We celebrate the one and only Henry Walton Jones Jnr - college professor (part-time), archaeologist, fearless adventurer and hero of our childhoods. It's a long story. Better hurry up or you won't get to hear it.

From an apparition of a child to bizarre happenings marking the deaths of family members, we discuss our own weird and unexplained experiences. We also choose our own favourites from the Fortean world of the strange and mysterious. 

We get more into Savile and the ripple effect Operation: Yewtree had on the US with sex cases like Cosby and Epstein finally being brought to book. This leads us on nicely to discussing our dysfunctional Royals!

A local bobby investigates escaped cattle in the sleepy town of Todmorden but gets more than he bargained for. A blinding light, a strange hovering craft and lost time, he is reminded of a very mysterious death 6 months earlier which could be connected to his bizarre experience that night.

Culture, power, cover-ups? How did the TV stars of the past get away with their vile noncing? And where do the Chuckle Brothers and Ian Brown fit into one of the biggest scandals Britain has ever seen?

We continue plotting our dastardly crime, imagining we're up against great minds like Sherlock Holmes. We also celebrate the timely death of a high-pitched, frizzy-haired serial killer. Bye-bye Sutty, enjoy hell. 

Loose chat about how bloody great TV was in the 70s and 80s, touching on stuff such as Play For Today, Casting The Runes, Grange Hill, One Summer and The Firm. 

To mark Samhain we celebrate the renowned (alleged) medium. Oh what entertainment this 'Northern Light' gave us with his "possessions" and unique brand of Acorah Bollocks-alis. 

How would you get away with murder? We delve into this fascinating topic and offer up our own masterplans (cough!). We also discuss real-life cases where the perpetrators almost evaded justice. Be assured though, there are plenty of laughs to counter the darkness. 

In this side-dish of an episode, we discuss other podcasts, politics, Covid (of course) plus, in the wake of ITV's 'Des', Dennis Nilsen and his soul brother Jeffrey Dahmer.