The Parish Counsel

Juliet and Terence on: the Spinal Tap sequel; buskers controversy; one-sided documentaries; and farewell to Benjamin Zephaniah, Jean Knight, Brigit Forsyth, and Denny Laine,

{Invasion Of The Pan Pipes}

Juliet and Terence on: when Louis Theroux met Pete Doherty; Top Gear goes into reverse; Lauryn Hill's casual approach to timekeeping; Hall vs Oates; and farewell to Annabel Giles, and Shane MacGowan.

{Lynn Barber}

Juliet and Terence on: rinsing yet more from The Beatles; the art of mixtapes; Tom Kerridge's Christmas; Nicky Haslam vs Martin Lewis; Cliff at Hammersmith; Stereolab in Hastings; and Show Of Hands at Bexhill.

{Stairway To Devon}

Juliet and Terence with a Beatles special: Now And Then; new TV documentary about the murder of John Lennon; Red and Blue albums remixed and extended; Philip Norman's new book on George Harrison; and Danny Baker's tweet about solo Beatles.

{philandering}

Juliet and Terence on: the fate of Milli Vanilli; Richard Curtis regrets; Slade as working class heroes; and farewell to Bobby Charlton, Bill Kenwright, and Matthew Perry.

{Frederick Algernon Trotteville}

Juliet and Terence on: Frasier, and Boiling Point rebooted; The Pretenders can't make any money touring but Metallica make billions; Holly Willoughby's troubles, and the sadness of Michael Aspel.

{Waitrose in Weybridge}

Juliet and Terence on: the appeal of the Beckhams; No! Do play the hits!; can music change people's minds?; and Nicholas Witchell peeping through the windows at Buckingham Palace.

{Diego Simeone}

Juliet and Terence on: Marc Bolan & T Rex; the unstoppable rise of the Savannah Bananas; Paul McCartney at the National Portrait Gallery; PJ Harvey at the Roundhouse; and farewell to Roger Whittaker.

{Murray The K}

A solo special with Terence Dackombe taking a journey through space and time with the very best of prog rock. Featuring ELP, Big Big Train, Yes, Porcupine Tree and many, many, more. It's a l-o-n-g journey so put the cosmic kettle on.

{Juliet is on holiday}

A solo episode with Terence Dackombe presenting what he calls 'a cavalcade of cover versions'. Fourteen of the best including Big Audio Dynamite, Stevie Nicks, and Elton John. It's almost like a radio show.

{Juliet is on holiday}