For the last episode of Mead & Cheese in the DemonFM studio, we are joined by esteemed guests Dan Harrison King, Isaac De May, and Chantelle Small, along with the usual DemonFM Station Manager Maddie Forster and the Lords Corey Kaine West and Thomas Alec Jackson.

We are drinking “Ribena” in the studio while we have some whacky shenanigans including a fight between Tom and Maddie, nobody being able to name Dan King, Corey and Tom’s excellent adventure underneath the DMU Gym.

There is a discussion about everyone’s favourite memories from the 80s.

Following this is the introduction of a new segment, The Unlicenced Football Team Name Game, where the guests must guess which football club is represented by their unlicenced equivalent name from either the PES or FIFA games.

We then have a debate about the usefulness of sundials and whether there was enough room for Jack on the door in Titanic, this leads to a game where we all must act as either Rose or Jack and give our reasons to either be let on the raft or to not let Jack on.

There is a discussion about the time that Matt Hancock almost appeared on Mead & Cheese and then discuss Welsh pirates and then chat about our favourite colours featuring the return of Demon News.

Later in the show we play a game called Mead & Cheese Has Got Talent, introduced by Dan’s wonderful impression of the Britain’s Got Talent voice, where each contestant must present a unique talent to the Mead & Cheese. We also play the Train Game.

For the 55th episode of Mead & Cheese we are joined in the studio by author Dan Harrison King who is on the show to promote his book Babel Crime: The Beginning, which is an interesting story taking place 200 years in the future, in the fictional city of Babel.

Dan tells us about some of his other artistic endeavours, including novels and screenplays.

We are talking with Dan in great detail about the book and his ideas and inspirations surrounding the world he has created.

Dan also discusses his friendship with musician Kieran Leigh who has been a previous guest on Mead & Cheese.

We also chat about Demon Media’s annual charity livestream RAG, in-which Mead & Cheese hosted a live awards show and Kieran Leigh performed live on-stage.

As Dan is asked about his book, we probe him on the existence of mead and cheese within the Babel Crime universe. Dan also tells us much more great detail about the lore and world of Babel.

Later on the show we debate who sang the ahs in The Beatles song A Day in the Life, before we take pictures in Mead & Cheese hats and discuss our plans for the future of the show.

You can purchase a copy of Babel Crime: The Beginning on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Babel-Crime-Beginning-Book-One/dp/B0BCD581N9

For the 54th Episode of Mead & Cheese we are joined by the highly popular Demon Media member, Isaac De May, who is joining us for the Fanta Special in his signature Fanta shirt.

We are hosting this episode the day before the annual Demon Media Charity Livestream, RAG.

We are giving Isaac De May a taste of the Lyme Bay Garden Mead which has a wonderful minty flavour.

We are all also drinking Fanta Lemon while we discuss our favourite Fanta flavours and discuss the origins of Fanta in World War II Germany.

Isaac De May will then play a game of Pitch-o-Clock where he will pitch to us a new flavour of Fanta.

There is a small debate which calls into question the recent poll about the best show on DemonFM in-which Tom’s Electronics defeated Mead & Cheese by one vote.

Also on the show, we discuss our plans to bring back the Great Cheese War and Isaac gives his insight as to which cheese he believes could win this time.

Then, a returning segment on Mead & Cheese as we play What da Dog Doin’?

Later in the show we are joined by Demon Media’s Angel Hendrickson.

For this episode of Mead & Cheese we are joined by returning guest Kieran Leigh who is promoting his upcoming album, Above and Beyond. We are also joined by Bridget Forster, sister of DemonFM Station Manager Maddie Forster and long-time Mead & Cheese fan.

We are discussing Moon Honey’s new releases of mead as well as the planned return for the Great Cheese War with a chat about our favourite cheeses.

Lord Jackson is trying to back up his claim of being the King of Rhyme by having everyone in the studio compete in a rhyming competition using a random word generator.

The Forsters and Lord Jackson leave the studio leading to a more personal interview between Lord Mead and Kieran Leigh about Kieran's music, his inspirations and his life.

For this episode we are joined by DemonFM Station Manager Maddie Forster, the worst chemist ever Alex Graney, our legal adviser Tom Gibbs, and the Demon’s own Joe Molineux.

This week we are drinking and reviewing the Moniac Mead from the Highland Wineries in Inverness Scotland.

Alex Graney tells us his story of his tours with the Sutton-in-Ashfield Cricket Club in Devon, which may be one of the best and funniest segments in Mead & Cheese history.

After this, we go through the 2019 AQA A-Level Chemistry paper. Alex also tells the stories of doing A-Level Chemistry with Lord West, including the time they through acid at each other.

Mead & Cheese then debuts the new segment ‘Attention Deficit Hyperactive Debate’ in which Tom Gibbs and Alex Graney must argue about Alex’s story in 10 second intervals. We then have a follow up round of ADHD in which Maddie and Joe debate the best student food.

We then have the return of Pitch-o-Clock where the contestants each have two minutes to pitch a film based on Alex Graney’s cricket story, however, they can have their pitch hijacked at any point by the hosts when they say, “stop the clock”.

We then discuss our favourite cheeses in a riveting cheese discussion among other things.

For the Mead & Cheese Star Wars Special we begin by talking about some of our Christmas gift experiences, including a segment of the Demon News, and Lord Jackson talks his Star Wars presents over the years.

We also are taste testing the Prime Hydration Drink in honour of Star Wars.

The main question of the show today, does mead and cheese exist in the Star Wars universe? We discuss the existence and logistics behind the existence of bees, honey, cows, milk and cheese in both Star Wars canon and legends.

We are also talking our favourite Star Wars films and programmes while also discussing the meanings of the titles of the films.

We also discuss our watching habits when it comes to watching shows and debate whether you should binge-watch shows or not, before discussing Order 66, Bad Batch, Clone Wars and all things Star Wars.

On the 50th Episode of Mead & Cheese we are looking back on what we have achieved so far in the history of the show, talking about previous episodes, highlights in the show’s lore, best moments and favourite guests.

For the 49th Episode of Mead & Cheese, we are having a conversation about our experiences with filmmaking and talking films in general, including an in-depth discussion on Star Wars. We also talk about life itself including eras of time and different dimensions.

For the SAHARA Special of Mead & Cheese we are joined by SAHARA frontman Ben Baker, as he talks to us all about SAHARA’s new EP, Carousel. Giving us the stories behind each track, including a true-crime story.

Ben Baker presents to us the Frog-Rat Theory, which sparks a fierce discussion. We also discuss the Beatles Submarineposting Facebook group which Corey and Ben are both admins for.

Story Time returns with DJ Mead, DJ Cheese and Ben Baker each having a minute to tell their part of a story that must be made into a song by SAHARA.

We then discuss the possibility of SAHARA performing a gig live in Leicester and the possibility of other interesting concert ideas. There is also much talk about ties, Thais, and Tyes.

Ben also talks about cheesy mash and his family traditions. The hosts must also guess where Ben’s blackcurrant drink is from.

We’re drinking Prime and prosecco, listening to SAHARA and having a blast!

For the 47th episode of Mead & Cheese, Lord Jackson is absent from the studio, leaving Lord West to manage the returning guests of Nathan Gunn and Jedrzej Plociennik. For this episode we are drinking the Chalice Mead Company’s Blueberry Mead and eating Red Leicester Cheese while shenanigans ensue.

The episode begins with a debate about the Star Wars prequels and mess around with the Demon FM soundboard. We also discuss National League football before playing a game of Story Time where Nathan, Jed, and Lord Corey each have one minute to tell part of a story in the hopes of creating a coherent story.

Lord Corey Kaine West decides to show off his band’s new EP, Un Sacapuntas, and plays the title song with producer’s commentary. We then have the mission statement of Mead & Cheese before debuting a new segment called “The Cinema” where Jed and Lord Mead talk about their experiences working in a cinema.

Jed then gives Corey and Nathan advice for their master’s degrees, and we discuss our film making experiences.

There is then a discussion of what everyone’s favourite cheese is, a debate on which nation has the best food in the world and a chat about worldwide Christmas traditions.

We then play the returning “Numbers Game” before the return of the Demon News. Lord West talks about his history in radio before messing with the soundboard.

There is a fierce debate on who the Grim Reaper really is and then play a game of “Where is Megan Purchase?” and then the return of the music round.

An absolutely mad episode.