Dave puts John in the hotseat for a feature interview about the history of Polish football from when he arrived in 1998 to where we are now.

We will hear all about the crazy old times on the terraces where John may or may not have stuck out like a sore thumb.

Then we recall the first of John's documentary experiences with Ross Kemp On Gangs featuring John both behind and in front of the cameras with some fascinating anecdotes about meeting the city’s elite hooligans. 

Fast forwarding then to 2012’s controversial pre Euros Panorama investigation into Ukraine and Poland’s hooligan problem, John reveals some illuminating detail on how this show was put together. Safe to say this was a less positive experience and John doesn’t hold back in his recollections. 

We had a great chat with digital marketing guru Supratim Dam about the fascinating product his company markets from here in Krakow—Lovely, the world’s first interactive, calorie-counting, wirelessly-chargeable sex toy.

Supratim tells us all about his journey from the bustling streets of Mumbai to what attracted him to Krakow and how he became involved with Lovely and their, uh, unique product line.

We then get down to the nitty gritty of technical details, why Lovely is unique, how it can add pleasure to your lovemaking and just how exactly you put it on. 

Talk then turns to in-house sexologists, naturally enough, and a discussion of how there is sensitive data and well, erm, really sensitive data.

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This week in the news we start with Krakow’s marathon addiction and we wonder if we will ever see the finish line of this never-ending series of races.

John wants to know if Poland has too many public holidays we compare and contrast the situation here and abroad. 

LOT Airlines’ staggeringly diverse dietary options are presented by our Maitre d' John. Are thirteen options enough or has another food allergy been invented this week? 

To wrap things up, we kick the tyres on Krakow’s Bike sharing program, how it works, what it costs and if it’s a success. We finish with a warning to stay away from Dave if you’re out on two wheels in Krakow.