The podcast has been resurrected! It's been a while, I know, but I'm back now and in this episode I go through some of my tweets and provide context/ additional backstory.

Jess and I share some of our unpopular opinions, some are controversial, some are pretty acceptable. Its up to you. Although we do talk about chocolate for a long time. (topic suggested by fellow baked bean Amanda)

In the second part of the trilogy with Cindy and Louisa, we talk about irrational fears, or just fears in general.

CIndy, Louisa and I talk about shows and movies: Coraline theories, our fav characters from B99, and why I get stressed from watching Howl's Moving Castle. I can't believe I didn't talk about this in the episode but for the longest time I thought Howl's Moving Castle was House Moving Castle and it made sense to me because it was a house that was a castle that also moved. Anyway, this is part one of a two part series. Next week, we talk about irrational fears!

Sit back, grab a hot drink and a snack and listen to this very chill episode about books. Anna and I delve into some of our favourite books, what we liked about them, and our takeaways. Then we get a little bit meta about literature and learning. At the end, there's a very surprising twist and we tell some neural-network-generated knock knock jokes.

In this late night episode I start off by talking about my day, then I delve into the metaphysical side of my everyday life. Afterwards, I venture into some Buzzfeed quizzes.

Chris and I TRY to talk about entertainment but we get sidetracked with stories about bird domination, guns if humans didn't have wrists, and the dark side of garfield. Sorry about the bad audio quality : - (

Amanda is back!!! And we talk about our pet peeves!

Sarah and I talk about our pets including their quirks, stories about being cat people, and their adoption journeys. Then, we delve into our personalities from star signs to the myer briggs personaity test.

This episode, I talk about why no one should want to be billionaire, why science and religion are not the antithesis to each other, and the truth about decision making.