Bring it to the Table

Who in their right mind doesn't love a pie?! Pies are where it's at! We discuss the humble pie and its close relatives. Come crimp an edge with us.

Flares, singlets, mohicans, baggy trousers, skinny trousers, short trousers, trouser trousers. All the crazes, trends and fashion wallops of us human types. Bring your brothel creepers to the party.

Stand by your beds and prepare to be inspected by the Bring it to the Table King and Queen. In this episode we inspect the Crown Jewels in detail and it's eye watering! Step up and aboard the Regal Stagecoach.

It never stops. Technology is forever evolving but sometimes that tech we thought was oh so cool turned out to be oh so utter tosh. Hop on board the bad tech banana boat.

The title Barry, covers so much that one hour of Bring it to the Table is not enough. McGuigan, Manilow, White and Gibb are just for starters. Dive in to the world of Barry.

We've all had crabs right?! Especially if you live round these parts where the Cromer Crab rules the rocks. Love 'em or hate 'em they've been here for years and aren't about to disappear anytime soon. 

Sing a song of Sixpence a pocket full of Rye, Will & Maff are back with another piece of pie!

There's always an alternative. For better or worse, you get to choose. 

We've all done it. "I can do that", "No need to get someone in" - You do it yourself. You're either pretty handy at it or you're a total failure and should have got someone in. DIY - everyone's favourite/unfavourite pastime.

A playful episode of memories and music where Will & Maff trade thoughts, play tunes and invite listeners to share views on models, chats, and silly moments. Under the repeating motif of the Collections, conversations touch on fame, respect, moving on and the curious people who collect stars and stories.

Bring It to the Table returns with a gloriously loose, music‑led journey around the world — this time via roads, streets and avenues. From Woking to Brixton, Liverpool to Laurel Canyon, and all the way down Route 66, Matt, Will and a very not‑so‑silent guest spin songs inspired by real places and see where the conversation takes them. Along the way there are musical detours, half‑remembered facts, roadside trivia, listener messages, mild chaos, and plenty of laughter, featuring artists including Paul Weller, Eddy Grant, The Beatles, The Doors, ZZ Top, Simon & Garfunkel and more. It’s an hour of music, memories and meandering chat — live radio at its most human. Buckle up and bring it to the table.  

This week on Bring It to the Table, Matt and Will pull up chairs, pour themselves a glass of council pop, and bring water to the table in all its forms – the sensible, the scientific, the seaside, and the very silly. Starting with foggy North Norfolk coastlines and drifting through cromer, Sheringham and beyond, the conversation ebbs and flows through sea frets, swimming memories, baths, taps, tea, hot tubs, estuaries, ice, clouds and the great mysteries of why water noises make everyone need the loo. Along the way there are surprising facts about how much of us is actually water, where the world’s fresh water really lives, and what happens when salt water meets fresh (answers may be slightly… improvised). As ever, the facts are only part of it. Expect gentle chaos, sideways thinking, listener messages, nostalgic tangents, accidental philosophy and the occasional detour into spies on Hampstead Heath, pirates by the seaside, French baths and the dangers of squeezing tea bags with your forethumb. The music selection stays firmly on theme, with water‑linked tracks spinning on seven‑inch vinyl from The Kinks, PJ Harvey, Kate & Anna McGarrigle, Ice Cube, The Vapors, The Rolling Stones and more, each one opening another conversational tributary. Recorded live on Popyland Radio, this episode captures the rambling joy of two friends following a single word wherever it happens to flow. Whether you live by the sea, dream of a deeper bath, or are just here for the watery sounds and nonsense, there’s something to dip into. So pull on your wellies, mind the splash, and join Matt and Will as they talk water to within an inch of its life.