The Parish Counsel

Juliet and Terence wonder if we should give up on news bulletins; despair at a week with no Premiership football; and consider the cult status of Dylan... plus four great tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence consider the merits and pitfalls of small talk; the short term job security of football management; and how to behave when you don't win an award. Plus four great tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence review the 'You Say You Want A Revolution' exhibition at the V&A; the dethroning of Big Sam - and why Burnley fans might be aggrieved; and the dilemma of whether to talk over the intro to records... plus four great tracks of music... (includes some talking over intros)

Juliet and Terence look back at a bizarre week: the Mercury Prize & Mother Teresa; Joey Barton as The Great Gatsby; & Noel Edmonds as Dr. Dolittle. Plus four great tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence discuss: Hillary, pneumonia, and body doubles; GBBO vs the Premier League; and going back to school... Plus four great tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence on: Colin Kaepernick and the national anthem imbroglio; The Premier League Show on BBC2; and Brian Wilson on tour with 'Pet Sounds'... Plus four great tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence on: how to interview politicians; the bizarre world of the football transfer window; and the breathtaking genius of Kate Bush. Plus four great tracks of music, as usual...

Juliet and Terence review: France getting its burkinis in a twist; Matthew Syed's column in The Times - what football can learn from the Olympics; the joyous return of the Great British Bake Off. Plus four great tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence discuss: hate preachers and the freedom of speech; football's double standards; Olympics - week two; and Spotify's 'Release Radar'... plus four great tracks of music.

Juliet & Terence on the downfall of Anthony Weiner; the anomalistic behaviour of Donald Trump; the Olympic Games - week one; and we make a spirited effort to read Paul Morley's new book on David Bowie. Plus, four great tracks of music.