The podcast from the Media Motel. Terence Dackombe and Juliet Harris present a weekly view of music, media and the news.
Juliet and Terence draw a line in the sand with Eminem; discover the link between football and Brexit; and we go through the keyhole to count shirts and shoes...
Plus there's four music tracks of unparalleled gorgeousness!
Juliet and Terence wonder if it's time to give up on Morrissey; who's playing FIFA18?; should you pay £4,500 for a ticket to see Hamilton in the West End?; and... theatre flops of the modern era.
Juliet and Terence on Ryanair's business model - do we get what we pay for?; Bad boys in sport... Ben Stokes is in hot water, but should we sympathise with the modern day sportsman and sportswoman?; Grenfell Tower, three months on - how many displaced households are in new homes? And... how you can help the Grenfell survivors.
As mentioned in the podcast - the Twenty Four Stories Anthology
Terence reveals his heroic fight to overcome the 'flu; Juliet visits an art exhibition; the ongoing debacle that is the Football Association; and employing theatre reviewers who don't like going to the theatre...
Plus four absolutely magnificent tracks of music.
Terence asks Juliet about her holiday with the stars; also - if Roy Hodgson is the answer then the question must be wrong; and - music on the telly... any appetite for a return of Top Of The Pops? Plus some great music choices thrown in...
Juliet is on holiday, so we have a special podcast from Terence Dackombe in which he plays his top ten tracks of all time. Executive Producer Rhona is calling it Terence's All Gold - all we can say is there is no U2 or Radiohead in sight... (but maybe there is Todd, The Beach Boys, and Joni...)
Juliet and Terence: on the metamorphosis of the Great British Bake Off; disagree on degrees of sympathy for Raheem Sterling; and, after listening to a new track from their upcoming album, decide what it is that's so irritating about U2.
Plus four great tracks of music, none of which are from U2.
Juliet has to listen to the details of Terence's daily beauty regime; we stare glassy-eyed at Manchester City's 'tunnel club'; and we look back at the golden age of school trips. There's some great music thrown in too...
Juliet and Terence disagree about a world without politicians and big government; reflect on the consequences when men take sport too seriously; and decide the winner in a war between punk and Britpop. Of course, there are four great tracks of music thrown in too...
Juliet and Terence look at TV commercials through the ages; make their Premier League predictions; and muse, philosophically, upon time (and Jacob Rees-Mogg). Plus - there are four absolutely delicious tracks of music.
