in this episode incorrigible insects lampoon lockdown logistics & as always, alliteration abounds. All in just under 9 mins...Dive in* (*or not. Study the podcast first! )

Ice, an explorers certificate and a radio operator second class- acting as a receptionist during this mercifully short artic excursion. ( 6 min 45 sec). Should you wonder what's happened to Hector the cat, he's asleep in the background.

This episode contains a precious puff (no, not me), weak wetness ( not me either), an alliteration tsunami ( quite a challenge) and crystal clear skies in  11 minutes. (No that wasn't a weather forecast.)  It is both fun and instructive, all at the same time. (Really.)

This episode contains a public school, a public school tradition, a flue epidemic , a couple of sub plots, an almost happy ending before some idiot drops a bombshell.

This original short story contains mild sci-fi references, an exploding vegetable and a venerable space man. ( 7m 40s)

This episode contains competitions, continental travel, something that's 'a bit of a bore' (but hopefully not) and as usual, some shandy and some cat in action, oops, inaction. (11 minutes)

This episode contains a lot of extending blustering ( no change there), bolted stables, cute aliens mashed up, Covid19 consequences and an Indian Astronaut.

This episode contains: Yet More Water, Fireworks, No Water, A Guantanamo Bay Reference, The Teashop, a Lion and a Meteor ( but no wardrobe). 

This episode contains a lot of rubbish, mostly in the form of air pollution; it's a chestily spoken piece by a thankful survivor of the Asian Subcontinent, still suffering Post Traumatic Indian Distress Syndrome. Use of Smog masks advised.

This Episode contains a lot of water, loads of Alliteration ( nothing new there), a cat with 6 packs, obligated observatory observations, at least two stutters, a reference to India and a free professor.