"It's clear that the theme of this podcast is us trying to talk about a topic and getting immediately sidetracked. So say comedians Alison Spittle and Fern Brady about their new show. It's a hugely entertaining ramble through subjects including Lily Allen's breakup album for narcissists West End Girl, sex (there's more frigid people in England than Ireland) and the length of pig orgasms (up to 90 minutes!). Lots of fun."
"The Economist's Andrew Bartleby launches a series focusing on how generative AI will affect the future of employment. It's a personable, amusing take on an unnerving topic, specifically in its first episode on whether it will replace humans so he writes a column, gets an AI programme to do the same and asks his colleagues if they can tell which is which."
"MF Doom: Long Island to Leeds MF Doom performing onstage, 2009 . Photograph: Roger Kisby/Getty Images The story of your favourite rapper's favourite rapper. MF Doom was banned from the US in 2010 and the following 10 years of his life are a mystery to fans. Afrodeutsche and Adam Batty remember the icon and ask: how did this New Yorker's life come to an end in West Yorkshire? Hollie Richardson BBC Sounds, from Tue"
A comedy podcast sidetracks into a hugely entertaining ramble through subjects including Lily Allen's breakup album West End Girl, sex and the surprising claim that more people are frigid in England than Ireland, and the claimed length of pig orgasms up to 90 minutes. A series on generative AI examines its effect on employment by comparing a human-written column with one produced by an AI programme and asking colleagues to distinguish them. A documentary traces MF Doom's US ban in 2010 and the mystery of his subsequent decade, questioning how his life ended in West Yorkshire. A cancer legacy episode reunites a surviving founder with a presenter's widower for open, light reflections and tributes. An urgent interview series focuses on protecting at-risk young people with interviews from youth-sector figures.
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