This week's festive idea comes courtesy of our guest, Santa Claus: "In the Saint Nick of Time". Join us live from the North Pole as we chat to Santa, get the lowdown on how his sleigh works, and tell him what our listeners would like for Christmas.

This week's idea comes courtesy of our guest Laura Doherty: "Just SevenTrauma". Laura, the co-host of the Lost Map Podcast, pitches us a pod looking back at the best years of any woman's life... her teens of course! Join us as we flick through a classic Noughties magazine, getting life altering advice, such as what to eat on a date and how to behave around boys like Matt Saracen from Friday Night Lights.

October 2007 issue of Seventeen magazine:

https://archive.org/details/SeventeenMagazine2007-10/mode/1up

This week's idea: "Don't Tell the Corpse". We're planning each other's funerals... but in a fun way.

This week's idea comes courtesy of our guest (and producer) David Allan: "Macaroadtrip Cheese". David, a photographer and radio & podcast producer, pitches us his idea for a food review show where he takes in the finest mac and cheeses Scotland has to offer. For his trial episode we're heading to Hillhead Bookclub in Glasgow's West End!

This week's idea: "Movies for Mars". Join us, the Movies for Mars Committee, as we choose an actor, discuss their filmography, then decide which one of their films should go to the new colony on Mars. First up, the wonderful Toni Collette!

This week's idea comes courtesy of our guest Adam Miller, better known as Old Firm Facts: "Would I Reply to You?" Sports journalist and podcaster Adam pitches us his idea for a show all about replies - the ones you said, the ones you didn't, and the ones you stewed about in the shower for 3 weeks afterwards.

This week's idea: "The Price of Fame". Join us (and play along at home) as we take semi-educated guesses at how much celebrities are charging for their services on Cameo.

This week's idea comes courtesy of our guest Alison Keil: "The Lesser of Two Abysmals". BravoTV savant Alison pitches us her idea for a debating show where guests argue which of two controversial pop culture staples is less evil and/or abysmal. Who will come out on top in this race to the bottom?