This week Harry & James discuss their 'School Days': Ranging from the good, the bad and the downright ugly memories of your pants being pulled down in front of the school. The importance of popularity, parents evening, parties and the fact that they both currently work as teaching assistants during the day.

This week James & Harry discuss 'Jobs' and the bizarre world of work which many people are very unhappy working in. They touch on bad interviews, first jobs, working in a Chinese restaurant and cutting spring rolls with scissors. Choosing to follow stand up as a job and the fear of a "real" job.

This week Harry & James discuss the topic of 'Music': Favourite bands, first albums, live music, festivals, flash mobs and a mutual love for recreating music videos in their heads for songs which already have music videos.

This week James & Harry discuss the Edinburgh Fringe Festival world's largest arts festival, four times larger than the next biggest, which spans for 25 days and featured 53,232 performances of 3,398 shows in 300 venues. James & Harry explore how the festival works, what it's like to perform at the festival and dying on stage.

This week Harry & James discuss accents and what they say about us as people.

In this episode, Harry & James discuss their love of films, including their favourites Reservoir Dogs, Goodfellas and recommended films to watch.

This week James & Harry discuss their results from the Big Five Personality Traits extraversion, agreeableness, openness, conscientiousness, and neuroticism. And how they impact upon their lives.

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This week Harry & James discuss their love for football, 2018 World Cup, the heartache of missing a penalty in their childhood and the level of public scrutiny football players receive.