Legitimate Likes

To coincide with the 30th anniversary of its release, we take on the 1994 smash hit. Will underwhelms some schoolkids, Hugh nearly shoplifts, Aine takes a trip to Paris and Michael wants to know who the main character is. And we may have been inspired to record this episode non-sequentially...

Expressions of our tastes in fashion or societally-mandated garments of oppression? Today, we decide. Hugh's not filling out a bra, Michael contemplates some highly efficient clothing, and Aine lurks around a Wetherspoons.

Comedian Tatty Macleod (@tatty_macleod) joins us as we mildly go where no person has before. Hugh longs for the old days of space exploration and Will wonders whether Elon Musk is just having a midlife crisis of galactic proportions.

We're joined by actor, writer and director Jacob Jackson (@JacobJackson_JJ) as we remember a simpler but also more complicated time. Will is at both ends of the climate change spectrum and Hugh has a surprising number of sphincters.

Better than Valentine's day, worse than Christmas. We discuss the year's least consistently-themed festival. Aine lends a spanner, Will wonders if it really was a good Friday and Hugh remembers some hymns.

Radio presenter Emil Franchi (@emil_franchi) and writer and presenter Jon Mackenzie @Jon_Mackenzie and @TifoFootball) join us for some good clean fun. Hugh goes to the panto, Michael pronounces his R's, and Will opens the discussion on the major drawback of a bath.