In our hottest episode yet we find out that the always-odd Bjork is doing a spot of 360 VR at Somerset House. We chat about The Design Museum’s design awards, a sale of Second World War vehicles and we say adieu to Mr Gene Wilder.

350 years ago the Great Fire of London broke out in a baker’s shop in Pudding Lane. We discuss this monumental event (see what I did there) and talk about lost buildings we would love to have visited.

This week Rob’s posh pork pie from Selfridges knocks Jon's humble mince beef pie out of the park with an 8 out of 10.

In the latest episode of Rob’s mum’s favourite podcast*, we catch up in the latest design/non-design news including a new neighbour for planet Earth, flockingly good bird photomontages and old photos of inky-fingered Fleet Street.

Following on from our chat about secret places from last week, we talk about maps. We get completely lost discussing their origins.

This week sees an all time low in pies. We’d have been better off with a nice salad.

*Allegedly

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The chaps catch up with the latest design news freshly scraped from the bottom of a barrel. It is August after all.

Secret places are on the menu du jour today. But you’ll have to listen to find out more.

Pies of dubious credentials are partaken of, and rather enjoyed, by our two young heroes.

25 episodes. Illustration. Lists. Mash them all together and what have you got? That’s right, you’ve got a list of 25 things to do with illustration.

We talk about the illustrators and tools that have inspired us; from childhood, right up to the present day.

And if you get through that lot, we then talk pies. Pies, generously sent through the post by Rob’s lovely mother, all the way from Yorkshire.

Konnichiwa! We’re back! Did you miss us? No, we didn’t think so.

We chat about Airbnb’s new design studio, Brighton’s new eye(sore), Rob talks wistfully about his old tutor while Jon tries out Adobe’s Portfolio.

Our book of the month is In Praise of Shadows by Junichiro Tanizaki. We discuss the book deep in bosky contemplation, while perched upon Japanese toilets.

The serenity is rudely broken by the arrival of Jon’s stonking pea and ham pie and Rob’s bum-tingling chilli pork pie, kindly donated by one of our listeners.