The Parish Counsel

The Parish Counsel - Episode 606

Juliet and Terence on: ructions at Radio One's Big Weekend; the murky world of private gigs; presenters who can only present; Bee Gees - falsettos and unfortunate lyrics; football review 22/23; and a tribute to Jeff Stelling.

{Scott Parker}

The Parish Counsel - Episode 605

Juliet and Terence: watch 'Beef' on Netflix; Radio Four and the disappearing baby boomers; a quick quiz; and farewell to Chas Newby, Andy Rourke, and Tina Turner.

{Alloa Town Hall}

The Parish Counsel - Episode 604

Juliet and Terence on: Eurovision; MorrisseyWatch; scrapping with The View; Holly and Phil; and Vernon Kay on Radio 2.

{The green bolero jacket}

The Parish Counsel - Episode 603

Juliet and Terence on: 'The Right To Rock' on the BBC; Frankie Goes to Hollywood; best ever UK Eurovision entries; HMV - the comeback; and a victory for Ed Sheeran.

{Welcome To The Pleasuredome?}

The Parish Counsel - Episode 602

Juliet and Terence on: 'Colin From Accounts'; Nick Cave's coronation invitation; squirmy royal connections with pop music; Jerry Springer; and the Beach Boys fateful tour with the Maharishi.

{Yvette the vet}

The Parish Counsel - Episode 601

Juliet and Terence on: Spotify's highest earners; farewell to the cereal café hipsters; Freddie Mercury's nick-nacks for sale; and feuding bands.

{apple pie lip balm}

The Parish Counsel - Episode 600

Juliet and Terence on: the AI version of Oasis; the eye-watering cost of visiting Abbey Road Studios; spoiler culture; and the greatest heavy metal songs of all time.

{£141-75}

The Parish Counsel - Episode 599

Juliet and Terence on: The Beatles at Stowe School; the ongoing decline of audience decorum; the best television episodes of all time.

{The View? Boo!}

The Parish Counsel - Episode 598

Juliet declares it to be a Skank Holiday! A ska and reggae special with Juliet mixing some classics with some great tracks that may be less familiar.

{The ghost of Dave Brubeck}

The Parish Counsel - Episode 597

The Parish Counsel is on its Easter break so this week Terence plays twelve of his favourite cover versions. Forty-three minutes and six seconds of joy and brio.

{My aim is true}