Can we still afford to Die?

A sprinkle of Liam Neeson and a spoonful of Veganism

A guest comes on board to assist with the main topic of Vegan living as the heroes of the enlightened working class ponder on the future of eating. Are we headed to a world of plant based foods - where meat is murder and cows reside in zoos?

Can we still afford to Die?

is the question posed by this episode which looks at the cost of death, the history of burial and cremation, and travels worldwide, over land and sea, in a quirky journey of exploration searching for best practice in the world of death.

Policing in London – searching for solutions ‘

This instalment focuses on policing in the UK’s capital city. It provides a social history of the Crack dealers of Kensal Rise as solutions are explored in a conversation that meanders around the nature of community, black police officers, stop and search and institutional racism.

Home is where the hatred is?

Pascoe Sawyers and Duncan MacDowall two Brent-based, middle aged, Londoners discuss class, culture, race, religion and everything under the sun from a working-class perspective. In this episode they skim across gender wars, the toxic nature of football in the aftermath of the Raheem Stirling affair and ponder on whether DNA testing is a panacea for a racially divided Britain.