Another One Day Consultancy - England win 4-1, Tom Curran bowls his socks off, Dan Norcross gets stuck in Singapore and Johnny Barran chats from an exotic location

The One Day Consultancy opens its doors as England go 3-0 up against Australia. Mark Church and Johnny Barran look at the One day Series so far, discuss Hollywood actor Will Smith and listen to the sounds of the M4 motorway.

The end of the Ashes Clinic and Church alongside Barran open the Clinic doors for the final time during the Ashes. Your questions answered, a look back at the Series and a decision to podcast during the One Dayers is made.

The last Ashes Clinic of 2017 looks back at the drawn Melbourne Test and ahead to the Sydney Test match. Topics include the Melbourne Road, Alastair Cook and New Year resolutions. Happy New Year and bat well in 2018.

Ahead of the Melbourne Test Mark Church and Johnny Barran digest the loss of the Ashes, choose a favourite Christmas Cocktail, receive soothing words from Church's mother and Church has a massive rant against the England selectors. Happy Christmas everyone...

In the latest Ashes Clinic, Church and Barran look ahead to the Perth Test, discuss Crayfish, respond to a letter from a first time listener and hope beyond hope that England can do something special at the WACA

The Ashes Clinic doors are open again in the aftermath of the 2nd Test in Adelaide. Johnny Barran is on a satellite link up from a County Club in Hampshire and topics this week range from should England have bowled first in Adelaide to Monty Panesar's removal from Strictly on Ice due to injury.

Mark Church and Johnny Barran look ahead to the Adelaide Test Match and also discuss "Buttgate", The Royal Wedding and the attractions of another Service Station on the M25. They also answer your correspondence and try and solve your Ashes problems.

Mark Church and Johnny Barran meet again to open the doors to the "Ashes Clinic" during the opening Test at the Gabba. Your questions and Ashes related problems are answered at Reading Service Station.

A light hearted look at how the Great British Public are going to cope with 6 weeks of limited sleep and crushing disappointment following our brave boys down under