In which Tom ad libs a stand-up comedy routine.

In which Tom says he's unhappy, but also reassures you - and himself - that it's going to be okay.

In which Tom talks about his father and the importance of shared interests.

In which Tom excoriates received wisdom.

In which Tom talks to Peter about all sorts of good stuff, including the merit of being an artisan.

In which Tom encourages you to get a grip.

In which Tom talks to Gill about music and comedy.

In which Tom chats to James, who turns Tom into a shock jock.

In which Tom and Stephanie talk about lockdown, astrology, and Dawson’s Creek, before Tom murders a song by Jason Isbell.

In which Tom muses on boxing, plays some jazz, and reviews a few books.

In which Tom muses on the merit of unsolicited advice.

In which Tom plays a song and chats to Kieran Poole about snooker and football.

In which Tom talks about James Taylor, the Carolinas, and Gibson guitars.

In which Tom introduces Eclectic Waffle and talks to American political operative and Renaissance Man Geoff Embler.