good?”

To Katie and Rochelle's delight, Soraya tells the best story of all time. The girls also talk about their greatest foes IRL and in pop culture, Anthony THEE Bridgerton and there is a dramatic reading of Katie's childhood diary, because why the hell not?

In this special episode the girls answer your questions to the best of their ability (Rochelle is sick and they're living through a panhandle, so give them grace x). They talk about what they wish they knew before joining the industry, their favourite important books (they would like to apologise to Donkey Oatly) and whether publishing people are making out with each other atop stacks of proofs.