The Parish Counsel

Juliet and Terence ask if there is any honour in the UK Honours System; confidently announce their now-legendary Premier League predictions; and stretch out on the sofa to watch some Slow TV. Plus four great tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence give the Byron Hamburger story a grilling; calculate how many yellow and red cards will be shown by the end of August; and mourn the ongoing decline of The Guardian... Plus four great tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence present a brief history of plagiarism, and discuss the unstoppable rise of Donald Trump; Is the appointment of Big Sam ten years too late? A Pokemon update, and the perils of high street shopping. Plus four great tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence - review the rise of Theresa May and the resurrection of Boris Johnson; look back at Euro 2016; discuss whether Andy Murray needs to attend an anger management course; and head out to the streets in search of Pokémon... Plus four great tracks of music.

With Juliet on holiday, Terence goes solo with an hour of rabid rambling and irritating anecdotes, but there are ten great tracks of music to compensate...!

Juliet & Terence on: should Adele refund her audience at Glastonbury?; Euro 2016 - England out, Wales march on; and the best Children's TV shows of all time. Plus four great tracks of music...

Juliet and Terence reflect on: the Referendum result; the mud! the queues! It's Glastonbury again!; Euro 2016 - week two; Rick Astley's new album is at number one. Is it any good? Plus some unexpected choices of music...

Juliet and Terence look back at the last seven days: Jo Cox; Geldof on the Thames; goals, chairs and flares at Euro 2016; the wobbly rise of Netflix; plus four great tracks of music.

Juliet and Terence cheer the victory of Dr. Eva Carneiro; reveal which team will win Euro 2016; and listen to the new album from The Monkees...

With Juliet away on holiday, Terence plays some of his favourite tracks - his musical milestones. It's a bit like Desert Island Discs but without the saving grace of Kirsty Young...