A Wee Natter

Join Jenny and Marc for A Wee Natter about the not-so-important issues of the day. This week they reflect on dumb injuries, start planning their next grand tour to the West Midlands and handle a cake based disaster.Finally, Marc shares a foolproof plan for how to survive the AI armageddon that awaits us all.

Join Jenny and Marc for A Wee Natter about the not-so-important issues of the day. This week they discover that spider season is upon us again, meaning drastic action is necessary. September also means it's time for a September Reset, whatever one of those is?Getting around the old fashioned way, food faux pas and the grimmer side of music festivals also feature.

Join Jenny and Marc for A Wee Natter about the not-so-important issues of the day. This week they quickly decide AI music isn't a good idea but somehow figure out that walking into a storm is a good one.They also take a punt a pronouncing some of the gotcha place names we have in this fine country, struggle through making bird food and the pain of seeing something you know about on the telly.

Join Jenny and Marc for A Wee Natter about the not-so-important issues of the day. This week they try not to succumb to the darkness of the nights drawing in, encounter and amazing feat of nature and get bamboozled ordering a sandwich.

Join Jenny and Marc for A Wee Natter about the not-so-important issues of the day. This week we reflect on a solar eclipse that disappointed almost everyone, and that emergency alert to not drink bleach... No! Wait, it was about not lighting our tinderbox of a country on fire! They also touch on strange hiding places before food reigns supreme. Turns out Christmas foods seeping are already seeping into our world before summer is out, cooking an egg is surprisingly hard and that Wimpy is still a thing.There's also some drama over a stuck zip and a fantastic soundtrack to enjoy as well.

Join Jenny and Marc as they take a look at the not-so-important issues of the day. This week they tackle a partial solar eclipse that's only going to be disappointing and get offended at mourners offended by a road sign.As makes most sense in the summer months, they also look at spooky season already arriving in the shops and get confused by trendy foods. Jenny even takes the plunge on collagen but does it really make a difference?

Join Marc for a look at the not-so-import issues of the day including our shiny new Prime Minister for this week only, the most London thing ever and what it's like to be accused of thieving a pint of milk. You share the most expensive mistake you've ever made, we somehow notice the Commonwealth Games kicked off this week and we leave you with a fun wee fact to blow your mind.

Join Marc for a discussion about the not-so-important issues of the day, including some rather expensive mistakes, how we’re getting prepared for Christmas way too early, and some mad parking skills in Nottingham. 

Join Marc as he helps you deal with the fact there’s going to be another election but this time only in Clacton. We also try not to focus too much on the fact Britain’s turning into a tinderbox that happens to have a habit of lighting on fire.Someone has been getting the Christmas celebrations started in the middle of summer, while the hot weather is confusion pigeons. We also explore an unusual way to cool down, now as a £5 upgrade on your holidays, and how to NOT keep a secret!

Join Jenny and Marc in commiserating Scotland crashing out of the World Cup. Along the way they encounter confusion between Chequers and Czechia, as well as the trials and tribulations of public transport and the people that inhabit it.Closer to home, they find a house for sale that’s alarmingly cheap and comes with one small catch. But who could turn it down when it’s only round the corner from a 123m tall spire.As Sunday night winds down, they touch on soaps, and a smelly disaster in Jenny's entry for a gardening competition.

Join Marc in celebrating the summer solstice, and possibly counting down to a new Prime Minister. He also braces you for the incoming hot weather, while warning of jobsworths preventing you from celebrating the World Cup and also fining you for not emptying your supermarket trolly fully! But that's nothing compared to the conspiracy of cake sheds.

Join Jenny and Marc as they share your confession about naughty things you've done at work, talk you some confusing news from the World Cup 2026 and get you excited about home made pools. And, no it's nothing to do with gambling!The lack of etiquette you encounter in British life nowadays and the horror of Facebook memories join the fun, all brought together with a fantastic soundtrack.

Join Jenny and Marc as they take a sideways look at life in Britain. This week:* British Summer Time is here. How are you using your extra hour of light in the evening?* Whether Mother’s Pride is still a thing. And no, we’re not talking about the Blue Song.* When it all goes wrong with chocolate.* Hidden messages in the supermarket.* Practical issues with my drive-thru stodge ambitions.* Your celeb encounters.* The question of whether you'd eat it or not

Join Marc as he turns the everyday quirks of life in Britain, and world events into affectionate, over-the-top comedy. In this week's episode:* How is it 20 years since the smoking ban? And how did we put up with it in the past?!?* The rubbish names they’re coming up with for new towns and your better suggestions!* A more creative use for potholes.* Your tips on convincing our cat to become a disc jockey.* Marc’s plans to produce a movie set on the moon using Playmobil and potholes.* The literally painful return of wasp season.

Join Jenny and Marc as they turn the everyday quirks of life in Britain, and world events into affectionate, over-the-top comedy. In this week's episode:* We all learn learn what apricity is, so you can sound all fancy.* Ways to send a letter WITHOUT using a stamp after their price rises to £1.80 a shot!* How MidlandsMaxxing (not be be confused with LondonMaxxing) involves moist chips.* Just how much you love Mario Lanza.* That not every Sven is a football manager. Especially if they're a cat.* A complete and utter shock involving Cadbury Creme Eggs!* Some chocolate you can get with bugs and insects in every bar.* How we almost accidentally saved Denby pottery.* Planning a holiday in some less than glamorous places.

Join Jenny and Marc as they turn the everyday quirks of life in Britain, and world events into affectionate, over-the-top comedy. In this week's episode:* Turning up fashionably late to a war.* Some less than sensible health and life advice.* Your alternatives to re-mortgaging the house to post a single letter.* Look out Moore, Marc’s Law of Computers rules supreme!* How to get around the almost £2 cost of sending a letter… #MoneySavingTips* Will AI ever be able to learn Doric?* Apparently the striking bin men of Brum have released a single.* And where exactly is the Black Country?

Join Jenny and Marc as they turn the everyday quirks of life in Britain, and world events into affectionate, over-the-top comedy. In this week's episode:* The WW3 prelude kicking off in the Middle East this week.* Celebrating the most important day of the year - St David’s Day!* Simple, mundane thing gets your goat!* A problem of fairness as we launch the hunt for the very best Easter chocolate.* Sales people that are a little too pushy. Even so it’s probably a good idea to get your will and financial/medical power of attorney sorted out.* What song we’re playing at your funeral. No, really!* The difficulty of just walking down the street.* Money saving schemes that are just too complicated.

Join Jenny and Marc as they tackle the not-so-important issues of the day such as:Your favourite pancake toppings.How not to cook for your lover on Valentine's Day.Sportsball fun at the Winter Olympics.Brazenly nicking baked goods.Daft questions on social media.Visiting creepy, closed down places.Bluebird toffee... and busses!

Join Marc as he tackles the not-so-important issues of the day such asUpping your party trick game.How the Australians have managed to offend us with their new coins.When fandom goes so spectacularly wrong, the church intervenes.The Winter Olympics, touching on cheating and what event you'd create as an exhibition sport.

Join Marc as he tackles the not-so-important issues of the day such as:The first reviews of the new movie by Melania Trump, which then prompts the question "what are the things in life you don't recommend?".What the most Scottish thing you ever did was.How January feels so long and why we need to celebrate reaching February.The unexpected people nominated for a Grammy award. Milli Vanilli fans will be ecstatic!An idea as to how the band Toploader got their name.Are you brainy enough to win at the Super Shonky Sunday Quiz?Why dictionaries may have words spelled backwards.

Join Jenny and Marc for A Wee Natter about the not so important issues of the day. This week we touch on:Celebrating Burns Night in modern day Scotland.Your weird food stories.A haunted toilet.Busses breaking down.How big a fan of the Bay City Rollers you are.One of the worst beaches in Britain.Some of the most insane drivers in the UK.

Jenny and Marc take on the scary thing crab sticks looks like, make business plans for a vape shop at the top of a mountain and question how long you can wear jeans before washing them. All interspersed with an amazing soundtrack.

Jenny finds out all about the life of Acer, a cat residing at North Walsham Garden Centre.

After fans of the Sooty the Solid Radio Facebook page wrote in with their questions, we stopped by with Simone (The FC) to find out about the life and times of a certain ginger cat.

Join us for A Wee Natter about sending letters to the wrong Santa, British people that don't drink tea (we're confused as well) and how postage stamps anger Jenny.

Stop by for A Wee Natter about the not so important issues of the day! This week we kick off with your suggestions about things you wish you could see or hear from history. After sharing some of our, you share your life hacks. Does shaving foam really keep a mirror clear or just make your reflection look like Santa Claus? The hunt for the very best mince pie to pop on your Christmas table continues with Morrisons and M&S battling for first place. As Christmas is approaching faster than we care to think about, Jenny brings up the topic of over indulging before we ask you about one of the most popular games consoles ever. Can you figure out which one we're talking about? We end the show by finding out that Enshittification is one dictionary's word of the year. Turns out it's something we all seem to be suffering from. === Chapter Timings: 00:00 - Intro 01:21 - Postbag 05:28 - Life Hacks 09:17 - Covers vs Originals 15:23 - The Great Mince Pie Hunt 18:46 - Looking Ahead 19:25 - Over Indulging 21:43 - Looking Ahead 22:26 - Mission Musical Freedom 25:16 - Super Shonky Sunday Quiz 31:41 - The Great Mince Pie Hunt 34:46 - Enshittification 36:31 - Goodbye!

Stop by for A Wee Natter about the not so important issues of the day! This week we kick off remembering the bangers you sung at school assembly. Off the back of scientists re-creating the voice of King Richard III after finding him in a car park, we ask what you'd want to see or hear from the past. Stick your answer in the comments! The Great Mince Pie Hunt continues with a trip to Sainsbury's. Can they deliver a better sweet treat than Tesco? The answers then triggers a conversation about Christmas TV adverts. How are they a thing?!? Jenny later shares a story of someone making a mistake and creating their own ring of fire before we see things off with a discussion about the controversial Jaguar rebrand.

Stop by for A Wee Natter about the not so important issues of the day! This week we kick off with a look at your weird celebrity encounters. Jenny then kicks off a nostalgic look at the bangers we used to sing in school assembly. With Christmas fast approaching, we kick off the great mince pie hunt. Who will make the best mince pie to have on your kitchen table for the big day? Marc then bemoans the fact no-one uses a telephone for calls nowadays before Jenny takes the pain further at the dentist. In the Super Shonky Sunday Quiz we test your 80s pop culture knowledge before Jenny takes us even further back in time with Angel Delight.

It's a Bonfire Night / Guy Fawkes Night special. Join us in this live radio show for a chat about getting ripped off, strange celebrity encounters, creeping into your space and an unexpected visitor. We also test your Guy Fawkes knowledge in our tricky little quiz.

Join Marc for another explosive evening of entertainment. In this week's aircheck, we start things with a literal bang, check out the flag of Maryland, investigate the Great Cheese Robbery and watch out for flying jobbies.

In this #halloween (#halloween2024) special, we share some spooky tales, #comedy moments and ask the real questions like "has Derek Acorah appeared on Most Haunted after he died?" and "are hospitals the scariest places to visit?". Whether you're here for a scare or simply because you're already dead, it would be daft not to join in the fun. #scary #funny

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off with some rather alarming news that Marc is still alive and with us today! We then look at your suggestions of things with unfortunate names. Off the back of this Marc shares his story of a job he didn't realise existed. After you pick a cracking tune in Covers vs Originals, we take a look at the Robotruck and Marc invents an addition that'll mean it (and any other vehicle) can deal with Britain's potholed roads. After solving that problem we create another one watching a surprisingly scary old movie about Sheffield. Later in the show Marc shares his marketing... erm... genius(?) before tackling the etiquette of all you can eat buffets.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. In this aircheck from Bowe Radio we kick off with a look at the weather and the things got in touch about from previous weeks. Following this we share news of a new red panda at Edinburgh Zoo but off the back of learning one of the parents is called Ginger, we ask you about some unfortunate names you might have heard in your travels. After "Covers vs Originals" where you chose which version of Dreams played, Marc explains how he was confused by the statues of the Kelpie in Falkirk. How big were those horses in real life?!? You then share news of a Paradise in Norfolk that doesn't quite live up to its name. Marc then shares news of an unfortunately designed new logo in the Sherwood area before entering the world of H2G2 in Mission Musical Freedom. In the Super Shonky Sunday Quiz, Marc tests your knowledge of mythical animals and Scotland's national animal. Having explored Edinburgh for the first time in years, Marc shares his views on the golden dog turd and a memorial tartan that's still being sold too many years after a certain royal passed on. We also chat about a rather expensive mistake a lift engineer made in trying to keep the place he was working in clean.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off with the four minute warning! Thankfully not really but it then triggers a conversation about aliens and later a chat about those things you were never allowed to do as a kid. Angered by how addictive biscuits are, Marc comes up with a new way to stop us scoffing the whole packet in one go. In a complete change in feeling, he then shares how he's been mourning the loss of a high street institution. We also touch on statues that give you the boak and the unfortunate return of the chugger.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off dealing with someone's last meal and bemoaning the weather of the autumnal equinox this year. We then hear about the things you're looking forward to. Inspired by an awkward conversation with a neighbour, Marc then asks you about the social norms we need to drop. The chat soon moves on to claiming to be something you're not and Marc admitting to something he probably shouldn't have. We also find out about some animals making a great escape and explore the woke world of catering in local councils.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off by accepting some feedback that the show has too much Marc in it and not enough Jenny. We balance this out by making it OUR show but remembering that some of us are more equal than others. That's confirmed with an exploration of want you want to be remembered for where we find out how much better people you are than us! With the scurge of pumpkin spice descending upon us, we ask you what you're looking forward to. Turns out Marc isn't looking towards the end of Slimtember having forgotten to take his measurements this week! Jenny shares an unfortunate sight she discovered in the bushes. It turned out to be a much fuller and more memorable view than expected. We later find out that walking slowly also winds Jenny up when she's in the forest. We wrap up with Marc exploring the trend of seeing dogs absolutely everywhere in the modern world. Is it time for another animal to join the fun?

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off by looking at the things you took one shot at but decided "Nope! Not for me"! We follow up by asking about what you want to be remembered for. Slimtember continues. Can Marc really stop eating all the pies or will he divert attention by getting angry about the route of the Tour of Britain? Either way he's getting angry about a news story from Wales then taking a look at why things are kicking off between Margaret Thatcher and the Doom video game series.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off by being not really shocked by the drama of trying to get Oasis tickets. The postbag is delivered with your stories about embarrassing moments and screw-ups. You know, the sort of things that keep you up at night. Later on we find out that first impressions can be strange things, what on earth that pattern is on Marc's t-shirt and a big announcement you weren't expecting.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off by sharing your tales of disappointment. Marc then regales us with a scary fact off the Internet about when things go wrong. What's your story about screwing up? In this week's Covers vs Originals, we pit Tiffany against Tommy James and the Shondells. Which version of "I Think We're Along Now" will you be belting out to in the shopping centre? Breaking from normal tradition, Marc share some celebrity gossip before providing his unusual thoughts on the matter. We then dip into another scandal surrounding Robin Hood. Quite fitting for a radio show produced near Sherwood Forest! This week's edition of Mission Musical Freedom gets us asking if we like pina coladas or getting caught in the rain. Whereas in the Super Shonky Sunday Quiz, we explore your pop music knowledge. Marc then follows this up with chat about ice cream van chimes. No, really!

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off exploring those disappointing moments when things don't live up to their names. We follow up with Covers vs Originals which pits Wet Wet Wet against the Troggs. Which version of Love is All Around will play? You decide! Jenny then shares a story of tea room etiquette. Turns out it's a complicated world and a few people ended up offending each other! We also learn a not-so-cool fact about "We Built This City" and have our weekly check-in with the devil. The Super Shonky Sunday Quiz visits the world of video games. While we remenis about games new and old, will be able to find the one that's the answer to our elusive question? After pushing our intellectual power to the max, we then chill out with Jenny telling us a story about toilet cleaner! Marc then suggest we bring back a popular TV show we've not seen in years.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off by asking the obvious question on National Bakewell Tart Day. You get in touch with your things you learned way too late in life and we learn the harsh reality of what Goldeneye on the Nintendo 64 is really like nowadays. In celebration of all the superhero movies that seem to be popular nowadays, we ask you what you'd say if we gave you the telepathic power to send a single message to everyone in the world. This week's edition of Covers vs Originals sees you pick from Cyndi Lauper's version or Roy Orbison's version of I Drove All Night. We then follow up with a confession as to why this show is usually a disorganised mess. That's the complete opposite end of the spectrum to the people Marc rants about that are already preparing for Christmas in August! Mission Musical Freedom this week sees us exploring story songs and in the Super Shonky Sunday Quiz we test your knowledge of Bond films. Marc then tackles the question of "where do you come from"? Not in any serious fashion but should you answer with where you live now or where you grew up? Marc then confesses publicly to being a Fifer. We follow this up with a story of someone really screwing up at work.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off with what turns out to NOT be a solution to the rioting in the streets of Britain. We then move swiftly on to your letters about the things that disappeared but we didn't notice. Turns out one of you really wants to be a town crier! Marc then shared something wild he found on the Internet that blew his mind. That then prompted us to ask you "what did you only just figure out too many years later"? In this week's edition of Covers vs Originals, you have to choose between the Bananarama and Shocking Blue version on Venus? Which one plays on the radio is entirely down to you! Jenny also shares her shocking tale of how a doughnut may have saved her life and Marc considers how the Olympics could be improved with pub sports. Here come the gold medals for quizzes, cribbage and stacking beer mats. In this week's edition of Mission Musical Freedom, Jenny snuck a Helicopter Girl record past the bosses to share with you on the wireless. And in the Super Shonky Sunday Quiz, we delve into the world of literature. Once you've worked out the answer, Jenny shares some shenanigans she observed at a pub recently. Marc follows up with a seasonal problem we could do with your help on!

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off by looking at the things you're glad you didn't buy. Off the back of the news surrounding a water company, we then dig into getting rewarded for failure. We then take a look at a couple of things where we're still behind the times. Firstly we take a trip to parialment then we cross the pond to see what's going on with rubbish in New York. After having fun with our usual games, we then start wondering what all those politicians will do that recently lost their gig in the General Election.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off looking at the foods you've never tried. Turns out none of us are seafood fans! We then go on to explore those things you totally wanted but are glad you never pulled the trigger on purchasing. We also explore why advertising turns us into crotchety old men, a big surprise at the door, digging a tunnel under the bungalow, a phantom feeling and a brand new way to burn your house down.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off by realising about all those normal foods we've never tried. Turns out Marc has never had a Big Mac in his life! The revelations continue as we find out a cat has the skills to request a song on the radio. In this week's Covers vs Originals we pit Kool and the Gang against Atomic Kitten. Which one will you choose to hear on the wireless. You might be surprised by the result! After a trip down memory lane, we question some of the things we still do. It's the 2020s and we still obliged to do some very old fashioned things. That awkward jog you do when someone hold the door has to disappear. Somehow another week goes by and Marc gets a complaint. This time about sports where he gets an education in the difference between goals and points. Off the back of this, Jenny looks at launching her own weight loss programme. In the very last edition of Elected! we tackle on the biggest issues we've ever taken on by finding a solution to hey fever. Will it make the difference? Only one way to find out! After you work out the answer to the Super Shonky Sunday Quiz, we learn about some of the culinary delights that you're a big fan of. We also share some kitchen disasters we've had along the way. That then leads on to a conversation about another kind of disaster.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off by building the soundtrack to your life. What songs should be playing in both the important and not-so-important moments we encounter every day? You come up with some interesting suggestions. After getting you to pick the best version of I Will Always Love You in Covers vs Originals, we then explore what's in a name. Turns out they're complicated, hide some low key conspiracies and might get you some free food. In the meantime things kick off in the online chat about KitKats. That then brings us to the topic of things kicking off in Ollerton. Why do some people just want to destroy good things? That in turn triggers a conversation about what kind of dog you are. We're going full local radio. Never go full local radio. Especially when you've got listeners from Canada dropping in. In this week's Elected we tackle the issue of people that don't understand e-mail etiquette. If they can't handle modern technology, it's time to teach a lesson with old fashioned punishment. We then move into the world of champagne in the Super Shonky Sunday Quiz. Is it too posh for us? On a different note, does Google Photos also do that weird thing for you? Who doesn't love a trip down memory lane to that time you took an electricity meter reading. It also turns out Marc made a few mistakes. Watch as he apologises for screwing up some simple things he really should know better about. That then leads to a Top 10 list of back to the office tricks employers are trying before reaching for the P45. In the hope of improving morale, we then visit the world of cats on the Internet.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. This week we kick off being deeply affected by the Prime Minister not having Sky TV when he was a kid. That then prompts Marc to ask what was your "back in the day" story? With the european football stuff happening at the moment, Marc plays some cheeky song choices and gets you to pick the best England football song. Which one did you choose? While the football may have distracted us, Marc finally remembered it was Father's Day. Could he get you out of trouble for forgetting? Only one way to find out! As much as we don't want to end up on a downer, but the Summer Solstice is almost here. Who do we complain to about the lack of summer so far? Is it time to crack out the rain dance in the hope is doesn't work? In this week's edition of Elected we take on the not-so-serious topic of bulk orders. There's nothing worse than the person in front of you at the chippie raiding the place of stock. Marc proposes a real solution to this heart-wrenching problem. The Super Shonky Sunday Quiz returns with a trip into the art world. Do you know your painters and can you figure out who created the Mona Lisa? Marc also takes a look at the Royal Family and their penchant for having more than one birthday. It's often used as an excuse to give our honours. So who would you give them out to and why? That then leads us on to something a bit unusual going on in Edinburgh.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. We start by noting that putting the monarch on the new bank notes is the obvious and boring thing to do. So who or what would you put on the new notes instead? After you choose the music in Covers vs Originals, Jenny shares some of her cultural experience after exploring the US East Coast. Turns out eggs are an alarmingly complicated thing to order in the morning, even if they're going to be nicked by the local wildlife. As a bit of a change of pace, we then look back towards Blighty and tackle one of the problems that is plaguing the country. This then turns into a pitch for a new TV series. In this week's edition of Elected, we finally find a solution to those people who insist on sharing their awful taste in music. Will it work? Only one way to find out! The catch is that it could expand into a conversation about what's hot hits in the local nursing home. Our weekly quiz returns with a visit to the world of pandas. Do you know what a group of them is called? Can you get the answer before we end up discussing a loaf of bread? We then move onto hotels struggling with theft and expand out into some of the things you've seen stolen in other parts of life.

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. We start by chatting about those songs that remind you of people and things. The odd bit is that it's never the song you expect! Covers vs Originals returns with you picking between the Kinks and Kirsty Maccoll. Which version of Days will play at half past seven? And talking of songs, apparently there's a song on the playlist that was on Jenny & Marc's wedding playlist. Can you figure out which one it is? Off the back of an announcement that Super Spoons is coming to quench the thirst of northerners, we try to come up with a new super hero for Sherwood Forest. Robin Hood has his place but we need a new hero for the 21st century. Jenny then tries to turn into a 21st century hero by tackling the problem of window seats in cafes. In this week's instalment of Elected we tackle the issue of high street banks disappearing. Are banking hubs the solution or is Marc's idea better? In the Super Shonky Sunday Quiz we then find out if your geography is any good. Turns out it is! The discussion of clean air in Greenland then leads on to a discussions around unwanted gas emissions. With both Eurovision and the northern lights appearing last night, we take a quick look at both of them. Though admittedly, being radio, actually seeing them will be a challenge!

Join us for A Wee Natter, the radio show about the not so important issues of the day. We start by finding out about the things you're a proper geek for. While we're not Star Wars or Star Trek experts, we find out Jenny is a real fan of Brookside. We then hand the power of the playlist over to you in Covers vs Originals. Which version of Handbags and Gladrags will you vote for? With the music sorted, we then go on to deliver a public service in reminding you it's a bank holiday tomorrow and you might not want to turn up to work. Suitably chilled by this news, Jenny share the story of something she overheard on the bus to work. In this week's edition of Elected we tackle the problems of Eurovision. Do we have a way for Britain to win every time or a direct path to "null points"? Either way, your suggestions take it to the next level before exercising your grey matter in the Super Shonky Sunday Quiz. As a bit of a palette cleanser after that tough quiz, we then inspect the progress on the hunt for the Loch Ness Monster. Turns out there's more to the mystery than we ever thought possible! The mysteries continue when Jenny tells us about another conversation she heard on the bus.