This week Mel and Bush are broadcasting from an E.T.-style biohazard bubble in an attempt to stop their illnesses from spreading further. Up for discussion: Jerkins, gilets, the difference between jerkins and gilets, and revenge charity shopping.

Mel and Bush return with a winter’s tale of basket oneupmanship, bushy flapjack, and guinea pigs. And once again Mel adopts the stance for another round of powerfully terse life advice in Tell Mel.

This week Mel reveals a penchant for wanton thievery, Bush reveals his choice of Monopoly totem through a veil of strong painkillers, and the advice given in Tell Mel is more elite than ever. No shower required.

Mel and Bush get down to the nitty-gritty, relaunch the anchovy, and solve the mystery of Bush’s bad hair decade. Plus Mel dons the crisp tartan cape she demanded we supply for Tell Mel.

In this Halloween special, Mel details her family’s annual pukin’ pumpkin, Bush appeals for information on the whereabouts of Blue Peter presenters, and they ask: was trick or treat better in the good ol’ days? All this while both eating directly from a jar of honey. Really.

It’s the Mel Giedroyc Show! This time Mel and Bush have a heated discussion on mince pie etiquette, hide from social interaction, and once again Mel adopts the Tell Mel pose. For Tell Mel.

This week Mel and Bush are discussing Mark Wahlberg's Daily 'Elite' Schedule and the very worst first dates, plus we let Bush 'Venti' about his 'Grande' problem with coffee cup sizes. Tall.

This week Mel and Bush cover those twin titans of podcasting subjects: instruments for small children, and table tennis. Plus more straight-to-the-point life advice in Tell Mel; frankly it's bordering on the brusque.

Mel's got a new dance craze. Andy's been camping. And Mel gives listeners no-holds-barred shoot-from-the-hip life advice in Tell Mel.

It's the Mel Giedroyc Show! In this teaser, Mel and Andy are limbering up with a podcast parlour game before the first, proper episode. So consider this the improper episode zero.