The trio are back discussing why boybands aren't bands, government incompetence and sausages.

Attention is then turned to DEFA using planning rules that don’t exist, waiting lists spiral and the government missing savings targets while hiring more desk jockeys.

Plus, the latest on the general election, the AG's warning shot to candidates and CoMin hiding behind collective responsibility.

Meanwhile, Noel Edmonds is lurking, Kim Kardashian went to Monaco and a tapir plays a role in an engagement.

In this week’s pod: The TT is hit by the Manx weather, sidecars are binned with barely a word from organisers and Charlie, Juan and Sam ponder what compensation could follow. Plus, did the CIA take down the Grandstand flagpoles, a government that can publish an air quality report but not a meat plant review, £3m for horse trams, Manx Gas gets a kicking and election hopefuls pop up like potholes.

In a special episode, we welcome Cabinet Office Minister David Ashford to the studio to discuss his entry into politics, his time as Health and Social Care Minister and the pandemic. Plus, his role in housing targets, area plans and his favourite politics zingers.

In this week's pod, Juan, Charlie and Sam discuss the lack of progress on affordable housing, healthcare funding, the ongoing rows about the proposed wind farms and who could be in the running to be the island's next chief minister.

The trio are back together at last this week as they discuss the departure of Manx Care's CEO, a lack of proper support for motorsport and why Charlie would make an ideal Traffic Warden.

As the chief of the Treasury admits the Liverpool ferry terminal led to the government breaching its own laws on accounts, Charlie and Sam ponder just how much it has actually cost taxpayers.

Plus, the cancellation of a much loved charity event, a new report explores educational failures and much more.

Sam is awol in Benidorm (the TV Show) meanwhile Charlie and Juan discuss MHK's on their jollidays and a whole host of other unwanted opinions and stuff that will trigger the usual suspects... Strap yourself in as this one gets emotionally charged...And did they both really announce they are standing?

We're still on Zoom this week as Charlie and Sam discuss ongoings at Noble's, weight loss jabs, freight issues affecting agriculture and the debate around the proposed tourism levy.