The World Cup is still on, so that means weird Corrie transmission dates. We do our best to muddle through. Flora lands a fortune — according to Adam —  and has a 50s party thrown in her honor that has Steve turning up as Evel Knievel. Or Elvis. It’s hard to tell.  There’s a double proposal that gives Ken a reason to turn up and say stuff. Simon is a tit. Plus, it’s really hot where we’re recording the podcast, so forgive us if we seem in a bit of a rush to finish up. Contact us by email at [email protected], catch us on Twitter @corriepodcast, or find us on Facebook at The Talk of The Street. Please follow us on The Twitter. It would make our day. Cheers.

We’re back from our hols with enough obscure Richard Herring and Ice T references to make a sailor blush. We’re here to walk you through this week’s World Cup shifted episodes which sees Johnny and Hope descend into forms of purest evil. Once more we’re left to wonder what exact kind of crappy lawyer’s office does Adam think he’s running and Abi’s enthusiasm for bairns is perhaps unmatched for her enthusiasm for cheap vodka. And if Alya can’t even remember to stock up on the cream horns, what hope does Underworld have to survive? Also, beaver. Contact us by email at [email protected], catch us on Twitter @corriepodcast, or find us on Facebook at The Talk of The Street. Please follow us on The Twitter. It would make our day. Cheers.

We're back to six episodes this week as we bask in the aftermath of Phelan's demise. Join us as we walk through this week's storylines (except Rosie). Gail's gullibility forces Roy to throw out some ninja moves and encourages Audrey into a car with Nigel Havers. Rosie leaves the cobbles and the law firm and if her attention to detail vis a vis photocopying is anything to go by, she won't be missed. Aidan's funeral finally gets a date and the spectre of the will begins to loom large. In a moment of desperation, Gavin considers changing his name to Kevin. Contact us by email at [email protected], catch us on Twitter @corriepodcast, or find us on Facebook at The Talk of The Street.

It's Britain's Got Talent Final Week (apparently) and that can only mean big things on the post-watershed cobbles. Join us as we walk through this week's storylines. We see a conclusion to Pat Phelan's shenanigans, how Robert's prediction of what will be the best day of his and Michelle's lives pans out, and David begins his fight back against Josh. Oh, and Nigel Havers is back. For fun, count along with us as we track the number of times we use the word ridiculous. Contact us by email at [email protected] or catch us on Twitter @corriepodcast or find us on Facebook at The Talk of the Street.

We recap, in a fairly organized manner, this week's action packed episodes. We cover heart breaks, heart attacks, and Phelan's new best friend who we think may be called Bryn. And if that wasn't enough, we have meundies news and Helen's clearly been working on her Mancunian accent since last time. Thanks to ukelele maestro, Steve Higham, for this week's outro music. Get in touch with us on email at [email protected] or tweet us @corriepodcast.

From this week's Coronation Street, we talk about Aidan's will, and the simplicity of contesting such a thing, as well as our dwindling sympathy for Johnny. In other storylines, Adam makes a new friend, and people completely overreact when an alleyway encounter with a drunk turns sour. And we almost get through all this without talking about the Royal Wedding.

It's been a busy week on the Street and at Talk of the Street Towers where a falling microphone results in a little dodgy audio. It's our first podcast. Give us a bit of a break. Hope you enjoy our analysis of the past week on Coronation Street. Feel free to drop us a line at [email protected] or tweet us @corriepodcast. Thanks!