Peas in a Podcast

We’re back! We have more famous Simons and Colins, we have a debate about salted caramel, we have all the things you want to hear. Maybe.

If you love hearing me and my twin brother talk about statistics exams, famous people called Simon and Colin, and the plus and minus points of views – then episode 6 of ‘Peas in a Podcast’ is for you! Listen below, or subscribe via the podcast app of your choice. (If you search for it, it’s worth adding ‘Simon’ in too, because turns out a lot of people had the same idea for this podcast title.)

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Another episode of ‘Peas in a Podcast’, the podcast I make with my brother Colin – and in which we largely talk nonsense. In this episode, we discuss cushions, school musicals, and giving up tea for Lent. As usual, all the most pressing issues of the day.

For the niche audience who enjoy listening to me and my brother Colin witter on about nothing, here’s the much-delayed (because editing is boring) fourth episode of ‘Peas in a Podcast’! Now also available through podcast apps etc, though you might have to search ‘peas in a podcast Simon Colin’, or something, because lots of other people had the same idea as us…

Enjoy!

The third episode of Peas in a Podcast is now herrrrre! I have submitted it to iTunes but it doesn’t seem to have been accepted yet (er, rude) but hopefully soon. Anyway – for your enjoyment:

As promised, and quickly, here is the second episode of Peas in a Podcast! In this episode, we talk Scrabble, biting, and whose friend is more responsive.

So, my brother Colin and I decided to start a podcast together. Mostly because the name ‘peas in a podcast’ was too funny to pass on, since we’re twins. It’s mostly just us chatting and being silly and squabbling, and it’s definitely not as targeted to Stuck in a Book readers as ‘Tea or Books?’ is. But the vagaries of podcast hosting mean I need to put it somewhere to get it accepted by iTunes… so, if you fancy something a bit different, then you might well enjoy this! We’re probably going to do an episode about once a month, but there are a handful ready to go…