Of Mice And Ken: A Coronation Street Podcast

In a week marked by technical difficulties ranging from the piñata to the podcast, Of Mice and Ken bravely struggles to make sense of it all.

Also, listen in for a new Postcard from Weatherfield fan fiction drama extravaganza!

It's the darkest night before the dawn for our heroes this week. With our interpersonal relationships disintegrating, our livers exasperated, and our life choices completely called into question by some cheeky listener mail, we've had nought to rely on but the Street.

So heat up some drug curry, put away your murder bag, and get antsy on multiple different levels, it's Of Mice and Ken episode twelve!

ITV displaced Corro in favor of the football this week, but, don’t worry, they don’t know where we live. We’re here as ever with your regularly scheduled programming and we’ve got a new game! That plus the results of Weatherfield’s Got Talent week one, and two more songs to be judged! Bandage up your scratches, finish up the invisible laundry, and patch up your pool, it’s time for Of Mice and Ken!

(And do be sure to check our twitter page [@OfMiceAndKen] and vote in Weatherfield's Got Talent week two)

We've cracked into double-digit territory with episode number ten! To celebrate we've got the return of Stranger Than Fiction, a play-by-play on the week that was, and the highly anticipated rollout of Weatherfield's Got Talent!

Have a sit in Roy's shed and enjoy your favorite weekly Corrie 'cast!

(Don't forget to check our Twitter for the Weatherfield's Got Talent vote, which, trust us, will make sense after you listen to the episode)

Time is a flat circle on the Street this week: Gemma's in and then out of trouble, Eva goes from loving the Conners to loving the con again, Gary's taxi is stuck in perpetual biscuit limbo, and Phelan's past is very much present. We've also got the final(?) round of Cobbles or Crowns, and David Platt is seeking world peace in our second self-penned 'Postcard From Weatherfield'.

It's our most experimental episode yet! We've got loads of new features (some more off the cuff than others), new sounds, and, in a daring affront to the medium of podcasting, we can barely hear each other!

The week that was found most of the UK weighing in on Steve and Leanne's sex life, Michelle in praise of gratuitous violence, and Patrick poking around some darker corners of the internet. Find out why why why why why why and so much more. It's Of Mice and Ken episode eight!

We've given a substantial amount of time to no small amount of timeless, insubstantial theorizing this week, leading in with a listener-suggested meditation on soap operas. If you can make it through that we've got sober Dev acting drunk, drunk Dev acting normal, the settling up of some old wagers, and Michelle in a world of trouble. It's your favorite weekly podcast, barring those in your "secret stash"!

OM&K Is mobile this week, reporting from the road (just different roads). Some of us have been watching Corrie diligently, some hardly at all, and, remarkably, the outcomes are nearly indistinguishable.

This week found Norris and Mary a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, Toyah Battersby battered by baby imagery, and everyone's favorite new Dads in a little over their heads. Pour a bitter lemon (if you can?) and enjoy our most faff-free episode yet!

It's the end of an era at the Rovers, Brian's embroiled Roy in receipt-gate, Craig's managed to avoid dropping his phone down the toilet, and, in the most surprising twist of the week, we've received some fan mail! There's also more Cobbles or Crowns, but don't let that put you off.

Has it been a week already? We're back with what literally nobody was asking for: a longer episode! This time round we try livening things up with a game, a "special" "guest" appearance, and our first ever "Postcard From Weatherfield". Plus we discuss Craig's sterling efforts to see justice done, and a week of ups and downs for Erica and Dev.