The Parish Counsel

In which Juliet & Terence investigate charity fundraising in the UK; wonder why Louis van Gaal remains at Manchester United; and weigh up the dichotomy between the growth of Mail Online and declining print sales. Plus four great tracks of music.

In which Juliet and Terence discuss the value of the Trump debate at Westminster; the sinister nature of football chants; and whether acting is just for posh white people... Plus four great tracks of music

In which Juliet & Terence discuss Camilla Long and her grief police, and whether she has a point about our reaction to the news about David Bowie; the increasingly grim job security of football managers; and we review the Derren Brown, & Celebrity Big Brother, TV shows without actually watching either of them...

In which Juliet & Terence look ahead to what we may expect in politics (Jeremy! Caroline & Natalie! Nigel! Tim! Dave!); sport (Premiership! Euros! Horses!); and music (PJ! Kula Shaker! Damon!) in 2016... And they play four great tracks of music.

In which Rhona Martin presents 'Rhona's Choice', a selection box of fifteen tracks of music guaranteed to make your head spin and your ears melt.

In which Terence Dackombe presents a special podcast of music, sounds, and poetry to reflect the winter season.

In which Juliet and Terence admire Ed Sheeran for giving up social media; reveal the best sporting excuses; discuss the most disappointing gigs they've attended; plus four great tracks of music.

In which Juliet & Terence discuss: Donald Trump and his curious view of the world; the strained relationship between sport and the media; and yet another televised music awards show; plus four great tracks of music.

In which Juliet & Terence review: a free vote against the party whip in a modern democracy; should we celebrate or decry Tyson Fury?; Spotify's '2015 Year In Music' lists are a world away from the top forty charts; plus four great tracks of music...

In which Juliet & Terence review the week: George Osborne, John McDonnell & the Little Red Book; Justin Welby's BIG question; Jimmy Iovine helps women find music...!; plus five great tracks of music.