In this episode, Caimh wishes you a happy new year and gives you a disturbing analogy about being a sheep farmer. There's also a sneak peek at chapters 1 and 2 of The Stranger Times  and you'll get to meet the staff behind the paper. Fun fact: You'll notice that he refers to chapter 2 and 3 several times in the intro. He only realised this when it was too late to change. 
Enjoy!

This week, the brilliant Alex Boardman reads a story about choice and consequence. 

Join us for the most special of Christmas specials as everyone's fav Fairy Godmother, Jonathan Mayor, gives a uniquely Stranger Times take on  A Christmas Carol. 
Warning: Not Safe for work, children or operating heavy machinery. 

Barry Castagnola reads a story that explains, sort of, why the world is so full of lies and misinformation. 

The splendiferous Lou Conran reads a story about what happens when a good doggie eats a very very bad thingie. 

This week we're lucky enough to have Caimh's old mate Hal Cruttenden reading the story The Blitz Spirits. 

This week the brilliant Joanna Neary narrates Love and Death in the Time of Necessary Track Maintenance. 
The story isn't as longwinded as the name, we promise!

This week Toby Hadoke narrates a story that is weirdly prescient and Caimh explains what he thinks and why he doesn't mind what you think, and how everyone should think like this.

In this episode the wonderful Matt Green reads the story Dance With The Devil, which introduces us to the thoroughly objectionable Stanley Roker and will very probably put you off low-price chicken wings for life. 

Ben Crompton reads a scary tale about the rain in Manchester and Laura Lexx reads a story about love, which is not the same things as a love story. All that, plus C.K. (Caimh) explains the pod and the ever-present James Cook brings us up-to-date on The Stranger Times news.