Episode 10 of the podcast finds Letts & Tucker feeling pretty worse for wear having spent the weekend on two separate stag dos.  They compare notes as well as generally sharing some fairly random anecdotes about other (un)successful stags they have been along to.

Episode 9 of the pod Letts & Tucker turn their laser-sharp focus and wit towards the crazy world of camping (festival or in the wild.)

In the review section, the lads have a crack at explaining what the hell Kabaddi is, in a review of the amazing clash between Hydrabad Bulls and Warangal Warriors.  For anyone interested in watching the game, the link is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQquI_QtmK8

The pod also sees the first enactment of the 'travelling' student drinking game... feel free to play along at home, or on the bus/train

Episode 8 of the pod sees the Letts and Tucks discussing "I was there" moments, covering vast intellectual topics such unexpected pregnancies, drunken gigs and Michael Jackson's death. 

In a very questionable decision for what is meant to be a light-hearted podcast, this week's review section covers the sad and moving documentary Blackfish, which exposes the awful abuse of Orcas in captivity.... but don't worry there is a fair bit of whale penis chat so it's not all depressing.

This week, Letts & Tucker turn their sharp business-focused minds towards creating some winning business ideas. Sex toys, drug hostels and samosas.

In the review section of the show the lads get into the kitchen to compare notes on Vegan Burritos. 

For the "Quickshot" video - check out this link. The world has moved on: https://youtu.be/_ZpVSgclw2M

This week the lads talk Public Transport - a topic which gave Tucker the win on the swearing front.  Giving up your seat, foreign safety and Chris Grayling - its all in there.

Much to Letts' disgust, the review session of the week took a sharp turn towards having to actually do some exercise, as the guys inexplicably did the '30min POPSUGAR Fitness No-Equipment Cardio & HIIT Workout'

For reference and megalols, here is the link: https://youtu.be/CBWQGb4LyAM

More meandering chat this week as the lads discuss things they started but never finished, as well as some speculation on who the best sponsors might be once the podcast has become a global success.

In the review section they talk about the current #1 album in the UK 'When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We All Go' by Billie Eilish. It's fair to say Letts and Tucker are not the primary demographic for this music.

Episode 4 of the show sees Letts & Tucker provide an intensive and serious deep-dive conversation into what is and isn't acceptable at a wedding.  In the review section of the show the lads talk for probably a bit too long about the movie Gone Girl just "because it was on iPlayer".

More chat from Letts and Tucker as this week the lads vaguely discuss the ethics of The British Museum, the office politics of getting a round of tea in and some horrible bosses.

In the review section of the show, there is a deep intellectual dive into the contemporary themes of the new BBC show 'Moon & Me' (for 0-3 year olds)

In Episode 2 of Quantity Over Quality, Letts and Tucker try to discuss Bad Purchases and also review Ricky Gervais' new show After Life...