The Parish Counsel

Juliet and Terence on: Jeremy Hunt's kettle and toaster; Meghan's 'Holiday Special'; the downfall of Simon Cowell; joy of the little things; and two quizzes.

{gumbo, pears, and 'bubbles'}

Juliet and Terence on: Declan Rice's hair; Elton's oven gloves; Brian Hayes and the emergence of phone-ins; bands you can't get on with; and the enduring appeal of Cliff Richard.

{FAC 10}

Juliet and Terence on: the TikTok cup draw; 'Surf's Up' - a fresh look at the Beach Boys; we review a fifty year old documentary; would you trust Mike Love to water your plants and feed your kittens?; and farewell to Jimmy Cliff.

{Opportunity Knocks}

Juliet and Terence on: Sky TV's 'Halo' (Goodbye); Gino D'Acampo; ticket touts in the old days; music biopics; The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame; scented books (!); and farewell to Mani.

{Scent-O-Vision}

Juliet and Terence with: a Gregg Wallace update; David Quantick changes our mind about The Beatles; looking back at The Style Council and Sex Pistols; why Garbage won't tour America; and King Gizzard give their music away for free.

{Love Me Do to Let It Be}

Juliet and Terence on: The Beatles as Faithfuls or Traitors; Netflix and 'Kennedy'; Mike Joyce on life in The Smiths; Boy George - is he rude, or misunderstood?; and Nicky Haslam's list of 'things that are common' for 2025.

{Chappaquiddick}

Juliet and Terence on: the closure of MTV Europe; listening bars; the principles of Heaven 17; music/sport bundled extras; is John Lennon all that?; more on Beatles biopics.

{Cathy McGowan}

Juliet and Terence on: a new Simpsons movie; Curb Your Enthusiasm book; Naga Munchetty and her toast; Buckingham Nicks reissue; and hooray for Kathy Burke!

{Beloved Aunt}

Juliet and Terence on: a Wynne Evans update; tour rider excesses; breathtaking income from stadia tours; cassettes are back; and neverending Britpop nostalgia.

(Do not disturb Don Henley!}

Juliet and Terence on: Morrissey; extreme marketing; dangers of being a superfan; two reasons to leave the UK - Christmas TV, and Last Night Of The Proms; and the pointlessness of reviews.

{pie de resistance}