The hard to avoid state of the arts worsened last week with the postponement of the new Bond film until Spring 2021; so Charles and Graham ponder the death of cinema. A comment from Graham about the Harrogate Rap scene encourages Charles to ponder the breadth and depth of music and wonders if it is too late for him to get into Classical music.

Charles and Graham are still concerned about the future of the arts and Graham raises the prospect of the death of cinema. Charles remembers the editorial brilliance of Sir Harold Evans and his contribution to British journalism and celebrates an unusual award for Leeds band the Kaiser Chiefs.

Fresh from a trip to the Highlands, Graham reflects on almost meeting Edwyn Collins, Charles wonders what we might expect from a musical based on songs by David Gedge and The Wedding Present and both take a look at the appeal of the Festival of Brexit.

Charles and Graham examine the thinking behind Boris Johnson's 'not a second lockdown' rules and their impact on the arts, examine Disney's recently announced billions in losses, take a look at the arrival of the first Rolling Stones shop. and remember Dame Diana Rigg.

Graham has itchy feet and is looking forward to some time away and that encourages the duo to air their views on the value of Record Store Day; review or at least try to understand Tenet (or is it teneT?); marvel at the wisdom of programming comedy by political stance and share some journalist secrets as they reveal their attitude to on and off the record.

Charles and Graham debate streaming charts before getting stuck into The Cribs, taking a view on punktuation and reminiscing about outdoor festivals and looking ahead to seeing a film, indoors.

Graham and Charles debate whether the album is only for old people, whether Visit York's new campaign is wide of the mark and remembering interviews with the likes of Billy Bragg and Alan Rickman.

Charles and Graham discuss the re-opening of theatres, Graham makes an apology to Q Magazine and the pair explore the history of the covers album - from John Lennon to Ryan Adams.

Charles and Graham strike a more positive note as more outdoor events are planned and Charles remembers interviewing Geoffrey Boycott and Graham, Hugh Cornwall.

Charles and Graham discuss the latest news on theatres reopening; outdoor cinema and take in a little more reminiscing around some of the performers they have met.