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This week, we are joined by stylist Rachael Perry as we stride down the catwalk in an episode totally devoted to style. Patrick also has some big news and throws some interesting (although quite loosely based) style based questions out into the world.

This week, the boys chat about the Netflix documentary Seaspiracy and discuss whether it came to the correct conclusions. Is a world of not eating or catching fish realistic? There is also a return for Patrick's Peculiar Pub Question, while Charlie offers solutions to our health and style problems (sort of).

This week, we celebrate the return of the pub garden by getting our pub chat back in shape. Patrick asks the questions that have baffled men for centuries including, what is the largest animal you could carry? Could Mike Tyson knock out a restrained tiger? The important stuff.  Charlie also checks us for physical asymmetry and suggests that the only item of clothing you need for the rest of your life are jorts (jean shorts).

This week, Patrick & Charlie welcome tailor Tom Wharton onto the podcast who has his own personal views on Charlie’s style tips and operating during covid. Also up for discussion is whether David Hasselhoff was out of place in Baywatch, village cricket, whether a neoprene suit would be a good idea, plus the smoking jacket debate is put to bed once and for all.

This week, Patrick & Charlie are hit by wedding fever as the ‘Shout Out To Help Out’ scheme helps a business focused on summer nuptials. Patrick also tries to sell his favourite sport to the listeners and questions whether Michael Jordan’s work ethic really was that special after all. In his usual slot, Charlie also has his latest fitness and style tips to get us ready for summer.

This week Patrick and Charlie smash through the hot topics of the day including the amount of unnecessary rage there is in the world, why people should continue to breath through their nose (apparently some people don’t?) and why formal is the new casual. Plus, in a special feature, the boys welcome their first guest onto the podcast as they save the British economy.