Juliet and Terence on: Juliet looks back on her week in Cambridge. Plus - Alastair Cook, and boisterous cricket crowds; stealing sharks from aquariums; and the rights and wrongs of audiences singing and dancing at musical theatre.

Additionally - four groovy tunes of towering wonder.

Terence goes solo this week playing ten of his favourite Old Skool Soul classics. There's some amazing stuff here - from a very singular and remarkable Pastor and his choir in Chicago, to an 'experimental psychedelic chamber soul band'. Send your ears in this direction:

Juliet and Terence: explore Juliet's newest obsession; worry about the shortage of chips; and ask - what's so great about Michael Jackson?

Plus four red-hot tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence on: the trauma of selfies; politicians' uneasy relationship with pop music; and adults playing with Lego.

Plus four towering tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence on: the ordeal women can face on public transport; restaurants that don't want you to linger; and... what's so great about Madonna?

Plus four alluring tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence reveal the worst reasons for breaking up relationships; their (almost certainly disastrous) Premier League predictions; and... would you sit next to a shouty person in a bar?

Plus four delectable tracks of music, of course.

Juliet and Terence on: the merits of nightclubs vs looking at the stars; buying books, never to be read; and Terence wonders if Juliet has ever considered a face tattoo...

Plus four scorching tracks of music in between.

Juliet and Terence shout at politicians from afar; battle through the ice-lolly wars; and praise small festivals.

Plus four tippity-toppity tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence wonder if buskers are the worst people in the world; what exactly is the point of Piers Morgan?; and... the daily trauma of office life.

Plus - four scorching tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence explore the relevance of diversity in Monty Python; review their World Cup predictions (oh dear...); and examine the nightmare world of telephone conference calls.

Plus, natch, four great tracks of music.