D K & Why?

Dave & Kel discuss The Future - what does it hold for us all? DK&Why? No.48 ‘The Future’ - what does it hold for us individually - as a whole - as a world? Aspirations Predictions or some facts on where we might be heading in the not so distant future - Quantum Technology? What is it - will it change everything as we know it? All electric cars? Autonomous vehicles? Will that actually happen? Much to debate on the Future 😳🙏👍🏻 email:dkandwhy1@gmail.com to take part - have your say.Featuring weekely Features:What did we learn this week?Did you know?Facts of the Week

Dave & Kelly talk all things TV Drama - plus regular features 'What have we learnt this week?' and 'Did You Know?' A few of the TV Drama's mentioned: Also recomended to watch if you havent already.Game of ThronesMr InbetweenSuccessionBreaking BadChenobylMinderAuf Weidersen PetLandmanLostERMiami ViceBridgertonLine of DutyThis LifeDerekSex In The Citynot mentioned but Fleabag - is awesome!

Where did we get to - what happened. Dave & Kel explain there abscence and the drama that unfolded in the past 2 weeks.... Contact the show on: dkandwhy1@gmail.comThanks for listening D&K x

Ep.44 The 1970's - What did they learn this week? + The Song Intro quiz Answers. 1970 - was it the best decade ever? If so, why is that? Dave & Kel discuss the decade and their memories and stories. Plus they discuss listeners opinions and debate those too.Intro answers:  1.  Sound of the underground - Girls Aloudext week  2.  White Lines (don’t do it)- Grandmaster Flash & Mellie Mel  3.  Sweet Dreams (are made of these) Eurythmics  4.  Breakfast in America - Supertramp  5.  There’s No Other Way- BlurNext week... Ep.45 Classic Family Stories

Ep.43 Song Intro's - Dave & Kel discuss the best Song Intro's of all time - well at least the ones they know plus those of their avid listeners. Plus new Quiz of the week - Song Intro's as performed by Dave & Kelly. 5 in total - answers will be in Ep.44 The 1970's. As you'll discover choosing one is an impossible task.. Dave talks about Night & Day intro by Ella Fitzgerald.Other song Intro's mentioned included: “Young folks” by Peter Bjorn and John“Piano man” by Billy Joel “Promiscuous” by Nelly Furtardo and Justin Timberlake “The Ballard of Boot Hill” by Johnny Cash If you guys don’t know these intros, I highly highly recommend just listening to the first 20 seconds of each, they’re bangers! Love you guys xIsobelChrisOne Step Beyond by Madness, or Welcome To The Jungle- Guns n Roses Prince-Let’s Go Crazy. Fact:Longest Intro ever is Pink Floyd's Crazy DiamondMaxine:1 your a big girl now , BOB DYLAN2 where live lives , Alison Limerick3 Overjoyed , Stevie Wonder .4 like a rolling stone , Bob Dylan5 baby be mine MJ Could go on all night , but thats music !!!

D K & Why? What we learnt followed by Ep.42 Pubs & Walks - Walks mentioned include:- City Tours - Edinburgh, Amsterdam, Bath, Canterbury, Brighton, New York. Locally: Brightlingsea, Walton, Clacton prom, Wrabness. Pubs: Kings Arms St Osyth, Wooden Fender Colchester, The Shipp Inn Gt Holland, The Plough Gt Bentley, Courthouse Gt Bromley, Robin Hood Clacton, Matello Lounge Clacton.What we discovered from this Pod:We need to walk more ;)Guest recommendations:Maxine White: - The Woodbridge Road pub walk in Ipswich. - The riverside walk from Sproughton to Bramford. - A memorable pub walk in Cambridge that included a quiz and a scavenger hunt challenge.Isobel:Non-walking in the Scottish HighlandsChris:London to play the Monopoly game where you visit each space on the board and have a drink in each place. 

Episode 41 is The 1980's - so much to discuss - can Kelly & Dave fit it all in? What will they talk about? Thatcher? Maddona? Wacko Jacko? The Berlin Wall? The Hand of god? Speilberg? The Breakfast Club? Fashion? Aids? Tune in to find out....

Ep.40 Hayes Road Dave & Kel talk about the weird and wondeful things that happened to them whilst living in Hayes Road for over 20 years. Some of the content they will talk about will be hard to believe - some fantastic some phenomenal some scary. All in all it was a memorable abode for many years - the street itself conjured up many incredible stories