Everything’s Fine Probably

Gemma talks European Inventor Awards and shares the latest lamb news, Stu provides updates on rescued bears and neurodivergent parents. Jim brings you ocean news and research linking diet to dementia prevention. Plus our new quiz Don'll Fix It. 

Mitch Benn is widely recognised as a dedicated fan of the series. His connection to the show goes beyond just fandom, as he has: Provided voice work for Doctor Who audio productions through Big Finish He wrote the popular song "Call Me During Doctor Who and I'll Kill You" and has produced video essays on the show, such as his take on how he would have brought Doctor Who back from the "wilderness y...

Mitch Benn is a prominent English comedian, author, and musician widely recognized as one of the UK’s leading satirical songwriters. His career began in 1994, leading to early success as the "Best New Comedian" at the 1995 Glastonbury Festival and winner of the 1998 "Mercury Comedian of the Year" prize. He is best known for his long-running tenure as a resident comic songwriter on BBC Radio 4’s Th...

The Final Shutdown: BBC Radio Longwave was permanently switched off at 01:00 BST on Saturday, June 27, 2026, marking the conclusion of a broadcast tradition that began in 1934. Following the shutdown, the transmitters entered a retune loop, with a full silence planned for June 30, 2026. Join us for an audio journey through the waves!

This week on "EFP," the team kicks off with a deep dive review of the Gorillaz live performance at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium by Stu. Gemma looks at unique agricultural updates, followed by Jim’s signature roundup of uplifting stories from across the US. Gemma explores the intriguing world of Jive and wing walkers, and Stu wraps things up by unpacking the latest fascinating developments in the fiel...

In this special episode of EFP Presents, we provide the definitive Harlequins end-of-season review, featuring guest Will Humphreys from the Quinssa supporters' association to help us unpack a season of highs and lows. We dive into the big talking points, covering emotional player departures, the most heated debates surrounding the squad’s performance, and a look ahead at the future of the club. Se...

In this packed episode, a major bombshell drops right off the bat: one of us is leaving the show for good, so tune in to find out who stays and who goes. Once the dust settles, we’re lightening the mood with a heavy dose of cuteness featuring the internet’s favorite cats and rabbits, before shifting gears into environmental engineering to look at the massive efforts behind unblocking dams. Plus, w...

According to a spectacular report in the *Daily Star* local runners are claiming that their weekly park run has been thoroughly derailed by a ghost. And not just any ghost. We are talking about the late, legendary king of British television himself: Sir Bruce Forsyth.

In this episode, we sit down with advocate Emily Hamilton to tackle the question of whether trans rights in the UK are truly progressing or stalling out. Emily skillfully debunks the most persistent myths currently circulating in the media, offering a grounded perspective on the legal and social hurdles the community faces. The conversation takes some delightfully surreal detours as we obsess over...

In this episode, we discuss extreme charity stunts, we then dive into the evolving legal and social landscape of Trans rights. We then shift gears to look at our furry companions and the future of work and sustainability. Finally, we wrap things up with why art is good for us.

In this episode, we break down the latest political fallout from Unite the Kingdom march, before diving into the controversial art of gerrymandering in the USA. Next, we explore the groundbreaking world of "in-ovo" tech, an incredible integration to ethically sort chick genders before they even hatch. We then shift gears to check in with the lamb News desk and ask the question, Do Sharks have frie...

We dive into the political circus and strategic blunders surrounding the Reform party's latest headline-grabbing shenanigans. We count down the ultimate cozy WW2, feel-good movies and feature the high-stakes chaos of the Flat-Pack World Championship, where missing Allen keys mean total disaster.

From the nostalgic celebrations of Star Wars Day to the legacy of "boomer" pop bands. We demystify the quantum paradox of Schrödinger’s cat and address the mental fatigue of social media overload before diving into the industrial challenge of recycling massive wind turbine blades. 

In this eclectic Bank Holiday special, the conversation meanders through a surreal landscape of hidden architectural oddities and wild encounters. It’s a whirlwind journey that seamlessly blends home improvement, wildlife, renewable energy, and the esoteric—the perfect, caffeine-fueled companion for a long weekend.

This week we’re tackling Trump’s latest moves, Saudi Arabia's sporting billions, Vietnam, the science of teaching your bird to sing, why does milk have to be condensed, Marco Polo and what on earth is Crimson Dessert?

From high-tech faith and Ocean Treaties to a generosity experiment and a unique desert college, we explore vital health updates, the latest in "capybara news," and the simple bliss of iced coffee in the sun. We even tackle the heartwarming challenge of men styling their daughters’ hair. Join us for an eclectic journey through the week’s most positive stories.

This week is our 50th show, featuring: Jesus news, the latest on the escaped capybara, the shifting digital landscape as we abandon social media, the beauty of rewilding in Scotland, and the countdown to the end of the world!

Grab your chocolate eggs and settle in for a technicolor trip through the surreal this Easter with Jim, Stuart, Shelley, and Gemma and witness the high-stakes aesthetics of San Francisco's legendary Hunky Jesus festival!

Grab your chocolate eggs and settle in for a technicolor trip through the surreal this Easter with Jim, Stuart, Shelley, and Gemma. From the high-stakes aesthetics of San Francisco's legendary Hunky Jesus contest to the digital shadows of social media harms, we’re balancing the light with the shade. But mostly, we’re just confused about the wildlife.  

Jim, Shelley and Gemma go looking for Capybaras whilst contemplating economics, inflation, hedgehogs, forests, animal communes, cancer treatments and much more...

From backyard bristles to boardroom budgets, this week’s episode covers it all. We’re talking hedgehog conservation with Gemma, finding joy for International Day of Happiness with Stu, and traveling through time and space as Jim breaks down the latest Doctor Who. Plus, we tackle the "paper vs. digital" debate, Shelly’s guide to ethical investing, and a pulse check on UK economic growth.

Jim, Gemma, Shelley, and Stu explore a diverse mix of topics including cognitive decline, green energy, and the Norfolk Wildlife Trust, alongside celebrations for International Women’s Day, the whimsy of penguin pebbles, chocolate honey, and life drawing a sheep dog.

EFP Celebrates World Book Day. Jim, Stu & Shelley discuss their favourite authors and books and much more...

Kay Bee is a comedian based in St. Louis, MO, where she is known for her "Real Life Comedy". Before becoming a full-time creative, she spent 20 years working for a telecommunications company. Prior to performing regularly herself, Kay Bee produced comedy and worked behind the scenes in the industry.  In April 2025, she began curating and producing "The Prelude," an all-talent open mic each week. I...

Jim, Stu and Gemma take on Curling, Pancakes, Deforestation, Eco Robots, Wild Swimming and Attention Span whilst trying not to mention Mr...!