Episode 2 and it's David Wong cult sleeper hit. How successful could this be given that it's webserial adapted to a novel adapted to a film?

Back to the source is back (to the source)! To kick off series two we're tackling Tolkien's tome and Jackson's jackpot. Mike and Thom take a freewheeling discussion through the middle earth and it's cinematic outings.

In the second of our "In Person" recordings Thom and Mike go Back to the Source on.... Back to the Source! In an unashamedly self indulgent episode we pick our way through our own personal legend to find out where it all went so right.

After another brief hiatus Back to the Source is back! This week Thom and Mike are flicking through the pages of Nick Hornby's break-up masterpiece and asking whether Stephen Frears' cover version lives up to the original.

This week it's back to the source, with a difference! Thom and Mike are actually together in person! Rambo may not be you're first thought for an adaptation review but hey! They is actually a novel under there somewhere, join us in a manhunt through the woods as we search for character developments and metaphor. Email us at: [email protected]

Let us take you by the hand and lead you through the pages of John Le Carre's seminal spy novel, we'll show you something to make you change your mind about Tomas Alfredson's 2011 adaptation. We have to apologise in advance for the background noise on this, Thom is a fidget and can clearly be heard shuffling cards throughout a lot of this episode. Email us! [email protected]

Podcasts are like a box of chocolates, you can be pretty sure of what you're getting. This time Mike and Tom pull apart the fabric of Robert Zemeckis' 1994 masterpiece to find out what lies beneath it. Please find enclosed: An orang-utan A trip into space The rock and roll life style And a bucket load of shrimp Get in touch at [email protected]

Back to the Source is back! We've had a longer break that usual, due to technical difficulties, but now we're ready with a brand new episode! This time we take a look through the keyhole of Miss Annie Wilkes and her reluctant houseguest Paul Sheldon. Essentially Tom and Mike pull apart a weak film to discover the substance at it's roots. Enjoy (or not) but get in touch with us! [email protected]

One for the geeks this time! Matthew Vaughn took Mark Millar's graphic novel and threw it at a screen, Mike and Tom have a little chat about how good his aim was. No actual children this week (which is probably a good thing) but we do go on some interesting tangents and give you, the listener, a chance to win a thing! Don't forget to get in touch at [email protected]

This week we overanalyse what is essentially a children's story and see how well Wes Anderson did in bringing Dahl's book to the big screen. Featuring the opinion of an actual child.