The Greatest Title We've Ever Forgotten

It’s a mystery.

A tremendous loss has been suffered on our show.

We had a great title for this week’s podcast.

Indeed, it may have been the greatest title the Dukey Radio Show has ever come up with.

But, it vanished from our minds.

Everyone involved with our programme was informed about this remarkable this remarkable achievement in the arena of podcast themes and celebrated its brilliance.

By the following morning, however, the unprecedentedly witty bit of wordplay had departed all our respective supplies of grey matter.

Was it due to paranormal intervention?

Quite possibly.

There’s a lot of it about.

Irene, and her long suffering husband Roy, have been experiencing an unwelcome presence in their bedroom and her banter will ensure that you’ll never think of kebabs in the same way again.

In “Scintillating Situations in Your City”, Sylvia informs Dukey about highbrow theatre and lowly coffee. Or, rather, how to get great coffee from decidedly lowly location. 

“Cover of a Cover” is back by popular demand and examines The Go Go’s 1982 classic “Vacation”.

Slutty Sue has been cleaning. And this time it involves a sheleighleigh.

British Television Programme Grange Hill, and its less than savoury reception by certain parents, is featured in "Posh Pit". 

And, Marsha discusses the similarities between Germans and comfortable shoe wearers in “Overheard”.