TimeTable London

After a somewhat fretful start as we searched for a vacant pub table at 4 in the afternoon the team settled gratefully into the Punch and Judy for a lively discussion on Dandyism with ace writer/dandy Dickon Edwards whose diary is the longest surviving diary on the internet.

Stand by for witty repartee as we visit the Lore of the Land and pit our wits against the Oscar Wilde Society in the shape of Darcy Sullivan and biographer Matthew Sturgis

In this rollicking episode Tam, Geoff and new co-host Kirsty Asher swap badinage with political sketch writer and former theatre critic Quentin Letts. Be ready for anything!

In this chilling episode from the Old Red Lion in Holborn - where the body of Oliver Cromwell was stored before he was posthumously executed - David Betz, Professor of War Studies at King's College London, frightens the life out of our gentle hosts Tam and Geoff with dire warnings of civil strife to come....

In this delightfully off the wall episode Tam and Geoff talk to two of Clerkenwell's most imaginative creatives, architect Sam Jacob and Sam Bompas, jelly architect and culinary designer - and you'll have to listen in to find out what THAT is....

In this mind boggling episode from the Albert pub in London’s Primrose Hill Tim Coulson, Professor of Zoology at the University of Oxford, answers the question What is Life? and should it be Octopuses or Octopi? It all makes sense after a pint or two....

In part 2 of our conversation from the Frontline Club in Paddington distinguished war correspondent Lynne O’Donnell talks about her life in London and her adventures reporting from war torn Afghanistan.

Tam and Geoff go to the historic Lamb and Flag in Covent Garden to meet Jonnie Fielding, founder of Bowl of Chalk Walking Tours, to find out how exploring London led him to appreciate London all the more and to learn about how his tours are just that little bit different....