Thought to have been lost shortly after recording in autumn 2017, this episode was recently rediscovered from the Sonic Yarns archives. Ed, Will and Sam discuss recent gigs, Twelve Foot Ninja (with obligatory Australian accent impression), whether Bonobo truly spans the intergenerational gap, and Ed's reviews of the UK festival circuit.

Ed's longtime friend Danny joins the shed for a bumper episode. Expect stories from New York gigs, coverage of the Purbeck Valley Folk Festival, and the usual sprawling musical tangents that make this podcast what it is.

The crew debate New Year's Eve traditions for the over-30s — Jools Holland, early nights, the works. Plus podcast recommendations, and the eternal streaming vs. CDs argument finally settles nothing.

Recorded from the newly relocated studio, episode two ranges across Massive Attack, Dusky, The Cat Empire, and the ever-polarising Cate Le Bon. More music chat, more digressions, zero regrets.

The one that started it all. Ed, Will and Sam introduce themselves from Ed's Shed and kick off with a "Stand Out Tracks" segment featuring some genuine classics. Humble beginnings, genuine enthusiasm.

A short teaser announcing the launch of Sonic Yarns in January 2017. Twenty-five seconds of promise. The journey begins.