Will Smith and Jada Pinkett's interview has turned the Fresh Prince of Bel Air into a meme, Scotty and Motty ask if Jada was right when she said William, it was really nothing, also why we Stan with Britney and fighting at gigs!

Manchester United emerged from the weekend's games as the real winners as Leicester and Chelsea were both beaten comfortably leaving the door open for the Reds to take top four. Arsenal's loss to Spurs in the North London derby continued Mikel Arteta's patchy form post lockdown. Liverpool failed to Burnley and Norwich were relegated. Scotty and Motty discuss this and more.

Kanye West's on/off run for the Presidency has opened up questions as to whether it's mental health issues or ego that drives Mr Kim Kardashian? Scotty and Motty take a look at this and the fallout from Kasabian's Tom Meighan's admission of domestic abuse.

Scotty and Motty relive 1997 with BBC's Man United Sports Commentator Liam Bradford. Man Utd, Oasis, DIY Predator Boots... and erm, Naked Russian Unorthodox Priests!?!

We was all in tears throughout, hope you enjoy watching it as much as we did chatting.

Richard Pryor? Dave Chappelle? Or maybe even Peter Kay? Who makes the list for the top 5 comedians of all time? Scotty and Motty chat about their favourite comedians and why they're so good at making us laugh.

Mason Greenwood's brace against Bournemouth made him the talk of the Premier League this weekend. Scotty and Motty chat about Manchester United's boy wonder and take a look at the other important PL games.

David Starkey's racist rant to Darren Grimes has made headlines, Scotty and Motty take a look at the historian's moronic comments and much more! 

Caroline Aherne's The Royle Family was one of the most iconic comedies in British television history and she's still sorely missed to this day. Scotty and Motty take a look at five screen legends who we always look back on with fondness in their latest podcast.

White Lives Matters banners, Kier Starmer sacking Long-Bailey and beaches being full. It's all been happening this week and Scotty and Motty try to make sense of it all as they chat about the latest stories hitting the headlines over the past few days.

1968 was a year to remember as United won the European Cup for the first time, The Beatles released the White Album and America went through one of it's most turbulent spells ever. James from The Oasis Podcast chats to Scotty and Motty about why 1968 was so memorable.