The Parish Counsel

Juliet and Terence on YouTube's failure to take responsibility for its content; the grim story of Jake Livermore's week; and the spookiness of coincidences.

Plus four great tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence on: Roy Moore and Alabama *Booooo!*; Max Clifford and the tabloids *Booooo!*; Saint Etienne in Bexhill *Hoooraaay!*

Plus four great tracks of music *Hoooraaay!*

Juliet and Terence on: Time Magazine's 'Person Of The Year'; their favourite, and least favourite, football managers; and they give all their love to the BBC's 'Detectorists'.

And if that wasn't enough already, they play four great tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence sit on the sofa with Meghan and Harry; then zoom off to Moscow for the World Cup draw; and reveal how Google plans to destroy record labels.

As if that wasn't enough, they play four great tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence on whether Paperchase's withdrawal from partnership with the Daily Mail is (as Owen Jones puts it) a 'victory for decency'; why the Wu-Tang Clan are tussling with a dog walking service in NYC; and...books - we recommend four of our current favourites.

Plus, we play four ace tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence on the spectacular rise and fall of Josh Rivers; the ongoing exploitation of football fans; and the splendour (or otherwise) of Zoella's advent calendar.

Plus four great tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence on whether we should simply stop giving money to charities; footballers swapping shorts; and the best and worst of life in London.

Plus four great tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence on politicians and spreadsheets; the bizarre loan system in football; and the death of newsprint (redux).

Plus, four tumultuous tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence discuss whether California's 'basic income' could work in the UK; footballers and social media; and the challenges facing bands who bring complex recorded work to live gigs.

Plus - four stonkingly good tracks of music..

Juliet and Terence share their love for George Michael; try to fathom why some men treat sport as a form of war; and discuss the weirdness of dreams...

Oh, and there's four delicious slices of music.