I make this show so I like it a lot. Mainly I want you to know that it's funny and weird. It's performed by very talented people who you are going to see everywhere in a year or so. The production values start off pretty rudimentary but they get good later on. The plot fairly hard to follow but if you go with the flow you'll be rewarded for retaining a detail or two. Sometimes there are big gaps between episodes because of the rudeness of life and the fragility of all things. I have been thinking about these characters since 2005 and have been talking in the voice of the King since I was seven years old. It started out as a blog on Myspace! If the show does its job and hits you between the eyes then do tell us. That would absolutely make our day.

A fascinating and thorough examination of each issue of the British Sonic the Hedgehog comic. Not only do Dave and Chris (and guests) delve into what made this such a special, beautiful and influential comic to its audience but they also treat each issue as an artefact of its time, carefully inspecting each advert, competition and links to the past, present and future of British comics. A gem of a podcast with great charisma and love.

A clever use of the review podcast format to tell a subtle but intriguing story about the protagonist Sophie and her relationship with her grandmother and the rest of her family. Not only that, it actually is a fun panel-by-panel review of 70s horror comic Man-Thing. The result is a unique, gentle and funny show that has a lot of promise.