The Parish Counsel

Juliet and Terence tackle the news overload; the price of loyalty in football; and the joy, or otherwise, of an evening at the movies. Plus four great tracks of music, of course...

Juliet and Terence tackle the first day back blues; decide against football refereeing as a career choice; and fail to agree on the merits of instrumental music. Plus four great (non-instrumental!) tracks of music.

A Parish Counsel Special - Terence Dackombe plays twenty of his favourite cover versions of all time.

Juliet and Terence recall the ups and downs of 2016; investigate homophobia and sexism in football; and reveal the best and worst in television. Plus four great tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence decide that modern life really is rubbish; reinvent sport; and in the festive spirit, bring out the board games. Plus four great tracks of music, of course...

Juliet and Terence discuss Kate Bush joining Theresa May's cabinet; Theo Walcott and his media training; Gone With The Wind; and Maxi Jazz at Ronnie Scott's... Plus four great tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence wonder if it's ok to be sexist if you're from Yorkshire; vote on the worst footballers from the Premier League era; and review Laura Mvula on tour - at the gorgeous De La Warr Pavilion in Sussex. Plus four great tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence discuss: the gentrification and exploitation of pop music; how honesty can destabilise football managers; and cheerily, the links between music and death. Plus four uplifting tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence face up to the Cookie Monster, John Lewis, and The Donald; peer through the glass ceiling for women in broadcasting; and decide, after seeing Slaves on tour, that punk's not dead. Plus - four great tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence on the nightmare of names; the fools in charge of sport; how we choose our icons; and we review PJ Harvey at Brixton. Plus four great tracks of music...