The Parish Counsel: Recent Episodes
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The podcast from the Media Motel. Terence Dackombe and Juliet Harris present a weekly view of music, media and the arts.
Juliet and Terence discuss: buying tickets in advance; Mitch Winehouse; Best Top Of The Pops performances of all time; print vs digital newspaper costs; and Ricky Gervais' new project.
{Kathy Etchingham}
Juliet and Terence discuss: Holly Willoughby reviews; Claudia quits; BBC licence fee ad; All Time UK album charts; Greatest Hits Radio and Boom Radio; feuding TV stars; and rock stars keeping fit in their 80s.
{Aretha Franklin's dad}
Juliet and Terence discuss: Morrissey, again; new BBC Radio stream; Broadway and London theatre crisis; return of Holly Willoughby; unheard Bowie; unseen Hendrix.
{baroque and roll}
Juliet and Terence on: trouble at a Manilow meet 'n' greet; the Dave Grohl question; festivals - boom or bust?; BBC Maida Vale fiasco; and declining vocal abilities - resolved.
{don't mention the wig}
Juliet and Terence explore: America 250 celebrations; Millennium Dome; George Harrison merch shocker; Beatles USA discography; Madonna - new album but no new movie; and Penelope Keith.
{Madame Arcati}
Juliet and Terence on: community album listening in Hammersmith; fanzines; best World Cup songs; stop recommending stuff!; The Beatles, auctions, and flutes.
{Fiona Shackleton}
Juliet and Terence on: an exhibition of worst album covers; Mini Disc revival anyone?; NIMBYS in Soho; the joy of Earth, Wind & Fire; and 'Sinatra The Musical'.
{Ba-dee-ya}
Juliet and Terence on: The Vardys on ITV; Phoebe Bridgers is coming for your phone; gurgling babies at Shakespeare plays; Brian Epstein; and ITV's patronising coverage of the World Cup.
{Mr. Moonlight}
Juliet and Terence look at the latest in appalling behaviour by audience members; the return of Clarkson's Farm; TV eccentrics; Michael Jackson - the biopic; and The Boys Of Dungeon Lane - any good?
{the Chinese takeaway}
Juliet and Terence on: chucking stuff on stage; Beatles back at Savile Row; cheerio Football Focus; new albums from The Stones, and Paul McCartney; famous in the chippy; more audience madness.
{Derek Taylor's Peacock Chair}
Juliet and Terence on: McCartney - the lost bass guitar; Chris Martin saves the World Cup; '1996, The Wildest Year'; Samuel Preston's career path; and Bieber at Coachella.
{Fierce Panda}
Juliet and Terence on; John Morton's 2026; TOTP - the troubles continue; Jessie J, and Lizzo - the downfall; the summer of The Stones?; cassette revival; and fabric hell.
{grinnin' in linen}
Juliet and Terence on: the preponderance of remakes; the commissioning process; increasingly awful audience behaviour; VIPs edging out 'real' fans; missing old Twitter; and quoting song lyrics inappropriately.
{echolalia}
Juliet and Terence on: Scott Mills; Spice Girls; Bob Monkhouse cancelled; Paul McCartney - new album; comedians on travel shows; anti-nepo babies; and the return of Ian Fletcher.
{Danny Dyer Syndrome}
Juliet and Terence on: a Meghan update; Yoko - is she all that?; children's TV; US tourists ruining UK gigs; hooray for Diane Warren; and the surreal world of Leo Sayer.
{Fortnum & Mason}
Juliet and Terence on: A Hard Day's Night revisited; presidents, monarchs, and Bono; quiz book sales rocket; Echo And The Bunnymen live trauma; and Chappell Roan vs autograph hunters.
{Rooney Massara}
Juliet and Terence on: Paul McCartney's 'Man On The Run'; first gigs; the power of the still image; waitress revelations; and from Neil Sedaka to Snaresbrook Crown Court.
{green willow}
Juliet and Terence on: Noel Gallagher; living with Keith Moon; bad grammar in pop; Mackenzie Crook's 'Small Prophets'; and grow your own Sea Monkeys.
{homunculi}
Juliet and Terence on: Jan Leeming's luncheon trauma; musicians who turn down gigs; return of the Muppets; Saturday Night Live - UK version; 'guilty pleasure' silliness; Meryl as Joni.
{Lorne Michaels}
Juliet and Terence on: Harry Styles; Francis Rossi; the joy of the jukebox; punks and swastikas; and farewell to Sly Dunbar.
{Down The Dustpipe}
Juliet and Terence explore: the Beckham's imbroglio; TV shows that have outstayed their welcome, and those that spark joy; punk bands still touring; and how being in some bands is just a nightmare.
{All You Need Is Cash}
Juliet and Terence on: Morrissey; The Guardian's Blind Date column; the death of football commentary; and an accommodation crisis for touring actors and bands.
{Selena Strawberry}
Juliet and Terence on: Juliet's appearance on BBC Radio Four; booking too far ahead for gigs; Aerosmith replaced by The Muppets; woe at the National Trust; song lyrics reflecting changes in society.
{Punk Rock Power Rangers}
Juliet and Terence on: Jeremy Hunt's kettle and toaster; Meghan's 'Holiday Special'; the downfall of Simon Cowell; joy of the little things; and two quizzes.
{gumbo, pears, and 'bubbles'}
Juliet and Terence on: Declan Rice's hair; Elton's oven gloves; Brian Hayes and the emergence of phone-ins; bands you can't get on with; and the enduring appeal of Cliff Richard.
{FAC 10}
Juliet and Terence on: the TikTok cup draw; 'Surf's Up' - a fresh look at the Beach Boys; we review a fifty year old documentary; would you trust Mike Love to water your plants and feed your kittens?; and farewell to Jimmy Cliff.
{Opportunity Knocks}
Juliet and Terence on: Sky TV's 'Halo' (Goodbye); Gino D'Acampo; ticket touts in the old days; music biopics; The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame; scented books (!); and farewell to Mani.
{Scent-O-Vision}
Juliet and Terence with: a Gregg Wallace update; David Quantick changes our mind about The Beatles; looking back at The Style Council and Sex Pistols; why Garbage won't tour America; and King Gizzard give their music away for free.
{Love Me Do to Let It Be}
Juliet and Terence on: The Beatles as Faithfuls or Traitors; Netflix and 'Kennedy'; Mike Joyce on life in The Smiths; Boy George - is he rude, or misunderstood?; and Nicky Haslam's list of 'things that are common' for 2025.
{Chappaquiddick}
Juliet and Terence on: the closure of MTV Europe; listening bars; the principles of Heaven 17; music/sport bundled extras; is John Lennon all that?; more on Beatles biopics.
{Cathy McGowan}
Juliet and Terence on: a new Simpsons movie; Curb Your Enthusiasm book; Naga Munchetty and her toast; Buckingham Nicks reissue; and hooray for Kathy Burke!
{Beloved Aunt}
Juliet and Terence on: a Wynne Evans update; tour rider excesses; breathtaking income from stadia tours; cassettes are back; and neverending Britpop nostalgia.
(Do not disturb Don Henley!}
Juliet and Terence on: Morrissey; extreme marketing; dangers of being a superfan; two reasons to leave the UK - Christmas TV, and Last Night Of The Proms; and the pointlessness of reviews.
{pie de resistance}
Juliet and Terence: With Love, Meghan is back for Season Two; Hashtag MerchWatch; British people are bonkers; misunderstanding Springsteen; and two-thirds of The Police sue Sting.
{Sir John Lubbock}
Juliet and Terence on: Kylie; Beatles Anthology 4; Gyles Brandreth, serial killer; Clem Cattini; the tyranny of KissCam.
{Taxi light shines so bright}
Juliet and Terence on: Wynne Evans and Gregg Wallace on the comeback trail; Freddie Mercury's daughter; the exploitation of session musicians; and farewell to Bobby Whitlock, Ray Brooks, and Biddy Baxter.
{up on the roof}
Juliet and Terence with: some advice for Diana Ross and Nile Rodgers; an age of 'talentless pop stars'; and farewells to Mick Ralphs, Dave Cousins, James Whale, Terry Reid, and Ozzy Osbourne.
{Verily, I say to thee...}
Coming to the end of the Parish Counsel summer break, we go back to 2017 and a special podcast from Terence Dackombe in which he plays his top ten tracks of all time, including Todd, The Beach Boys, and Joni. {'another chance to hear'}
Holiday season continues at the Parish Counsel with another chance to hear Juliet Harris from 2022, selecting some of her favourite holiday songs.
{cheap essential scenery}
The Parish Counsel is on a summer break. Here's 'another chance to hear' a special episode from 2024. Terence Dackombe with a music extravaganza - an hour of little hits and big misses.
{A prisoner of the white lines of the freeway}
With the Parish Counsel taking a summer break, we go back to 2023 for another chance to hear Juliet presenting a special show featuring eighteen fabulous sunshine-y tracks. It's like vitamin D for your ears.
{Jupiter aligns with Mars}
Juliet and Terence with: farewell Sly Stone; the intriguing life of Mona Best; Sir Roger Daltrey, and a Zak Starkey update; Beyonce in London; the tedium of awards ceremonies, and hooray for Carol Kaye!
{Never Say Die}
Juliet and Terence with a special edition celebrating the life of Brian Wilson: the surfing years; Pet Sounds era; mental health, Eugene Landy, Mike Love, Murry Wilson; seeing/not seeing Brian Wilson live, and his place in music history.
{But long as there are stars above you...}
Juliet and Terence on: The Beatles! Lord Woodbine! Stuart Maconie's new book; Arise Sir David Beckham; Björn Ulvaeus and Artificial Intelligence; changes at BBC 6Music and Radio One.
{Can't Buy A Thrill}
Juliet and Terence with: a quiz for record collectors; the fate of drummers; blokes with cameras at gigs; the collapse of daytime TV; Cheerio Saint Etienne; and farewell to Rick Derringer.
{the orange sofa shows}
Juliet and Terence on: Gary Lineker; Eurovision goes wrong for the UK again; the CD 'revolution'; the purpose of music; and festival nimbyism.
{3614 Jackson Highway}
Juliet and Terence on: dreary new TV shows; top eBay sales of vinyl records; growing phenomenon of tribute bands; Beyonce ticket sales; and farewell to Jill Sobule and Mike Peters
{Norris McWhirter}
Juliet and Terence on: Zak/sack/back & other memorable firings; Sunday Times gig-going advice (it's bonkers); AI in music and film - do we care?; and farewell Fyre Festival Two.
{Putting out the Fyre with gasoline}
Juliet and Terence on: Saturday Night Live - UK version; the renaissance of Rebecca Black; Bruce's seven 'new' albums; DJ dilemmas; the annual Record Store Day moan; Pete Best retires; and farewell to Max Romeo.
{No I'm never gonna do it without the fez on}
Juliet and Terence on: the new Beatles movies; clogs, loon pants, and flip flops; Fyre Festival 2; closure of The Lady magazine; and farewell to Clem Burke.
{P-e-r-s-p-e-c-t-i-v-e}
Juliet and Terence on: the impact of 'Adolescence'; competitive sandcastle building; be a roadie for a day; Atlantic Records at 75; Harry Hill in Hastings; and farewell to Jerry Butler.
{sandcastles in the air}
Juliet and Terence on: John Lennon and The Royal Mint; a way too easy pop quiz; being fooled by Spotify; Graham Gouldman at Cadogan Hall; and farewell to Jesse Colin Young; Adie Lillywhite; and Andy Peebles.
{the 'magic' amulet}
Juliet and Terence with: a true or false quiz; the complicated life of Jerry Springer; Rough Trade in New York; cut your own vinyl; and farewell to D'Wayne Wiggins, Gwen McCrae, and Stedman Pearson.
{Kung Fu Hillbilly}
Juliet and Terence with: a quiz on band names; 'With Love, Meghan' reviewed; the Badfinger story; and farewell to Johnny Green, Brian James, Joey Molland, and Angie Stone.
{Meghan and her pretzels}
Juliet and Terence with: a quiz on how we receive news; McCartney #MerchWatch; silent albums; Sir Jim Ratcliffe penny-pinching; Hall & Oates battle latest; and farewell to Roberta Flack.
{Let them eat soup}
Juliet and Terence with: a quiz for hooligans; Peter Kay and heckling; insuring old rockers; love for Average White Band; and farewell to Rick Buckler.
{possession of a pyrotechnic}
Juliet and Terence with an age-related quiz; the life and drums of Phil Collins; Kay Burley leaves Sky News; and farewell to Brian Murphy.
{You know the rules, and so do I...}
Juliet and Terence with: a Presidential quiz; toxic boybands; demise of WH Smith; Graham Gouldman's rethink on lyrics; and farewell to Marianne Faithfull.
{Venus and Mars}
Juliet and Terence on: a January revelation; Spice Girls quiz; vinyl lost in LA fire; Elton being feisty on stage; and farewell to Garth Hudson.
{"Yoo-Hoo!"}
Juliet and Terence on: Tony Slattery; BBC Radio 3 abandons drama; Melody Maker; why Los Angeles needs more than Fire Aid; and the regeneration of Robbie Williams.
{Twin Peaks}
Juliet and Terence on: Lauren Laverne; Neil Young's decision making; the Britpop 'look'; the trap Oasis need to avoid; UK music industry - boom or gloom?
{Toblerone}
Juliet and Terence on: Donald Trump and Gwyneth Paltrow's Christmas Gift Guides; Sir Paul McCartney at the O2; the British obsession with pantomime; Winter Wonderlands gone wrong; and a bundle of festive quizzes.
{The Pilates Reformer}
Juliet and Terence on: Paul McCartney's expensive fivers; the sale of The Observer; Lena Zavaroni; Spotify Wrapped; and Yoto (eh?).
{The Tortoise In King's Place}
Juliet and Terence on: Gregggg Wallace; Beatles '64; Glastonbury thrives but other festivals fail; Spice Girls angst; and how Kate Nash is funding her next tour.
{Never A Dull Moment}
Juliet and Terence on: Band Aid's latest reincarnation; Zoe Ball out, Scott MIlls in; the (ultimate?) decline of NME and Rolling Stone; toxic fandom; and farewell to Pete Sinfield.
{Do collect £200 for Sgt Pepper}
Juliet and Terence on: the glory of The Supremes; new bands with old ties; the troubled lives of Christine McVie and Luther Vandross; BBC Radio Three Unwind; and farewell to Shel Talmy.
{luncheon with Roy Harper}
Juliet and Terence on: the degree of influence of musicians on politics; Nicky Haslam's tea towel; Nicky Hopkins; Paul Weller at Hammersmith; and the newly restored version of 'Stop Making Sense'.
{Dan Abnormal}
Juliet and Terence on: Juliet's dramatic appearance on BBCTV's 'Mastermind'; trouble at 5Live; Johnnie Walker retires; the ethics of TMZ; Morrissey's generosity; and farewell to Quincy Jones.
{'Approaching Menace'}
Juliet and Terence on: ELO's farewell; celebrating Britpop; Joni at the Hollywood Bowl; more bad news for UK music venues; and Juliet on BBC TV this week.
{I've started so I'll finish}
Juliet and Terence on: an alarming performance from Frankie Valli; Lauryn Hill - still challenged by time; More Beatles movies (and Elton); 'postcards not dead' shock; and Stuart Murdoch at Brighton's Komedia.
{WhatsEd}
Juliet and Terence on: Brian Epstein; TikTok Sleuths; Pink Floyd get even richer; Paul and Artie; any way back for Schofield?; goodnight to London's Night Czar.
{Money, it's a gas}
Juliet and Terence on: Morrissey and Marr; the Golden Age Of Ceefax; big changes at the Evening Standard; dynamic ticket pricing comes to sport; and remembering JD Souther.
{Jayne Mansfield}
Juliet and Terence on: Jane's Addiction punch up; Dave Grohl's 'situation'; musicians and talking tours; Craig Brown on HM The Queen.
{quilted memoirs}
Juliet and Terence: not everyone is joyous about the Oasis reunification; does the punishment of Jermaine Jenas fit the 'crime'?; Dave Mason as the new Roger Waters; Nicki Chapman's memoir; being a superfan; and hot music at the DNC.
{Billy Shears}
Juliet and Terence on: Taylor Swiftonomics; bands with no original members; the resurrection of Oasis; Donald Trump's shoulder pads; and topless men.
{Zigaboo}
Little hits and big misses - the third and final summer special with Terence Dackombe. Ten delicious tracks - no filler, no Cilla. It's joy for the ears and the soul.
{What Price Paradise}
Little hits and big misses - a continuing series of summer specials from Terence Dackombe. Ten great tracks (almost like a radio show but with no time checks and no banter with the traffic reporter).
{From Avebury to Philadelphia}
First in a short series of 'holiday specials'. Terence Dackombe with a music extravaganza - an hour of little hits and big misses.
{A prisoner of the white lines of the freeway}
Juliet and Terence with: Glastonbury feedback; Dave Grohl; Ray Davies at 80; Joni Mitchell on the couch; the decline of Madame Tussauds.
{Mark Knopfler's sweatband}
Juliet and Terence on: Mrs Brown's Boys; top 50 TV comedy shows; decline of remixes; vinyl bootlegs; smallest bands = biggest eejits; being silly on TOTP.
{Welcome Back Kotter}
Juliet and Terence on: 'How Music Got Free' on Paramount+; Detroit wizardry with Holland, Dozier, Holland; John Lennon's tooth; and Danny Baker's treasures at auction.
(Dot Jarlett)
Juliet and Terence on: Madonna and the air-conditioning; J. Lo's tour; Simon Cowell's new/old venture; a love affair with books; Glastonbury weirdness; and 'London Tide' at the Lyttelton Theatre reviewed.
{Friday Rush}
Juliet and Terence on: Inside Number 9; entertainers working after pension age; Jon Bon Jovi's laser beams; Michael McDonald's memoirs; and the return of Loaded magazine.
{Mad About You}
Juliet and Terence on: 'Buying London' (Netflix); the trials of being a rock star's girlfriend or boyfriend; being haunted by 'Love Is All Around'; and busybody signs and instructions.
{Len Tuckey}
Juliet and Terence on: Let It Be (4K edition) on Disney+; Touring band woe, but Kiss make millions and millions; Steve Marriott and AI; and Spiritualized in Brighton.
{Kevin Harrington}
Juliet and Terence on: the politics of Eurovision; the horror of Euro 2020 at Wembley; Rufus Wainwright's musical closes; Gilles Peterson saves the entertainment industry; Cass Elliot - the highs and lows; and farewell to Steve Albini.
{Teaneck Tanzi - The Venus Flytrap}
Juliet and Terence on: Jon Bon Jovi's hair, and being famous for one thing; confusion at News At Ten; has TV learned from the past?; Juliet is the new Trevor Horn; and the endless search for vinyl.
{Cheapo Cheapos}
Juliet and Terence on: Taylor Swift; double albums - no thanks; Damon Albarn meltdown; Coachella - the expense and the woe; Jerry Seinfeld says the movie business is over; and it's a gory life in Midsomer Murders.
{Badgers Drift}
Juliet and Terence on: reviewing everything; Beatles v Stones part 967; Hipgnosis in crisis; James Blake saves the music business (?); speech fasting; and hooray for James Blunt.
{rainbow azaleas}
Juliet and Terence on: Glastonbury - betraying its roots?; the amazing Fools In Love Festival; the unstoppable rise of Emma Barnett; the Hives franchise; and farewell to Steve Harley.
{labradoodles of rock}
Terence Dackombe with a solo show. Just great songs (from the 1970s). It's like radio without the news, weather, travel, commercials, and all the other annoying bits.
{Bevan T. Woodhouse}
Juliet and Terence on: the extraordinary components of Manfred Mann; the two sides to Comic Relief; The Now Show, and I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue; and farewell to Eric Carmen, Vince Power, and Karl Wallinger.
{Greta Garbo, Bob, Thelma, and Terry}
Juliet and Terence on: changes at TalkTV; TikTok video values; red carpet fiascos; why volunteering in theatres is not a 'feel good' story'; trouble at Scala Radio, joy at Fix Radio, and BBC Radio 4 shoves a few shows around.
{Orpheus and Eurydice}
Juliet and Terence on: woe at the Willy Wonka Experience; Paul McCartney vs Lily Evans; memorabilia wars; love triangles in rock; farewell to Richard Lewis.
{Stanislav Petrov}
Juliet and Terence on: Taylor Swift candles; break up songs; forgotten band members; best stage invasions; four new Beatles movies; Fabs' treatment of Mal Evans.
{"So what?"}
Juliet and Terence on: Brits Award chaos; 1974 - best year in pop history?; Monty Python and Orbital angst; hooray for Madonna, and daytime gigs.
{Son Heung-min}
Juliet and Terence on: Curb Your Enthusiasm; why Gregg Wallace went viral; BBC Radio gets it wrong again; and farewell to Adele Springsteen, Aston 'Family Man' Barrett, Steve Brown, and Steve Wright.
{Serious Jockin'}
Juliet and Terence on: 'The Greatest Night In Pop'; Stuart Sutcliffe; Band On The Run - Underdubbed; tales of the theatre, and some first class name-dropping.
{Check Your Ego At The Door}
Juliet and Terence on: Taylor Swift for Prez; Gladiators update; Madonna's tardiness; Pitchfork 'absorbed' into GQ; and farewell to Mary Weiss, Frank Farian, Melanie, & Marlena Shaw.
{Oh! Those Russians...}
Juliet and Terence on: the reboot of Gladiators; Madonna's faux pas; Black Grape; and farewell to David Soul and Annie Nightingale.
{Are you ready, Boston?}
Juliet and Terence on: the weirdness of the album charts; sending emails during Hamlet; BBC auction; renaissance of Simple Minds; Gallagher and Squire.
{Octopus's Garden}
Look out! It's a Parish Counsel special. Terence Dackombe, solo, with ten gorgeous tracks. Forty two minutes and two seconds of pure joy.
{Newlands Corner}
Juliet and Terence with: a Christmas quiz; the 1993 Christmas singles chart; how to write a Yuletide hit; December memories - Strummer, Lennon, Kirsty MacColl; and Boy George in panto.
{he's behind you!}
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}
Juliet and Terence on: the rebirth of the Rolling Stones; Freddie Mercury, and The Beatles - for sale!; young people on trains and in tents; Jimmy Fallon in trouble; and farewell to Gary Wright.
{Trans-Global Express}
Juliet and Terence on: discrimination against Kylie?; Eminem vs Vivek Ramaswamy; rock band behaviour, Me Too, and Rolls Royces; cancelling successful TV shows and... Amanda Holden or Sir Kenneth Clark?
{Mel B}
Juliet and Terence on: Punk's 'fake history'; Coldplay's applecart upset; Fyre Festival reboot; when Fleetwood Mac weren't Fleetwood Mac; Amy Winehouse's journals; and farewell to Bernie Marsden.
{the $200 hoodies}
Juliet and Terence on: the kindness of George Harrison's mum; the gig-goers dress code; the cancellation of Graham Linehan; and farewell to Michael Parkinson.
{Janet Gray}
Juliet and Terence: with a quiz on albums from 1984; the end of everything! (well... tv, radio, and DVDs); and farewell to Jamie Reid and Robbie Robertson.
{John Mortimer QC}
Juliet and Terence on: Jagger at 80; tiffs at Radio 1; the link between Jamie Carragher and Cardi B.; the sadness of Randy Meisner; and our Premier League predictions 2023/24.
{You're too shy shy, hush-hush, eye to eye}
Juliet and Terence visit Barbie Land; Spotify increases its monthly subscription costs; Why, Why, Why? Delilah; and farewell to Tony Bennett, and Sinead O'Connor.
{Lt. Col. Kilgore}
Juliet & Terence on: University Challenge with Amol Rajan; the dazzling tale of Taylor Swift's tour; Belle & Sebastian at Brighton; and the thirty-five quid chippie.
{199 tracks}
Juliet and Terence on: the BBC in crisis - again; the peculiar world of Liz Jones; living next door to music venues; 50 years of the Doobie Brothers.
{Goldchester}
Juliet and Terence on: Wham! The Movie; the lost world of album sleeves; Pink's ordeal in Hyde Park; and pondering upon Arctic Monkeys.
{brighter than Doris Day}
The second week of the Parish Counsel summer break - here's Juliet with a special show featuring eighteen fabulous sunshine-y tracks. It's like vitamin D for your ears.
{Jupiter aligns with Mars}
A summer break for the usual Parish Counsel business, so here's Terence with twelve fab 'Beatlesque' tracks from Todd Rundgren (of course), Tame Impala, The Zombies, and nine more!
{The love train rides from coast to coast}
Juliet and Terence: interact with Spotify's new AI disc jockey; get blown away by Apple Vision Pro; Billy Joel at MSG; another Nick Drake biography; and farewell to Cynthia Weil, Astrud Gilberto, and Tony McPhee.
{$280,000,000.00}
Juliet and Terence on: ructions at Radio One's Big Weekend; the murky world of private gigs; presenters who can only present; Bee Gees - falsettos and unfortunate lyrics; football review 22/23; and a tribute to Jeff Stelling.
{Scott Parker}
Juliet and Terence: watch 'Beef' on Netflix; Radio Four and the disappearing baby boomers; a quick quiz; and farewell to Chas Newby, Andy Rourke, and Tina Turner.
{Alloa Town Hall}
Juliet and Terence on: Eurovision; MorrisseyWatch; scrapping with The View; Holly and Phil; and Vernon Kay on Radio 2.
{The green bolero jacket}
Juliet and Terence on: 'The Right To Rock' on the BBC; Frankie Goes to Hollywood; best ever UK Eurovision entries; HMV - the comeback; and a victory for Ed Sheeran.
{Welcome To The Pleasuredome?}
Juliet and Terence on: 'Colin From Accounts'; Nick Cave's coronation invitation; squirmy royal connections with pop music; Jerry Springer; and the Beach Boys fateful tour with the Maharishi.
{Yvette the vet}
Juliet and Terence on: Spotify's highest earners; farewell to the cereal café hipsters; Freddie Mercury's nick-nacks for sale; and feuding bands.
{apple pie lip balm}
Juliet and Terence on: the AI version of Oasis; the eye-watering cost of visiting Abbey Road Studios; spoiler culture; and the greatest heavy metal songs of all time.
{£141-75}
Juliet and Terence on: The Beatles at Stowe School; the ongoing decline of audience decorum; the best television episodes of all time.
{The View? Boo!}
Juliet declares it to be a Skank Holiday! A ska and reggae special with Juliet mixing some classics with some great tracks that may be less familiar.
{The ghost of Dave Brubeck}
The Parish Counsel is on its Easter break so this week Terence plays twelve of his favourite cover versions. Forty-three minutes and six seconds of joy and brio.
{My aim is true}
Juliet and Terence on: Daisy Jones And The Six; fake bands - real songs; Reverend Richard Coles and the Cardiff commute; and the new album from U2.
{Josie And The Pussycats}
Juliet and Terence on: 'Meet Me In The Bathroom', a documentary about the New York music scene in the 2000s (Strokes, Yeah Yeah Yeahs etc); stroppy celebrities; Marc Bolan's poetry; and the return of the Goths.
{The Warlock Of Love}
Juliet and Terence on: Ten To The Top - the new quiz on BBC Radio 2; Glastonbury line-up 2023; #MeToo issues in pop music; Gary Lineker (of course); and BBC Introducing.
{Island Girl}
Juliet and Terence on: the making of Bridge Over Troubled Water; terrible albums by great artists; trigger warnings; and they/them issues.
{Fozzie Bear's Mother}
Juliet and Terence on: K Pop ticket shenanigans; BAFTA woe; huge televisions; 'You've Been Framed'; Haircut One Hundred return; and farewell to Raquel Welch.
{'Fiery' Freddie Trueman}
Juliet and Terence on: Clarkson's Farm Season Two; a CD clear out; the joy of subtitles; the return of S Club 7; and farewell to Trugoy The Dove.
{Jarcinda and Jerryl)
Juliet and Terence on: Girls5eva; the coronation playlist; Fawlty Towers reboot; Springsteen; Oasis; Pink Floyd; and farewell to Burt Bacharach.
{paid by the goose}
Juliet and Terence on: Open Door at the BBC, and a 1980s fanzine; Marie Kondo hides the vacuum cleaner; Ozzy Osbourne retires; and farewell to Tom Verlaine and Barrett Strong.
{no Wimpy Bar in Telford}
Juliet and Terence on: Deep Fake Neighbour Wars; Iron Maiden stamps; Madonna on tour; woe at Ambridge; and why we don't need to buy Boris Johnson's book.
{replica shirts}
Juliet and Terence on: 'Next Level Chef'; Jack Dee's home life; Ken Bruce leaves Radio 2; Breakfast TV, and how we lived in 1983.
{Pebble Mill}
Juliet and Terence: 'When Motown Came To Britain'; the 'greatest' singers of all time (according to Rolling Stone); John Lydon and Eurovision; and Jeff Beck.
{Timmy Mallett}
Juliet and Terence on: Mary McCartney's Abbey Road documentary; the Guardian's ongoing quest to bring cheer and joy; Russell Brand, and online 'gurus'.
{love your shoes}
It's a holiday special from Juliet! Sixteen scorching tracks on a theme of clothing, costume, and accoutrements.
{velvet pants}
Terence goes solo for a holiday special. Ten red hot cover version sizzlers. No Christmas tunes, guaranteed!
{ding dang dong}
Juliet and Terence with: a quiz on Christmas Number Ones; cheering up winter with The Guardian; the horror of Rees Witherspoon's book club; and remembering Victor Lewis-Smith
{Libby's chair}
Juliet and Terence with: alternative Christmas gifts; collecting every number one hit single; the worst decisions in music history; an aversion to U2; and remembering Jet Black.
{Fear Eats The Soul}
Juliet and Terence with: 70 years of the UK singles chart; Bob Dylan and his missing biro; Juliet at Stereolab; Terence at Ego Ella May; and remembering Christine McVie.
{Jane Mallory Birkin}
Juliet and Terence with: a November quiz; the redemption of Boy George; The Horne Section TV Show; Grammy nominations; and remembering Mimi Parker, Dan McCafferty, and Keith Levene.
{Mississippi}
Juliet and Terence with: a World Cup quiz; the 'double standards' of Gary Neville; being James Corden (and 'Mammals' reviewed); Leslie Phillips; and Carry On movies.
{Nellie Melba}
Juliet and Terence with: a Beatles quiz; Revolver remixed; touring troubles; The Damned's last stand; politicians on reality TV; and the unsettling life of Jerry Lee Lewis.
{Neat Neat Neat}
One hundred years of the BBC.
Juliet and Terence with: a BBC themed quiz; where the BBC could improve; and finally, why the BBC is such a precious asset.
{Late Junction revisited}
Juliet and Terence with: a rock memorabilia quiz; inflation at Glastonbury; fifty years of Mastermind; and 'Hooray!' for Ian (and Riley) Broudie, and Trevor Horn.
{Dot Jarlett}
Juliet and Terence on: trouble on Broadway; a 'who said it?' quiz; Joni Mitchell's Asylum albums; John Cleese and 'cancel culture'; the BBC drop Mark Lawrenson and Roger Bolton.
{Nadine}
Juliet and Terence on: adventures in London; 'Love Me Do' at sixty; 'I Hate You' on Channel 4; and the contrasting lives of Anthony Bourdain and David Dimbleby.
{Three per cent}
Juliet and Terence with a royal music quiz; the difficulties of Holly and Phil; 'This England' reviewed; and when is a gig not a gig?
{Third Coming}
Juliet and Terence with a Desert Island Discs quiz; the merits of Lisa Kudrow and Joe Lycett; memories of renting VHS tapes and DVDs; and the peculiar Sundays of Nina Wadia.
{Festivus}
Juliet and Terence with: a Desert Island Discs quiz; the merits of Lisa Kudrow and Joe Lycett; memories of renting VHS tapes and DVDs; and the peculiar Sundays of Nina Wadia.
{Festivus}
Juliet and Terence on: festivals from Notting Hill to Hay-on-Wye; dreams not coming true; OCD issues; and nice people who make it.
{Panini}
Juliet and Terence on: Sting's favourite tunes; raving for the older demographic; the unstoppable rise of Amol Rajan; and the ear-burning hell of hold music.
{Shaggy}
Juliet and Terence with: a quickfire quiz; disrespecting music collections; the madness of Foyle's bookshop; and cosy cardigan television shows.
{Clare Balding}
Juliet and Terence on: TikTok pranks; the relegation of both the football results and Paul O'Grady; and farewell to Raymond Briggs, Olivia Newton John, and Lamont Dozier.
{James Alexander Gordon}
Juliet and Terence: say farewell to Mock The Week and hello to Big Brother; setting fire to art; stop publishing lists!; and cheerio to Bernard Cribbins.
{Lucy Bronze's ski goggles}
Juliet and Terence on: dynamic ticket pricing; comebacks - Frank! Kate! Joni!; and our infamous Premier League preview.
{Bruce's blue collar}
Juliet and Terence on: Roger Waters and 'look at me!' pop stars; the rise of 'hun' culture; Dylan bans phones; and a dancefloor masterclass.
{Joe Walsh}
Juliet and Terence on: Juliet at Euro 2022; best ever live performances; Adele on Desert Island Discs; and brotherly trouble in The Kinks.
{Jerry Hall}
Juliet and Terence on: Mick Jagger, 'My Life As A Rolling Stone'; farewell to Steve Wright In The Afternoon; and the phenomena of screaming fans, then and now.
{Rice Krispies}
Juliet and Terence on: Backstage With Katherine Ryan (Amazon Prime); the final word on Glastonbury; and the (alleged) decline and fall of modern culture.
{Woodface}
Juliet and Terence on: 'Glastonbury, 50 Years And Counting' (BBC iPlayer); TV trigger warnings and double standards; and Beatles or The Stones? The definitive answer!
{Jack Regan}
Juliet and Terence: watch 'Pistol' on Disney+; review their predictions for the 21/22 Premier League season; and talk about a hellish visit to a London theatre.
{Le Grand Pantalon}
Holiday season at the Parish Counsel continues with Juliet solo this week, selecting some of her favourite holiday songs.
{cheap essential scenery}
It's holiday season at the Parish Counsel - so it's Terence, solo this week, with a selection of cover versions; some well known, others less so. Come along for the ride!
{'Sinking deep into the well of time'}
Juliet and Terence on: the sidemen and sidewomen of rock; Paul Heaton's grand gesture; Bono, inevitably, writes a book; and TV cop shows through the years.
{Omar's coming}
Juliet and Terence on: John Morton's 'Ten Percent'; Sex Pistols and Bryan Ferry; and stage invasions through the years.
{Calvin Harris with a pineapple}
Juliet and Terence on: the launch of TalkTV; Little Simz not on tour; new poetry from PJ Harvey; and the difficulties at Netflix and Twitter.
{Friends Reunited}
Juliet and Terence on: 'Song Exploder' with R.E.M.; band merchandise wars; and when pop stardom fades.
{the forty quid scarf}
Juliet and Terence on: jumping into ice pools on BBC1; the highs and lows of music festivals; and The Beatles in 1963 vs Goldfrapp in 2022.
{Johnny Depp and Amber Rudd}
Juliet and Terence on: BBC Radio One... in 1970; the importance of radio in 2022; and, what's so good about 6Music?
{Doreen Davies}
Juliet and Terence on: 'Boiling Point' on Netflix; the horror of awards ceremonies; and plagiarism, Keith Chegwin, and Ed Sheeran.
{Jones And Sons}
Juliet and Terence on: 'Inventing Anna' on Netflix; from TV to movie - a step too far for Catherine Tate?; and The Beatles! In Spatial Audio!
{Good Day Sunshine}
Juliet and Terence on: 'Rock Till We Drop' on BBC2; 70 years of the NME; and being a woman in the music business - from Linda McCartney to Beyonce.
{Bill Grundy}
Juliet and Terence on: Cookin' With Brooklyn (Beckham); booze'n'drugs'n'rock'n'roll; re-evaluating Mary Whitehouse.
{The Big Wheel Of Cheese}
Juliet and Terence on: 'I Am Georgina'; nothing good comes from leaving the BBC; Gary Brooker; the CD 'revival'.
{including the CD player from Tesco}
Juliet and Terence on: Slade In Flame, the 'Citizen Kane of rock music movies'; America borrows the Eurovision Song Contest; and the cost of football tickets versus gig going - it's the fight of the century!
{Harold Cross}
Juliet and Terence on: Wayne Rooney on Amazon Prime; love songs - dating and break-ups; and the alluring addiction of Neighbours and Crossroads.
{Shughie McFee}
Juliet and Terence on: Janet Jackson - the documentary; Spotify - Joni and Neil vs Joe Rogan; and BBC3 is back, but so is Nadine Dorries.
{Rickie Lee Jones}
Juliet and Terence with a Beatles special. Cartoons and The Beatles; and cover versions by solo Beatles.
{Groundskeeper Willie}
Juliet with the second of her two solo specials - this one is a thrilling roam around the world through music.
{Don't forget Winona, Kingman, Barstow, San Bernadino...}
Juliet runs solo with some inspired choices of music on a theme of creatures from land and sea.
{feed your head}
Juliet and Terence on: Rockpile - the 'nearly' supergroup; listening to the three worst rock albums ever recorded; and Coldplay's retirement plan.
{former captain of Leeds United}
Juliet and Terence with a Christmas music quiz; television at Christmas 1991 vs 2021; and Eric Clapton, the Scrooge of Yuletide.
{Mr Smarmy Slacks}
Juliet and Terence on: Richard Bacon - 'Cancelled'; new albums from Brian Wilson, Roger Taylor, and Alison Krauss with Robert Plant; and novelty records - why? And who buys them?
{Dora Bryan}
Juliet and Terence on: rogue Santas and advent calendar woes; new albums from Neil Young, Deep Purple, & Sting reviewed; and Adele in Vegas.
{studio in the clouds}
Juliet and Terence on: making an album with Tom Petty; three new album releases from 'heritage' artists; and Squid Game vs Strictly Come Dancing.
{from the chaise longue}
Juliet and Terence on: Paul McCartney at the BBC; Peter Jackson's 'Get Back' - all three episodes reviewed; and we choose the top ten Beatles tracks of all time.
{PC Ray Dagg}
Juliet and Terence on: the 1980s with Dylan Jones; Lennon v Harrison v McCartney first solo albums; and pop stars with a sense of humour (and those without).
{Cyn's dressing gown}
Juliet and Terence: travel back to 1978 for the Sgt Pepper movie; trailercore and insipid Christmas TV commercials; and how music fans are exploited, and put at risk.
{Frankie Howerd and his toupée}
Juliet and Terence on: 'The Brill Building In Four Songs'; the Beatles 'immersive experience'; and remembering when Levi jeans stole the UK singles charts.
{Nadine Dorries}
Juliet and Terence on: the return of Curb Your Enthusiasm; supporting roles in sitcoms; and shocking shock-jocks.
{Regina Phalange}
Looking back at Glastonbury in 1971; bands with swagger versus nice girls and boys; and - farewell 'Brown Sugar'! We have more songs to cancel... {afternoon tea with Charles and Camilla?}
Juliet and Terence on: Oasis at Knebworth in 1996; plagiarism, from Masterchef to Led Zep; and... who broke up The Beatles? We have the definitive answer!
{cranberry sauce}
Juliet and Terence on: Paloma Faith 'As I Am'; is podcasting a smug snooze-fest?; and Kylie versus Adele!
{sensory reception}
Juliet and Terence on: the reboot of 'Never Mind The Buzzcocks'; Nirvana, Dave Grohl's autobiography, and the baby from 'Nevermind'; and the joy of Scritti Politti.
{Spencer Elden}
Juliet and Terence on: The Spice Girls - How Girl Power Changed Britain (Channel 4); unusual music collaborations; and Genesis vs The Stranglers (the long farewells).
{zigazig ah}
Juliet and Terence on: Blind Date, and Married At First Sight; short gigs, long gigs, and weird gigs; and the relationships of comedy duos.
{Cilla Poirot}
Juliet and Terence: take on Roy 'Chubby' Brown; the rise of TikTok vigilantes; and the beatification of ABBA.
{magical space circus}
Juliet and Terence on: the life and death of Brian Jones; Beatles - Let It Be remixed; and Morecambe and Wise versus Monty Python.
{Butterfly on a wheel}
Juliet and Terence on: Charlie Watts and Don Everly; Top Of The Tops 1991 reviewed; and a bumper quiz on live gigs.
{Abigail's Party}
Juliet and Terence: review 'a vacation in paradise' with The White Lotus; a quick fire football quiz, and 21/22 Premier League predictions; and, encores - the best and the worst.
{Queens Park Rangers?}
Juliet and Terence with a Beatles special! A quickfire Beatles quiz; McCartney 3,2,1, and the All Things Must Pass remixes reviewed; and Juliet gives an electrifying description of her tour of Abbey Road studios.
{two years and nine months}
Juliet and Terence on: HBO's 'The Prince'; X Factor - the highs and lows; and a Spotify-based quiz.
{Kelly Ripa?}
Juliet and Terence on: Woodstock '99 - Peace, Love, And Rage; the Stones vs the Pistols; and Reclaiming Amy, ten years on.
{tin roof, rusted}
Juliet and Terence on: the opening ceremony of the Olympics; Charlie Brooker vs Nicky Campbell; and miserable newspaper columnists.
{Des O'Connor}
Juliet and Terence on: Mondays with Victoria and Jeremy; irritating things about movies and TV; twenty years of The Office and Ricky Gervais.
{Brigit Forsyth}
Juliet and Terence on: the tractor at Clarkson's Farm; controversy at Channel 4; and twenty-five years of Girl Power.
{Kaleb Cooper}
Juliet and Terence set sail to Love Island on ITV2; revisit Spike Island with tribute bands; ponder the purchase of George Harrison garden gnomes; and request a damehood for Joan Armatrading.
{duplicate Liam Gallagher raincoat}
Juliet and Terence on: Euro 2020 - the TV heroes and villains; tangled up in Joni's 'Blue' at 50; and radio run by artificial intelligence.
{"strange little duck"}
Juliet and Terence on: the launch of GB News; Hooray for Hall & Oates! Boo for Record Store Day!; and... do we need Spatial Audio, and Spotify Greenroom?
{metropolitan mindset}
Juliet and Terence on: Meeting The Beatles In India; the best and worst radio quiz shows; and can records really change your life?
{Bungalow Bill}
Juliet and Terence on rock music photography; the redemption of Phil Collins; and the return of the sax.
{Pete Christlieb}
Juliet and Terence: was 1971 the year that music changed everything?; the weird football season that was 2020-21; and how a band becomes a Happy Meal.
{Carole Feraci}
Juliet and Terence on: Sisters With Transistors, and Delia Derbyshire; radio after dark; and tales of rock and roll excess.
{Popeye and the Pope}
Juliet and Terence on: spooks tracking troublesome musicians; anniversaries for The Guardian & The Daily Mail; and will Substack replace your favourite magazines?
{I Spy For The FBI}
Juliet and Terence: music on children's TV; rock star hair and Tony Blair; and Rasputin and the power of TikTok.
{Eppur si muove}
Juliet and Terence on: the legacy of Daft Punk; the woes of lending records and books; and can ageing pop stars write hit songs?
{Good Vibrations}
Juliet and Terence on Peter Green's spiral into turmoil; the lasting popularity of bootleg records; and the constantly moving world of rock music roadies.
{Rhoda Morgenstern}
Juliet and Terence on: touring Laurel Canyon with Jakob Dylan; information overload vs Teletext & Dial-A-Disc; & Mick Jagger, Dave Grohl, and 'Eazy Sleazy'.
{Lookout Mountain}
Juliet and Terence: review Later... with Jools Holland; investigate the longevity of Mr. Brightside; and convert their savings into non-fungible tokens.
{Jack And The Beanstalk}
Juliet and Terence on: the difficulty of being Demi Lovato; how stars cope with the sands of time; and demolishing BBC4.
{James Last?}
Juliet and Terence on: potatoes, puppets, and Michelle Obama; why nobody wants to be in a band; and song lyrics as poetry.
{Barefoot Contessa}
Juliet and Terence on: Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliché; rock group managers through the ages; and paying journalists per click.
{Fortnum & Mason}
Juliet and Terence on: Muse, and Simulation Theory; commissioning strange TV shows; and book burning with Mumford And Sons.
{Magical Mystery Tour}
Juliet and Terence check Gordon Ramsay's Bank Balance; the era of the scamfluencer; the return of Frasier; and the revival of BBC Three.
{Thatcher Wines}
Juliet and Terence on: Kermit, Fozzie, Animal -The Muppets!; the impact of 'cancel culture' on television; and the best debut singles of all time!
{The Electric Mayhem}
Juliet and Terence on: Carole King and Tapestry - fifty years on; surviving lockdown without banana bread; and can Boom put the bang back into radio?
{Anne Robinson?}
Juliet and Terence on: the making and the breaking of Britney Spears; celebrity rewilding; and the greatest rock music memoirs of all time.
{Betty Boo}
Juliet and Terence on: 1969 and The Summer Of Soul; the hard graft of dawdling in Dubai; and Sandinista! forty years on.
{And Priti Patel?}
Juliet and Terence on: Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp; Rolling Stone panhandling for your cash; and a McCartney at Abbey Road.
{9B, Arthur Road, Wimbledon}
Juliet and Terence on: the latest TV showing of 'A Hard Day's Night'; power naps and secret slumbers; and protest songs through the ages.
{Victor Spinetti}
Juliet and Terence on: the Bee Gees - beyond the falsettos; the trials of being a celebrity; and the Duchess Of York and The Sex Pistols.
{Rebus?}
Juliet and Terence with a sneak peek at The Beatles; the gospel according to Aretha; and a pep talk from Meghan and Harry.
{twenny twenny}
A Parish Counsel Special!
Juliet with a jamboree bag of cheery tunes as we cruise into the new year!
{serious moonlight}
Juliet and Terence with: a medium sized Christmas Quiz; why the Christmas Top 40 means the end of the record business; and the best Christmas albums of all time.
{Must Be Santa Monica}
Juliet and Terence on: Macca III - is it any good?; the return of the concept album; and Tony Blair The Opera!
{My Cherie Amour}
Juliet and Terence on: Dylan cashing in; we ask, 'are people stupid?'; and - the strange world of Eric Clapton & Van Morrison.
{Stand And Deliver!}
Juliet and Terence on: the little things that irritate on TV; deputising for rock stars; and restricting musicians to three albums.
{delicious signature sauce}
Juliet and Terence on: the importance (or otherwise) of pop lyrics; ear-numbing gigs; and a bizarre tale of b-sides.
{data alchemist}
Juliet and Terence on: lifestyle hacks for pop stars; pottering about as a cure for modern life; and HOORAY! for Joni Mitchell.
{Hello Cleveland!}
Juliet and Terence on: honesty in obituaries; live music - 2021 versus 1974; and deep fake pop music.
{The Andalusian Diaries}
Juliet and Terence on: celebrity scandals; TV's obsession with the past; and Juliet - the agony aunt.
{Downton Abbey}
Juliet and Terence on: the disastrous new Bowie movie; tweeting at the BBC; and, the hidden costs of streaming music.
{Victoria Derbyshire}
Juliet and Terence on the chop for The Chop; Spotify invent radio; and when is a reformed band not a reformed band?
{Toto And The Damned}
Juliet and Terence on: humour in a crisis; who killed Britpop?; and a bizarre poll revealing the forty top radio broadcasters.
{ribbons, polka dot, and eyeliner}
Juliet and Terence on: the grim future for cinema; rolling news with Andrew Neil; and hits... that weren't hits.
{Act Naturally}
Juliet and Terence on: the vexed subject of cardigans; women newspaper columnists; and the most admired people in the world.
{Jean Rook}
Juliet and Terence on sexist songwriting; handbags, gladrags, and manbags; and the Rolling Stone 'Greatest Albums Of All Time'.
{Edith Evans}
Juliet and Terence with the last round of the 90s quiz; the BBC, Tim Davie, and Zoe; and Terence Conran and The Clash.
{Norwegian Wood}
Juliet and Terence with a 90s culture quiz; football predictions for 20/21; and - who'd be a music critic?
{Atomic Kitchen}
Hosted by Juliet & Terence. Can you beat Juliet in the 90s quiz?; the mood-based record store; and... John Lennon... was he really all that?
{The Face}
Juliet and Terence host. Take on Juliet in the 1990s quiz; the ten most irritating things in modern life; and love of football clubs versus affection for bands.
{Yukihiro Takahashi}
Juliet and Terence with a 1990s Who Am I? quiz; Woodstock and the earning power of musicians; and whatever happened to Elvis Presley?
{Dom Joly?}
Juliet and Terence with: a 'Who Am I?' music quiz; short-lived music magazines; and, should The Beatles have been more entertaining?
{Andrew Ridgeley}
Hosted by Juliet and Terence. Try and beat Juliet's score in 'Quizzing Down The Freeway In Bottom Gear'; also - Hendrix and the 27 Club; and brothers in bands... proceed with caution.
{All Saints and the jacket incident}
Juliet and Terence host. Can you beat Juliet in the great record sleeve quiz? Our 2019/20 football predictions reviewed; and - the mysterious popularity of glamping.
{Paramahansa Yogananda?}
Juliet and Terence with a quiz that proves sport and music don't mix; the decline and closure of Q magazine; plus Judy Dyble, and women who give up careers in music.
{Elvis Presley in Earls Court?}
Juliet and Terence with a music movie quiz; cancelling cancel culture; and Zoom call etiquette.
{Who threw the table through the window?}
Juliet and Terence with a Ready, Steady, Go! music quiz; the recycling of personality djs; and the problem with Public Image Ltd.
{Dylan sings P.I.L?}
Juliet and Terence with a fiendish Beatles quiz; Kim Kardashian vs ladettes; and the revival of Alan Bennett's 'Talking Heads'.
{You say yes, I say no}
Juliet and Terence on the... swirl of bagpipes; tiresome lockdown gurus; and Glastonbury from your sofa.
{who is Angela Trimble?}
Juliet and Terence with a Beatles pan-pipey quiz; the history of androgyny in pop; and sport and music behind closed doors.
{no-one I think is in my tree}
Juliet and Terence explore pop music flora; purging the past - wiping Little Britain from memory; and the endless appeal of heritage albums.
Plus four ace tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with: how much does Juliet know about... Juliet?; booze 'n' drugs 'n' rock 'n' roll; and Christo and environmental art.
{Say It Loud}
Juliet and Terence with an eyesight test, and bonus Dominic Cummings questions; monetizing fame in 2020; and the wobbly future for music magazines.
Plus four sharply focused tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with an anarchistic quiz; are drive-in gigs the future for live music?; and feuding band mates.
Plus four chirpy tunes.
Juliet and Terence with a very regal quiz; being a rock star's wife, or husband; and... the worst song of the sixties?
Plus four alluring tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with: a very Beatles-y quiz; 'boom time for podcasts'?; and the worst song of all time? Part 1.
Plus four very good songs...
Juliet and Terence with: a celestial quiz; the positives of not playing live; and - poetry in a time of crisis.
Plus four superb tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with a questionable quiz of questions; the 'value' of celebrities in a time of crisis; and, does music help or hinder working from home?
Plus four superb tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with a chronological quiz; how quizzes are thriving in a time of isolation; and - what's the deal with The Pretenders?
Plus four nifty tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence: Avast ye! It's the ship-shape quiz; What's the deal with the Sugababes?; and - Hooray for Yacht Rock!
Plus four balmy tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with: the quiz of dreams; Hooray for sixty years of Dr. Martens' boots!; and - what's the deal with Lewis Capaldi?
Plus four heavenly tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence with: a musical quiz for home isolation; the subtle art of backhanded compliments; and - what's the deal with Radiohead?
Plus four outstanding tracks of music, as ever.
Juliet and Terence with the Quizzy McQuizzo; dating tips for billionaires; and we say, "Hooray for Goths!"
Plus four stylish tracks of music, of course.
Juliet and Terence with the trickiest quiz yet; why Nick Cave isn't revising his lyrics; and what's the deal with the Puppini Sisters?
Plus four colossal tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with the VERY LARGE quiz; when are you too old to 'rock 'n' roll'?; and - can bands ever survive a change of singer?
Plus four stupendous tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with: the quiz of enormo-enormity; will the 'Be Kind' movement survive in a world of hostility?; and time for another punk rock revolution?
Plus four sprightly tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with: the quiz of enormous biggity bigness; Rupert Murdoch's upcoming 'Times Radio'; and... what's the deal with French & Saunders?
Plus four sizzling tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with the GARGANTUAN (Beatles) quiz; records we never want to hear again; and - what's the deal with Anna Meredith, MBE?
Plus four heavenly tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with the HUGE (Valentine!) quiz; news sources through the decades; and 'wake up' music, from Billy Eilish to Kiri te Kanawa...
Plus four tracks of beauty and panache.
Juliet and Terence with the GIGANTIC quiz; media personalities as lifestyle gurus; and - time up for confrontational political interviews?
Plus four splendid tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with the never-ending BIG Quiz; the wokeness of Laurence Fox; and pop stars - from psychedelic... to beige.
Plus four stupendous tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with - the BIG Quiz!; the re-evaluation of Elton John; and the best opening five seconds in pop music.
Plus four stupendous tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence return with: the BIG quiz; when the banned didn't play on; and 'Freeze and marry me!' - bizarre marriage proposals.
Plus four soul-enriching tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence with the seemingly never-ending BIG quiz; the epicurean delights of crisp sandwiches; and the BBC's future in doubt... again.
Plus four effervescent tunes.
Juliet and Terence, including: the BIG two-way quiz; interacting with immersive theatre; and football - is it different for girls?
Plus four sumptuous tracks of music, of course.
Juliet and Terence on: the BIG two-way quiz...; 'the secret of happiness is doing something you hate' (eh?); and six bloated albums that need editing!
Plus four tippity-toppity tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: The Big Quiz (x2); FOBO, the fear of better options; and Facebook Portal TV (and The Muppets).
Plus four shimmering tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: spoken segments in songs; first world problems when eating out; and the phenomenon of 'Now That's What I Call Music!'
Plus four bewitching tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the bizarre Christmas CD market; the joys of being second; and stage entrances through the years.
Plus four boss tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: what's Morrissey done now?; boomer men behaving badly; and Mary Quant at the V&A.
Plus four sibylline tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: misguided managerial decisions at BBC Radio 2; the dread and dismay when the phone rings; and - what's the deal with Danny Dyer?
Plus four sprightly tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: Barbie getting woke; would you go on hunger strike over a tv show?; and - the horrors and/or joys of immersive theatre.
Plus four fully immersive tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: the fierce reputation of Ginger Baker; eating on public transport (ban it now!); and... toxicity levels at British newspapers.
Plus four invigorating tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: we ask - is Juliet a VSCO girl?; bashing the BBC - the absurdity of the Naga saga; and - what's the deal with Kevin McCloud?
Plus four splendid tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: 'churn 'em out' - the pop music treadmill returns; new boots and football shorts - we scroll through the pages of The Athletic; and... what's the deal with Prince Harry?
Plus four great tracks of music and - bonus - 'spot the singer'!
Juliet and Terence on: Shane Gillis joins Saturday Night Live! Oh! No he doesn't!; the art of digital messaging; and what's the deal with John Humphrys?; plus Spot The Singer!
Also - four particularly sparkly tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the toxic power of superfans; do we all need a nemesis?; and tales of queuing for tickets through the years.
Plus four gorgeous tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: reasons to be cheerful; BBC presenters earning big bundles from corporate work; and... what's the deal with Lou Reed?
Plus four majestic pieces of music too.
Juliet and Terence on: prog rock, snooker, and celebs in bands; are we in favour of all women festivals?; and the comfort of doing the same thing over and over!
Plus four delectable tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: Harry and Meghan saving the planet; band reunions we don't want to happen; and Gwyneth and her book curator.
Plus four lush tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: rules and regulations with Paul McCartney; the madness of early risers; and life summarised in fifteen seconds.
Plus four luscious tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: record company execs vs teenage girls; emoji wars; and band conflicts starring drummers and producers...
Plus four alluring tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the dangerous life of the theatre usher; our 2019/20 football predictions; and the death of the guitar.
Plus four bewitching tracks of music.
It's sizzling! It's sultry! It's summer!
A Parish Counsel Special - Terence plays his top ten reggae tracks of all time...
It's a scorcher!
Juliet and Terence on: hospitality... and freeloaders; Dylan and the art of communication; and Naomi Campbell's latex gloves.
Plus four sparkling tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: cleaning up with Stella McCartney; have a download with your hoodie - the profitable world of album bundling; and gig-cations with your favourite indie stars.
Plus four bewitching tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: why watching television is about to get very, very expensive; the unified theory of excuses (eh?); and forty years of the Sony Walkman.
Plus four humid and sultry tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: the art of newspaper obituaries; turning up the heat on climate change protests; and we review 'Drag S.O.S.' on Channel 4.
Plus four sizzling tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: Juliet & Rylan - the ongoing story; Elton and Rocketman; lazy linguistics; and Bob Dylan - is he really all that?
Plus four sumptuous tracks of music too...
Juliet and Terence on: Juliet and Rylan on BBC Radio 2...!; the 'say yes to everything' movement; and... would you accept an O.B.E.?
Plus four superb tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the demise of iTunes; Years And Years (and Rihanna... and milkshakes...); and how the inequalities in music income reflect the wider economy.
Plus four delicious tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: Morrissey's journey to the right; The Importance Of Being Discogs; and the rise of anxious pop songs for anxious people.
Plus four glorious (non-anxious) tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: Imposter Syndrome; Emma Hayes and the grass ceiling; and Woodstock at 50 (box set anyone?).
Plus four luscious tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: Jeremy Kyle and humiliation by television; Premier League reflections; and answering the question, "what's so great about the Eurovision Song Contest?"
Plus four shimmering tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the debatable value of vox pops; sliding doors moments in real life; and the seemingly infinite market for heritage act nostalgia.
Oh - plus four groove-worthy tunes.
Juliet with a blossom-filled May Day special featuring music for dancing round the maypole, slouching on the sofa, or driving through the night to Summerisle.
Tunes to accompany your frolics and gambols through the bluebells, from Liz Phair, Charlotte Hatherley, Black Box Recorder, Epic45 and more...
Juliet presents an Easter Special - a themed podcast full of tunes with a link to Easter - it's like a chocolate egg for the ears!
Juliet and Terence on: snooping around at the Royal Opera House; save us from 'enforced jollity'!;and the lure of Fortnite and its effect on Harry Kane...
Plus four tantalising tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: social media posts that cost a career; setting out the rules for cheating in sport & music; and the renaissance of Raheem Sterling.
Plus four delectable tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: whether happiness is overrated; twenty-five years of Central Perk; and celebrating the lives of Ranking Roger, and Scott Walker.
Plus four tippity toppity tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: the fate of BBC Radio Three's 'Late Junction'; World Poetry Day; and... how much would you pay to see The Who at Wembley Stadium?
Plus four sizzling tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the life and artistry of Hal Blaine; we ask - are you common?; and... our favourite cartoon series of all time.
Plus four peppy tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: Leaving Neverland - can we separate the music from the man?; Who are you? The angst of forgetting names; and...remembering Keith Flint.
Plus four fire-starting tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: Stacey Dooley and 'white saviours'; eavesdropping iPhones; and - what's so great about Mark Hollis?
Plus four divine tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on the best and the worst jobs in the world; 'pay to play' venues; and HOORAY! for Prog Rock.
Plus four bewitching tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence wrestle with hard drives and vinyl albums; should we support the supporting act?; and less Huw Edwards means more Stacey Dooley...
Plus four whizzo tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the dreary and drab nature of chat shows; four books to read before you snuff it; plus... Juliet and her grandmother's crockery.
With four great tracks of music added in.
Juliet and Terence on: tidying up with Mr Trebus and Marie Kondo; is there still room for eccentrics; and who is this William Shakespeare bloke?
Plus four kaleidoscopic tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: Russell Brand wearing the emperor's new clothes; hooray for 1969!; and - what's so great about Robert Smith & The Cure?
Plus four highly agreeable tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the worst lunch ever; supermarket etiquette; the drudgery of shaving & Gillette's new commercial; and scandals in the worlds of pétanque and football stickers...
Plus four tippity-toppity tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the deliciously unstoppable rise of Olivia Colman; breakfast with Eric Cantona; and awkwardness with a doorman.
Plus four absolutely topnotch tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the drama of social hugging and kissing; the peculiar world of football mascots; and the impact of Channel 4 on British culture.
Plus four majestic tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: how Spotify and Netflix offer too much choice; the stress of board games; and Juliet goes to see Big Joanie in Brighton.
Plus four sizzling tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: the rise of jukebox musicals; the unwelcome return of phone calls; and the pitfalls of eating out in Crystal Palace.
Plus four majestic tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the definition of coolness in popular music; why you should take a good book to Lauryn Hill gigs; and Enid Blyton's greatest hits...
Plus four staggeringly alluring tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: greed and skullduggery in sport and business; picking their top albums of all time; Go! Boadicea's new CD, and Courtney Barnett live in Brighton.
Plus four luscious tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the mysterious tale of a fake band on a fake tour; the unwelcome advance of 'quirky' advertising; and - rock classics that we just don't 'get'.
Plus four sizzling tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: is Juliet to be the new fifth Spice Girl?; the bloke who swam round Britain... why?; and our favourite websites... from 1999.
Plus four magnificent tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: a bad week for the BBC Sport editor... and Waitrose; the shocking reality of the marriage between sport and gambling; and Juliet goes to see The Manfreds and Georgie Fame.
Plus four gorgeous tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: local gigs and men with blocks of wood; Kleenex and the patriarchy; and can McGuinness Flint(off) save Top Gear?
Plus four intoxicating tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: the eye-watering money acts are making on tour in 2018; early eventism & Christmas tree flavoured crisps; and turning the concept of music radio upside down.
Plus four sizzling tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on the ordeal that is 'click and collect'; conservatism in the record charts, and chart fixing in the 1970s; and emotional support animals on planes and in the work place...!
All of this plus four delectable tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the upheaval at BBC Radio Two; changing lyrics to classic hits for today's audiences; and remembering Geoffrey Hayes and Rainbow.
Plus four shimmering, multi-hued tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: car doors and serfdom; how Spotify has killed off the long intro; and - will Juliet autumnise her wardrobe?
Plus four sprightly tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the downfall of Katie Hopkins; the reality of 'perfect' lives on Instagram; and Serena Williams selling us mattresses...
Plus four well-sprung, bouncy tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: Juliet looks back on her week in Cambridge. Plus - Alastair Cook, and boisterous cricket crowds; stealing sharks from aquariums; and the rights and wrongs of audiences singing and dancing at musical theatre.
Additionally - four groovy tunes of towering wonder.
Terence goes solo this week playing ten of his favourite Old Skool Soul classics. There's some amazing stuff here - from a very singular and remarkable Pastor and his choir in Chicago, to an 'experimental psychedelic chamber soul band'. Send your ears in this direction:
Juliet and Terence: explore Juliet's newest obsession; worry about the shortage of chips; and ask - what's so great about Michael Jackson?
Plus four red-hot tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: the trauma of selfies; politicians' uneasy relationship with pop music; and adults playing with Lego.
Plus four towering tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: the ordeal women can face on public transport; restaurants that don't want you to linger; and... what's so great about Madonna?
Plus four alluring tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence reveal the worst reasons for breaking up relationships; their (almost certainly disastrous) Premier League predictions; and... would you sit next to a shouty person in a bar?
Plus four delectable tracks of music, of course.
Juliet and Terence on: the merits of nightclubs vs looking at the stars; buying books, never to be read; and Terence wonders if Juliet has ever considered a face tattoo...
Plus four scorching tracks of music in between.
Juliet and Terence shout at politicians from afar; battle through the ice-lolly wars; and praise small festivals.
Plus four tippity-toppity tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence wonder if buskers are the worst people in the world; what exactly is the point of Piers Morgan?; and... the daily trauma of office life.
Plus - four scorching tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence explore the relevance of diversity in Monty Python; review their World Cup predictions (oh dear...); and examine the nightmare world of telephone conference calls.
Plus, natch, four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the trials of being 'washed'; the long decline of Paul Gascoigne; and the dark arts of queuing.
Plus four scorching tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on political divisions in families; dining out with Sarah Sanders; and... get religion - live longer! (or get walled up in a church).
Plus four sizzling tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: the future of BBC Question Time; the knowledge and wisdom of Eni Aluko; and fat-shaming in the theatre.
Plus four scorching tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: an eventful visit to the Apple Store; why Juliet will never lose her car; and the worst lyrics of all time.
Plus four zippy tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence wave goodbye to Paul Dacre; announce their World Cup predictions (uhoh); and reveal their addiction to passing fads and crazes.
Plus four great tracks of music, as always...
Juliet and Terence on: Roseanne's tweets; Raheem's tattoos; life after boybands; and the bizarre world of tv evangelists.
Plus four divine tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: a reggae confrontation in Berkshire; the future of pop; and we ask - are Rolling Stones' fans stupid?
Plus we play four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: is pop music becoming sadder?; a review of our pre-season Premier League predictions (oh dear!); and our favourite double acts of all time...
Plus four sublime tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: Spotify know what's good for you; it's 100 balls, but is it cricket?; the pressures of fame (and remembering Scott Hutchison)...
Plus four sumptuous tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: royal family picnics; the ups and downs of Kanye; and re-evaluating The Simpsons.
Plus four sizzling tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence: on being royal; the art of taking offence; and how pop stars survive without pension funds.
Plus four sizzling tracks of music, of course...
Juliet and Terence: Dale's Supermarket Sweep; mononymous people, and the joy and burden of names; love the band, hate the lyrics.
Plus four tippity-toppity tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence: should the BBC broadcast anything and everything (including Enoch Powell's speech)?; the lucrative business of fan conventions; and is it really Fleetwood Mac without Lindsey Buckingham?
Plus, as always, four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: male domination of panel shows; footballers' (non) celebrations; and that Radio X 'Best Of British' poll...
Plus four great tracks of music, as always.
Juliet and Terence wonder whether being famous means you have all the answers to 'everything'; Jose Mourinho on the couch; and is it time to give up Facebook?
Plus four splendid tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence with: stories about Ken Dodd, and whether comedy travels through generations; football fans are now just supporting actors in a television drama; and, phrases that make you cringe...
Plus, four really great tracks of music.
Link to Juliet's emailer, as mentioned in the podcast:
The JulesMail
Juliet and Terence on: pink beer for women (!); panels, panels everywhere; and the decline and fall of the New Musical Express empire.
Plus, naturally, four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: the Fear Of Missing Out; Amazon's desire to get into your house; and... does all music television have to be old and grey?
Plus four fizzing tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: attempts to buy a book in the high street; footballers' status as assets rather than employees; and food fads, yoghurt, and Nigella.
Plus, of course, four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on: the weariness of being outraged twenty-four hours a day; John Humphrys - is he all that?; and... the 'joys' of company awaydays.
Plus four absolutely tremendous tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence discuss: Panini stickers; Yellow Pages; floppy disks; Quincy Jones; and the horror of standing up vs. the joy of sitting down...
Oh - and there's four great tracks of music too.
Juliet and Terence on the worst dining out experiences in the world; would Juliet consider a career as a darts girl?; and the most excruciating but hypnotic show on British television...
Plus - four great tracks of music (of course!).
Juliet and Terence find the link between Chandler Bing & Philip Neville; trace Germaine Greer's journey from 1970's feminist to the Katie Hopkins for seniors; and... should charities accept donations from 'Men Only' type events?
Plus four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence rustle through The Guardian in its new tabloid format; wonder whether Ryan Giggs will now turn up for Wales international friendlies; and discuss the complex world of supermarket loyalty cards.
There's four great tracks of music too...
Juliet and Terence track the downfall of Toby Young; discuss the BBC's quest for the paperless office; and adjudicate in the battle between Radiohead and Lana Del Rey.
Oh, and there's four great tracks of music too!
Juliet and Terence on YouTube's failure to take responsibility for its content; the grim story of Jake Livermore's week; and the spookiness of coincidences.
Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: Roy Moore and Alabama Booooo!; Max Clifford and the tabloids Booooo!; Saint Etienne in Bexhill Hoooraaay!
Plus four great tracks of music Hoooraaay!
Juliet and Terence on: Time Magazine's 'Person Of The Year'; their favourite, and least favourite, football managers; and they give all their love to the BBC's 'Detectorists'.
And if that wasn't enough already, they play four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence sit on the sofa with Meghan and Harry; then zoom off to Moscow for the World Cup draw; and reveal how Google plans to destroy record labels.
As if that wasn't enough, they play four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on whether Paperchase's withdrawal from partnership with the Daily Mail is (as Owen Jones puts it) a 'victory for decency'; why the Wu-Tang Clan are tussling with a dog walking service in NYC; and...books - we recommend four of our current favourites.
Plus, we play four ace tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on the spectacular rise and fall of Josh Rivers; the ongoing exploitation of football fans; and the splendour (or otherwise) of Zoella's advent calendar.
Plus four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on whether we should simply stop giving money to charities; footballers swapping shorts; and the best and worst of life in London.
Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on politicians and spreadsheets; the bizarre loan system in football; and the death of newsprint (redux).
Plus, four tumultuous tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence discuss whether California's 'basic income' could work in the UK; footballers and social media; and the challenges facing bands who bring complex recorded work to live gigs.
Plus - four stonkingly good tracks of music..
Juliet and Terence share their love for George Michael; try to fathom why some men treat sport as a form of war; and discuss the weirdness of dreams...
Oh, and there's four delicious slices of music.
Juliet and Terence draw a line in the sand with Eminem; discover the link between football and Brexit; and we go through the keyhole to count shirts and shoes...
Plus there's four music tracks of unparalleled gorgeousness!
Juliet and Terence wonder if it's time to give up on Morrissey; who's playing FIFA18?; should you pay £4,500 for a ticket to see Hamilton in the West End?; and... theatre flops of the modern era.
Juliet and Terence on Ryanair's business model - do we get what we pay for?; Bad boys in sport... Ben Stokes is in hot water, but should we sympathise with the modern day sportsman and sportswoman?; Grenfell Tower, three months on - how many displaced households are in new homes? And... how you can help the Grenfell survivors.
As mentioned in the podcast - the Twenty Four Stories Anthology
Terence reveals his heroic fight to overcome the 'flu; Juliet visits an art exhibition; the ongoing debacle that is the Football Association; and employing theatre reviewers who don't like going to the theatre...
Plus four absolutely magnificent tracks of music.
Terence asks Juliet about her holiday with the stars; also - if Roy Hodgson is the answer then the question must be wrong; and - music on the telly... any appetite for a return of Top Of The Pops? Plus some great music choices thrown in...
Juliet is on holiday, so we have a special podcast from Terence Dackombe in which he plays his top ten tracks of all time. Executive Producer Rhona is calling it Terence's All Gold - all we can say is there is no U2 or Radiohead in sight... (but maybe there is Todd, The Beach Boys, and Joni...)
Juliet and Terence: on the metamorphosis of the Great British Bake Off; disagree on degrees of sympathy for Raheem Sterling; and, after listening to a new track from their upcoming album, decide what it is that's so irritating about U2.
Plus four great tracks of music, none of which are from U2.
Juliet has to listen to the details of Terence's daily beauty regime; we stare glassy-eyed at Manchester City's 'tunnel club'; and we look back at the golden age of school trips. There's some great music thrown in too...
Juliet and Terence disagree about a world without politicians and big government; reflect on the consequences when men take sport too seriously; and decide the winner in a war between punk and Britpop. Of course, there are four great tracks of music thrown in too...
Juliet and Terence look at TV commercials through the ages; make their Premier League predictions; and muse, philosophically, upon time (and Jacob Rees-Mogg). Plus - there are four absolutely delicious tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence reveal how dying can resurrect a career in music; discuss unexpected behaviour at sporting events; and the moral issues in Channel 4's 'Diana: In Her Own Words'.
Bonus - four glorious tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on bands with a revolving door approach to membership; things in life that bring us joy; and fifty years of gay rights in the UK, but is it too soon to celebrate? Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence disagree on just about everything this week: the relevance of Doctor Who; Ken Loach vs. Radiohead in Israel; and the justification of marches and carnivals on urban streets. There's four great tracks of music to bring some harmony...
Juliet and Terence disagree about the 'fun' to be had at antiques fairs; wonder if the game is up for Sky Sports; and - booze and work parties... what could possibly go wrong? Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: 'the incident in a Bexhill café'; have we reached peak bantz?; and the decline and fall of the Blue Peter empire. Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence: Mr Corbyn in St. Leonards-On-Sea; a look back at Glastonbury; going to a job interview with Justine Greening; and we ask - what's the big deal with Radiohead? Plus four great tracks of music!
Juliet and Terence discuss disaster tourism & rubber-necking; the under-publicised revolution in county cricket; and Juliet advises Terence on wedding etiquette. Plus four great tracks of music, of course.
Juliet and Terence on the gulf between the private sector and 'social' housing; post-election, week two - was it really ALL the fault of Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill?; and it's exam time! Whatever you do, don't follow Terence's guide to passing exams. Plus four great tracks of music, of course.
A post election special, featuring: Juliet & Terence's poll predictions in tatters; the Bad Friday Agreement; Emily Maitlis' shoes; tetchy Dimbleby; Lord Buckethead; and how print media lost its political influence. Plus four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence: has Mrs May run the worst election campaign in living memory? Why football can't find coherent co-commentators; and the joy, or trauma, of being cut adrift in an age of connectivity. Plus four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence discuss whether being reactive to catastrophic events is enough; review their pre-season Premier League predictions; and the value of pop music merchandise. Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence discuss the bizarre lives of Theresa May, Taylor Swift, Boris Johnson, and Walter Mazzarri; plus the financial considerations when touring with Maximo Park. Bonus: four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence grapple with graffiti in Godalming (and other places!); how to motivate a Premiership footballer; and Juliet advises Terence on modern social etiquette. Plus four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence discuss sculpture parks; The Wicker Man; racism in football; and find out if we sympathise with Diane Abbott. Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence experience election ennui; Juliet reports on the snooker in Sheffield; and we weigh up whether we are too old to wear window jeans. Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence play 'guess the Conservative majority'; listen to a bloke snoring at the Royal Albert Hall; and rattle fifty tiny tambourines. Plus there's four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence wonder if we're all just one step away from being dragged off a United Airlines flight; discuss whether it's better to be in a relegation fight rather than existing in mid-table mediocrity; explore where all the youth tribes have gone; and listen to new Beatles' reissues. Plus play four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence examine the resurrection of vinyl through Record Store Day; why sorry seems to be the hardest word; and a review of Jesus And Mary Chain live, and their new album. Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on: the trials of being on tour with Chuck Berry; sporting hierarchies treating supporters with contempt; and John Lydon - icon or eejit? Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on the impatience of record companies; Jules gives up on understanding the appeal of rugby; and the lost art of creating mix tapes. Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence wonder where all the cassettes have gone; turn their sights on video referees; and look inside 'Inside Number 9'. Plus four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence watch ITV's 'The Nightly Show' so you don't have to; why we can't look away from the brutality of boxing; and reminiscing about a time when the Top Forty mattered. Plus four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence look back on a week of bizarre news: Richard Whiteley, 'Superspy'; Theresa May and her salt & vinegar crisps; the debacle at the Oscars; Being Arsene - should he stay or should he go?; and the etiquette of eating a Big Mac in the theatre. Plus four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on pointless modern jobs; the life of pie in Sutton; and the link between music and food... Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence on the record store experience; how to select an England cricket captain; and did Beyoncé deserve to win that Grammy? Plus four great tracks of music, as always.
Juliet and Terence on: the controlling ways of radio content directors; David Beckham's halo slips; and a re-evaluation of awkward songs from the past... Plus four great tracks of music, as usual.
Juliet and Terence on Trump and May - is it us, or them...?; sports stars who attempt careers in music; and producer Rhona joins the podcast to help us answer the question - just what is so great about Steve Marriott?
Plus four great tracks of music
Juliet and Terence on: noise and sleep deprivation; the anguish of postponed football matches; Oscar nominations, and La La Land revisited. Plus four great tracks of music.
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...
Juliet and Terence reveal what's in their wardrobes, as we search for minimal living; David Squires' cartoons; the angst of being Jose Mourinho; and musical outliers... Plus four great tracks of music.
Juliet and Terence look into the success rate of blind dates; a history of blagging; and the attraction of not being famous... Plus four great tracks of music.
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.
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...
Juliet and Terence look back at the week: More journalists lose their jobs (Telegraph, Vice, New York Times); Mourinho at Manchester United; & Robbie Williams and supermarkets. Plus four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence explore the tyranny of photography (!); all the latest football stories; plus the BBC and banoffee pie. Additionally they play four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on the impact of the BBC White Paper; the West Ham imbroglio; and the hounding of Sheridan Smith. Plus four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence reflect on Thursday's UK election results; Radiohead's marketing strategy; and the challenges for British theatre in an age of austerity. Plus - four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on whether politicians deserve forgiveness; are we seeing a permanent change in the hierarchy of football?; and the best album covers of all time. Plus - four great tracks of music...
Juliet and Terence on... Victoria Wood; Prince; making conversation; sport selling its soul; and chaos at All Tomorrow's Parties. Bonus: four great tracks of music!
Juliet and Terence discuss safe spaces and no-platforming; the chaos of sport; and the relevance of John Whittingdale's private life. Plus four great tracks of music!
Juliet and Terence untangle the mysterious world of tax avoidance; sympathise with the plight of Ben Stokes; and wonder if X Factor would be happier in retirement... Plus four great tracks of music!
Juliet and Terence on Ben Innes - the aeroplane photo opportunist; England's new football kit; and the state of British theatre.
Juliet and Terence on whether timing is everything when tweeting; John Cleese & Fawlty Towers 'tribute' acts; and burning punk memorabilia! Plus four great tracks of music...
Juliet & Terence on: IDS, Victoria Pendleton, breakfast telly sofa positions, Twitter's tenth birthday, Madonna's timekeeping, and four great tracks of music...
In which Juliet & Terence sympathise with Laurence Fox; suggest a unique approach to drugs in sport; and investigate rock stars running restaurants... Plus four great tracks of music.
In which Juliet and Terence decide whether to Clean For The Queen; wonder if you have to be a good player to be a good football manager; and predict the future of new daily paper 'New Day'. Plus four great tracks of music...
In which Juliet & Terence discuss the patronising commercials on TalkSport; whether motor racing is the dullest sport ever invented; and consider the plight of millennials who don't like washing up. Plus - four great tracks of music...
In which Juliet and Terence discuss Stephen Fry's flounce; the consequences of relegation from the Premier League; and what happens when fame leaves town... Plus four great tracks of music.