Moose is away this week, so Dews took his first trip to the newly-built studio 3 to visit the one and only Pete Bailey.

They get chatting about the upcoming Primordial Burns Night event, and look ahead to the AGM, as well as talking about the latest membership update.

The main feature this week though, is questions from the PRFam, with subjects including the future of the Primordial Radio app, the Long Road to Brewin' 3, and On-Demand via the website.

This episode is part 1 of a series of podcasts featuring Primordial Radio's coverage of Bloodstock Festival 2018, and the interviews that the guys did over the course of the weekend.

Busy week, this week. Moose and Dews got together with Pete Bailey, engineer Mark and accountant Neil for a proper meeting last weekend so there's a ton of related news, including financials, members and news of the next share sale planned for the next few months.

First though, the guys get talking about the upcoming Primordial Burns Supper planned for Jan 25th in Edinburgh. They also go through the planned locations for this year's Long Road To Brewin' 3!

Previously available to Primordial Radio members, this episode of the Binge Thinking podcast was originally published in September 2018, following the release of Clutch's album "Book Of Bad Decisions". Pete Bailey chatted with Jean-Paul Gaster of the band about the new album, and Clutch in general.

Pete also caught up with Bloodstock festival organiser Adam Gregory, prior to the 2018 event.

This week Moose and Dews look ahead to some of the things coming Primordial's way in 2019, and Dews is surprised by the complexity of a Burns Supper. Serious, the haggis gets it's own escort and everything.

Given that it's the first podcast of 2019, they also get talking about resolutions, and things they want to change about themselves. One of them is about working out and eating BEFORE going to the pub, and the other is about anger and forgiveness. You can probably figure out whose is whose...

It's finally here! After trying to sort this for over a year with one false start (the less said about that the better...) the guys finally got together for a few beers and to play the most reluctant game of Cards Against Humanity of all time. Pete doesn't play board games and Moose has the attention span of a kitten, so there's that...

This will probably be the most offensive podcast in Primordial Radio's history, so if you are easily offended PLEASE DO NOT LISTEN TO IT!

In and around the card game the guys get talking about all sorts, from ideal pizza sponsorship, how to get verifed on Instagram, taking a day trip to South Korea and the vagries of the Manchester public transport system. Riveting stuff.

The world's only heavy metal marine biologist The Blowfish is back with another episode of The Sea Word Podcast! This time it's a special one, where he answers some searching questions about some amazing animals.

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This week our heroes talk through a whole bunch of subjects, including the current membership update, with particular attention on the rate of attrition. This leads to some humbling words from Dews.

Then they look ahead to the possibilities for next few months, including the Boxing Day merch sale, Burns night, Primordial tartan and The Long Road To Brewin' 2019!

Finally this week, there's a precursor to the Cards Against Humanity special podcast coming next week. The guys tried to record this last year; and attempt that led to the only cross words Moose and Dews have exchanged in 10 years. The lost audio has resurfaced and is contained herein. Ouch. 

Following on from Ep22 of Binge Thinking which saw Pete chatting to the organisers of the Heavy Music Awards, Ep27 continues the mini-series of podcasts about the awards. This time, Pete chats to a few of the artists who were nominated.

This week finds our heroes back in their respective studios after a riotous few days of hanging out together, and possibly with you! The guys start off looking back at the last week or so, which has featured podcasts, events, trucks, computers and more than a couple of responsible beers.

They then move on to the business stuff, including membership, money and early plans for next year. The final topic for the podcast is the "first-of-its-kind" live-streamed pub quiz that's happening soon, that apparently will be TOTALLY different to the actual* first-of-its-kind live-streamed pub quiz that Primordial has been doing for around 18 months. Ahem.

*as far as we can tell, and we've really looked, honest!