In this episode, recorded a few weeks ago, Paddy and Maia turn their sights to bullies - those b*******s who put other people down to make themselves feel big. We all know the type - total failure to read the room.

If you read the room this week it would be split down the middle. While Maia's delighted about the return of the bootcut style, Paddy still hasn't recovered from the jean/shoe combinations of rugby and night-clubs past. What other fashion trends need to be left in the back of the wardrobe and why won't the patriarchy give Maia pockets?

In our first weekly episode Paddy and Maia turn their attention to the stingy folks who walk amongst us and ponder why, in Ireland at least, not standing your round is the universal marker of the SMP (Stingy Mean Person).

Paddy and Maia examine the universal problem of rich, privileged people offering unsolicited (and often useless) advice to those less fortunate than them. What is it about enjoying a privileged life that makes people unable to check theirs?

Is there any sentence more annoying than "do as I say, not as I do?". Paddy and Maia dive into the age old habit enjoyed by parent and politicians alike.

We all know them, the type of person you've not seen in years but somehow still enjoy front row seating at their everyday life. Maia and Paddy examine the oversharing and the people who fail to see that there's some things we don't need to know.

Maia and Paddy take on the people who've managed to turn empathy into a performance art. What is it about finding common ground that makes some people turn it into a playing field?