18 February 2013
Spitting ban enforced, Future Me sighting
A packed lunch falls, a murdered man is remembered for his Lamborghini, a council enforces a spitting ban and a Future Me sighting, all in this week’s show with the available one.
18 February 2013
A packed lunch falls, a murdered man is remembered for his Lamborghini, a council enforces a spitting ban and a Future Me sighting, all in this week’s show with the available one.
11 February 2013
Wrong directions, Lineal Champions, Gaudi, Pelvic Thrusts, capes and arm hair. Just another week in the misfiring world of South London’s most available man.
4 February 2013
An otherwise good podcast review leads Daniel to the doctor’s to discuss further rhinoplasty and mulling over whether he has the classic “Adenoid Face”, while the lovely Mr William Stafford makes his Available debut with a crotch-busting tale of woe.
28 January 2013
Amputations and younger managers have infiltrated Daniel’s dreams this week, while Listener 62 announces his arrival.
21 January 2013
This week, Snowmen on Clapham Common, Murakami on writing and Gatsby, we delve deeper into the reasons for The Kid's throat infection, and a grim week in Vauxhall SW8 in the wake of the tragic helicopter crash.
14 January 2013
This week, Daniel witnesses a fist bump gone wrong and happens upon the dirtiest indoor wall he's ever seen.
7 January 2013
This week's resolutions-free show sees Daniel discuss a disappointing haircut to open the new year with, and fantasise about driving the elderly around. There's also the return of serial nose picker, Future Me.
31 December 2012
Daniel ponders how different his life might have been had he known how to dance and bought free range eggs. Includes Things the Kid Said, A to Z and another feature unlikely to take off, Things That Could Be Improved.
24 Dec 2012
In a specially extended Christmas special, Daniel is joined by a surprise guest and in a race against time, tries to find an anti-Christmas gesture for Pete in Gesture Trader. Meanwhile, this week’s A to Z of Me and My Dad transports us back to Christmas 1980, Daniel talks about his new GP and quashes the Kid’s efforts to get his number.
17 December 2012
This week, the spectacularly unsuccessful search for an anti-Christmas gesture for listeners Pete and Victoria continues in Gesture Trader, while the Kid's sartorial advice comes too late to save Two Rivers from attending his work's Christmas do in his Next 2005 Summer season range tan shoes, and there's the welcome return of The A to Z of Me and My Dad.
10 December 2012
This week, Daniel prepares for the coming snow, carefully explains why he couldn't date a disfigured woman, and rues being able to replace his lost gloves so easily.
3 December 2012
This week, Daniel finds a private compliment paid to the Kid is not so private, tries to iron out the flaws in Gesture Trader, and tells us about the Stockwell Soothsayer, whose wholly inaccurate death predictions had much of SW9 fearing for their lives.
26 November 2012
This week, in addition to disputing The Kid’s assertion that they have struck up a rapport and persisting with his unconvincing beard, Daniel launches Gesture Trader, a forum where listeners can trade gestures and affectations. Do you have an action, a movement, that you think you’ve taken as far as you can? What kind of gesture are you looking to replace it with? Gesture Trader could be just what you’re looking for.
19 November 2012
This week, Daniel takes heart from a week slowly rebuilding his handshaking technique after last week’s weak flesh-pressing, while a listener regales the show with a bizarre tale of viewing a flat with a door less bedroom and naked pictures of other men. Meanwhile, it’s the letter 'P' for Passport in this week’s A to Z of Me and My Dad.
12 November 2012
This week, while dealing with The Kid’s seemingly interminable questions, Daniel tries to persuade middle-aged men to lose their body warmers, whilst getting his recent limp-wristed handshakes back on track.
5 November 2012
Daniel is back with a new show.
This week, Daniel tries to work out how it is a man fifteen years younger than him came to think it was okay to tell Daniel about his sexploits. Meanwhile, in The A to Z of Me and My Dad, in which he uses the alphabet to explore his relationship with his dad, Daniel goes back to 1989 to look at the letter N.