Jason Stone is joined by giffgaff's Tom Rainsford; ex-Head of PR at Grey London Veronique Rhys Evans; and freelance creative Robert Clayman to discuss the recent social media woes of Pepsi and McDonald's.

Jason Stone is joined by 76 director Alan Friel and Just So's Matt Diegan to talk through May's CraftWorks.

Jason Stone is joined by freelance producers Sara Cummins and Stephen Plesniak as well as MindsEye's Hughie Phillips to mull over April's CraftWorks.

Jason Stone talks to Tim Hardy and Dan Collins of Stitch Editing about Homespun Yarns - their annual short film competition, and they're joined by Thomas Ralph, who explains how his winning entry 'Darkest Hour' has given his directing aspirations a massive boost.

Jason Stone is joined by Kate Dale of Sport England; String and Tins co-founder Will Cohen; and Fat Lemon's Jane Bolton to discuss the March 2017 CraftWorks show which included a discussion of 'This Girl Can' second coming; an interview with features director Jim Hosking; the unveiling of the theme for this year's Homespun Yarns short film competition; short films by Charles Muzard and Danny Capozzi; and a reunion of some of teh peopel who made The Guardian 2012 commercial 'Three Little Pigs' including Alan Rusbridger and Ringan Ledwidge.

Jason Stone is joined by three special guests to find out what's right and what's wrong with advertising awards. Mark Denton frequently gives inspirational talks to agencies about his vast experience as one of the best creatives the industry has ever known and one of its most innovative directors. Paul Burke has received more awards for radio advertising than anyone in history and he also has huge experience working in other areas of the business. adamandeveDDB insiders acknowledge the pivotal role played by Emer Stamp in the agency's rapid rise to the top with Ben Priest once describing as able to do "everything better than everyone else". She left it all behind to embark on a career as a children's author and – predictable enough – has made a great success of that too.

Jason Stone is joined by Rogue Films co-founder and British Arrows chair Charlie Crompton; director Sarah Clift and Grey London planner Elisa Chami-Castaldi to discuss the previous day's CraftWorks show. The discussion includes a look at a new BUPA ad; the documentraries of Dan Gordon; a philanthropic VR venture called The Way Back; BAFTA-winning short 'Home'; and a reunion of the people behind a Radio 1 ad which was never broadcast.

Jason Stone is joined by Alma Har'el to talk about her latest documentary feature 'Lovetrue'; as well as her 'Free the Bid' initiative which aims to create better opportunities for female directors; plus the nature of truth itself as the US president seeks to redefine it.

Jason Stone is joined by Paul Burke, Jamie Grant, Charlie Hayes And Sam Brock to talk about the art of the voiceover.

Comedians Simon Evans, Alice Fraser and Dan Antopolski give us their verdict on this year's major Christmas commercials. To watch the adverts go to http://www.davidreviews.tv/News/Davids_Christmas_Crackers/