Sleigh bells ring, we assume. Having never actually heard a sleigh we don’t really know. Anyway in this extra long Christmas special we discuss our childhood Christmases and shitting. Merry Christmas to all our listener. This week’s play off music

This week we yammer on about batteries, X-Men, artificial intelligence and Martin’s slave labour toy factory. This weeks outy track is ‘All I Can Think of is You’ by Julia Haltigan. To get the entire album for free use the

Coming out of Andrew and Martin’s faces this week is Squid juggling, magic wands and Victorian celebrities. Just what a growing human needs. This week’s outy tune is ‘Plummet’ by The House of the Old Boat. You can grab the

In this episode we learn about Martin’s funeral, Andy’s insurance fraud and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Yorkshireman fetish. This week’s end tune is ‘I want you’ by Tamara Laurel. Get the whole album for free at the link below. Music used under

In this episode Andrew and Martin deal with a condescending advice leaflet, Hellraiser and the unfortunate habit of ‘coshing’. This week’s musical outro is Rencontre Éphémère by Sophie Cappere. Get the whole album for free at the link below. Music

After a short sabbatical Andrew and Martin return to discuss time travel and kissing the Duke of Edinburgh, before relenting and introducing this week’s song B.R.I.A.N by I’m Fresh! You’re Pretty. Music used under Creative Commons licence (CC BY-SA 3.0)

After a Skynet style technological revolution, Andrew and Martin limp through ten minutes of a podcast before admitting that the machines have won the war. This week’s tune is Young by Other Noises. Music used under Creative Commons licence (CC

Yes we’re back! In this episode we chat about science, space toilets, gay dog owner groups and fizzy whisky. This week’s closing music is Whiskey Can by Kelly Allyn. Music used under Creative Commons licence (CC BY-SA 3.0) https://www.jamendo.com/en/artist/7235/kelly-allyn

In the first episode of their podcast, Andrew Wilson and Martin Wolfenden chat about food, horses and feet the size of hands. You probably shouldn’t eat a large meal before listening to this. Also, sorry for the variable sound quality.