Jordan Brookes is joined by Frank Foucault, Rosie Harris and Phil Cooper. An emotional episode. Jordan orders a pizza. Phil breaks a cupboard. Rosie lies to herself and her friends. Frank's also there. Never apologise. Never explain. #newlabourwasokayBy Luke Smith

Sean Morley hosts this Joining Me This Week retrospective. Joe Hollingsworth co-hosts an interview with the first ever Joining Me This Week guest. Join the gang as they take a walk down memory lane. Sean tries to explain the ways in which he isn't a bee, oh yeah and Frank Foucault's there.By Luke Smith

Liam Pickford hosts this week's episode of Joining Me This Week. The actor Hannah Livingstone and Jessie Nixon co-host. Join the team as we learn what life is like up north, we try and throw something into something else from far away and Jessie gets her dildo-toothbrush out. Oh yeah and Frank Foucault's there.…

Olga Koch hosts this month's episode of Joining Me This Week, with Catherine Brinkworth as co-host. In this episode the team discuss the plight of the Tolpuddle Martyrs, we learn that Vivienne Westwood IS a biodegradable female condom and also get to the bottom of how Frank Foucault will die.By Luke Smith

George Rigden hosts this months episode of Joining Me This Week. Co-hosted by artist Harriat Foster with special guest Frank Foucault. Join the gang as they try and name as many people who are famous or maybe not even that famous whose first name is Peter. This months sponsors include Stephen King's Sedative Eggs and Col. Funkstein's Love Shack.…

Simon Lomas hosts this months episode of Joining Me This Week. Frank Foucault joins him and co-presenter Jade DavisBy Luke Smith

This week/month/unspecified amount of time Freddy and Liam turn their problem solving "brains" to BGT scandals, sex for rent, one poor emailers problems with simian love, one listeners addiction to Satanism, and the issue of Unemployment.By Richard Massara & Freddy Quinne and Liam Pickford

The long awaited Episode 2. This time Freddy and Laim look at the problems of having too many children and a horse, elderly 1 Direction fans, dealing with bad gigs and, as always, they take a shot at solving our listeners problems.By Richard Massara & Freddy Quinne and Liam Pickford

By Richard Massara & Freddy Quinne and Liam Pickford