Autumn special - a melancholia in which Terence Dackombe presents music and words for the Fall...

In which Juliet Harris and Terence Dackombe discuss: the housing crisis in London - is sleeping on night buses a solution?; Sir Alex Ferguson and his grudges; the new, free NME; and four great tracks of music.

In which Juliet Harris & Terence Dackombe review the week. Corbyn's style at PMQs; the arrogance of fame - Yentob, Toynbee, & Mourinho; And don't call me 'guys', 'buddy', 'folks', or 'friends'!; Plus... four great tracks of music.

In which Juliet Harris & Terence Dackombe look back on the week: The LinkedIn Lawyers; Euro 2016... Wayne Rooney - is he all that?; X Factor & Strictly Come Dancing return - does anyone care?; Plus four great tracks of music.

In which Juliet Harris & Terence Dackombe review the week. Should newspapers and television publish photos and film of young Aylan Kurdi?; Were there any last minute bargains before the closure of the football transfer window?; Online friendships... they don't really count, do they?; Plus four great tracks of music.

In which Juliet Harris & Terence Dackombe discuss the media coverage of the shooting in Virginia; wonder if we should be stocking up on tinned goods ahead of a stock market crash; advise Vic & Bob on their future; and play four sizzling tracks of music.

In which Juliet Harris & Terence Dackombe discuss benefit sanctions and 'that' leaflet; cricket picnics; bands that irritate and annoy; and play four great tracks of music.

In which Juliet Harris & Terence Dackombe consider the 'stinging backlash' (Daily Express) towards Songs Of Praise; the bizarre behaviour of Mourinho; Benedict Cumberbatch as the Prince of Denmark; and play four great tracks of music.

In which Juliet Harris & Terence Dackombe discuss whether Jeremy Corbyn is the saviour or death knell for Labour; we tell you who will win the Premier League; which teams will be relegated and which manager will be first to be sacked; we wonder why some albums are simply un-skippable; & play four gorgeous tracks of music.

In which Terence Dackombe talks about why he goes to Ireland; waiters; Arsene Wenger; not staying with friends; plus 12 great tracks of music from Sufjan Stevens to Aretha and David Bowie...