The Big Slurp

In this, the sixteenth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I take the side of pragmatism on the question of proprietary vs Free software.

In this, the fifteenth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I give my opinion on the morality of self-driving cars.

In this, the fourteenth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I weigh in on the question of climate change, and whether we're doing enough to combat it

In this, the thirteenth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I ask whether the definition-creep of the word "podcast" is acceptable, or should it not include closed walled-garden content providers.

In this, the twelfth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, you can barely hear Alex or I as we walk to school on a damp and dismal morning.

In this, the eleventh episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I answer a question from Steve from The Grumps Blog, asking whether we've had too much Bond.

In this, the tenth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I answer a question from Jonathan from the Agile Engineering Podcast, about commuting to work in work time.

In this, the ninth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I flippantly answer two listener questions, and then move on to another question that no-one asked about using social media in anger.

In this, the eighth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I ask whether people actually think about what they're doing when they set off fireworks.

In this, the seventh episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I give you a whistle-stop tour of my musical history from around 1977 to the current day.

In this, the sixth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I ask which is better: media drip fed to you, or a mass injection of audio/visual goodness in one hit..

n this, the fifth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I walk with Alex as he tells us about the things he does at school, and the things he steps in on the way.

In this, the fourth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I read out the comments and posts you have send me since Monday, whilst I nurse the remnants of a phantom hangover.

In this, the third episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, you join me as I journey down to London for work. Audio snippets from the bus stop, two railway stations, and home.

In this, the second episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I ask are the changes and adjustments we've made over the last 18 months going to stick, or are we heading back to how things were before the pandemic?

In this, the first episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2021, I explain what NaPodPoMo is, and how easy it is for you to do it as well!

Following the UK's embarrassing defeat at last weekend's Eurovision Song Contest, does the competition need to be overhauled?

In the thirtieth, and final, episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2020, I share with you some facts and figures from the last month, plus my learnings from the challenge.

In the twenty-ninth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2020, I talk about my propensity to forgetfulness, and explore a condition relating to it.

In the twenty-eighth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2020, I give a potted history of TV soaps in the UK, and how they've changed since the 1960s.

In the twenty-seventh episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2020, I talk about the work I currently do in the podcasting sphere, and the reasons why I'm working to bring yet another podcast out of hiatus.

In the twenty-sixth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2020, I talk about some of my pet peeves: licence plates and light bulbs.

In the twenty-fifth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2020 (recorded on day 26), Alex and I take our last school run for this series, and explain why we're running late.

In the twenty-fourth episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2020, I talk my journey into music, and the impact of the music industry on musical creativity.

In the twenty-third episode of my NaPodPoMo series for 2020 (recorded on day twenty-four), I talk about Donald Trump accepting his losses, and enjoying that one moment when I had no podcasting work to do.