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It’s the final pod-cast! Duhduh DUUUHH DUUHHH! Ah, what an idiot.   Anyway, this is the last episode of the series and the guest is none other than the wonderful Craig Deeley. Craig is a stand-up comic, improviser and all-round funny geezer. We yak it up about all manner of things, especially Twitter, which Craig is a bona fide genius at. Seriously, Twitter royalty, mate. You can get him on the there @craiguito   Thanks for listening!

Paul Reynolds is a music blogger whose marvellous writings can be found at myfizzypop.blogspot.com. He inducts ABBA (yes!) Adrian Mole (yes!) and the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s presidency (yes! But not for the reasons you might think!) We also chat about liking music that others might deem uncool and Rizzo’s dirty ice cream.

And we’re back! This episode features Laura Wood, author of the wonderful Poppy Pym book series. We chat about writing, awesome TV shows and pretending to be Victorian children.

Dan Walker is the author of marellous new kids book Sky Thieves. As well as his Vault picks, we chat about what it’s like to be a debut author.

James Cook is a comedian, podcaster, radio guy and legit Carcassonne champ.  We discuss stand-up comedy, underappreciated board games and what it’s like to go (semi) viral. You can learn more about James, inclusing his upcoming shows at www.jamescookcomedian.com

Grant Deane is a electronica musician whose first album, CRCMVNT TDM was released this year. We yak it up about that and lots of other topics, musical and otherwise. We also discuss how being a postie is a pretty decent job if you’re a creative type.   Grant’s marvellous musical wares can be sampled at grantdeane.bandcamp.com.

Lisa Thompson is the author of the smash hit new kid’s book, The Goldfish Boy. We chat about life as a debut author and delve into Lisa’s artistic ‘process’. It’s a lot more fun than it sounds, trust me. Lisa also reveals why the changing of the seasons is so great and how unpacking shopping is an underrated pleasure.   The Goldfish Boy is out now.

George Bastow is a writer, blogger and event programmer. As well as his vault inductions, we talk about creativity, diversity in publishing and the age old Tamworth vs Atherstone rivalry. George’s blog, Books, Films and Random Lunacy can be found at https://gdbastow11.wordpress.com/