In the latest episode, Ruthie says why she thinks football fans are fat, is dissatisfied with her college tutors curt replies to her carefully crafted emails, and insists Love Island is not about the £50,000 prize, but about love. Ruthie and Martin also discuss Iain Stirling's views that Millennials have been spoiled by their parents, and Martin tries unsuccessfully to impersonate the Love Island host. And in the most bizarre music contest yet, it's Stormzy v Jake Thackray.

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Martin and Ruth have a falling out in episode 20 of their generation gap podcast, when Martin lends a sceptical ear to some inferior teen issues podcasts and Ruth thinks he's being arrogant. They leave it to correspondents to decide on the truth. Also, the problems for men in the #MeToo era, the craftiness of Christians muscling in on popular culture, the controversy over women football pundits, and how the Swinging Sixties never arrived in Manchester until 1974.

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More compelling topics for fathers of daughters and daughters of fathers, with Ruthie in critical mode, branding Germaine Greer 'mad as a box of frogs,' and telling Zara in Leeds they need to get their act together. Also, are schools robbing students of the capacity for independent thought, and should vlogger Jade Bowler have filmed herself crying? And musically, it's Kendrick Lamar versus Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli

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This week, father and daughter debate Germaine Greer's views on rape. Also Martin teaches Ruth about '70s sit-coms, Howard Stern, and the meaning of the word 'vitriolic,' while Ruth tries to explain to Martin what's going on in Love Island. Hotel California brexit, the constant tiredness of teenagers, and a theory that the Beatles never existed are other topics touched upon.

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Over-population, teenage stress and, for some reason, 'Jacques Cousteau - living or dead?', are just some of the topics covered in the fifteenth episode of West Yorkshire's premier father-and-daughter podcast. Ruthie rounds up the latest reality show news, and fills Martin in on the latest going on on Planet Kardashian; Martin attempts to sound interested. Plus, the reason Ruth has a temporary lisp, why you should never use the internet to research your child's school project, and the easiest possible impression for teenage girls from Leeds to do.

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You can get in touch with Martin on Twitter at @martinkelner, or if you prefer Facebook

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