Dan talks about Glen Powell (again), Clara wants to be adopted by Mitchell Starc and Alyssa Healy, the greatest rom-com ever written about cricket is born.
Dan has made a PowerPoint, Clara wants to know the Irish-ness of Caoimhe Bray, and the first-ever episode of The (Jofra) Archers takes place
Dan is still thinking about The Ashes , Clara settles an old beef, and cricket hurts.
Dan is thinking about Pat Cummins, Clara is thinking about Annabel Sutherland. Is this an Australian cricket podcast?
The two greatest cricket teams to never take the field face off. Also, The Ashes are discussed.
Dan plays Fairy Godmother, Clara manifests The Ashes, and everyone reads their horoscope.
Dan wants you to know about Garfield Arbuckle, Clara wants to be Sharpay Evans.
YOU ASKED (AGAIN), WE ANSWERED (AGAIN)
Dan can’t drive and Clara isn’t interested in cricket.
"Feet, snakes, and blasphemy". We are so back.
Harry Styles, Beyonce, Dan. The greats all go solo eventually.
Dan is rendered speechless, Clara is Oscar The Grouch, and we are ALL in the past.
Dan discovers empathy, Clara discovers The Rizzler, and the real question is whether cricket is woke or posh.
You asked, we answered.
Dan speaks Minionese ,Clara doesn't understand WinWiz, and the duo place themselves on the KP-Strauss spectrum.
Dan fights the posh allegations, Clara carries too much shame to buy Hula-Hoops, and people need to stop being stupid and getting better at betting.
Dan loves the Human Torch, Clara uses her enthusiastic voice, and there is great disagreement over the correct pronunciation of Abu Dhabi.
Dan gets performative, Clara can't move her face, and OH NO! I spilt matcha on my copy of The Bell Jar!
Dan has a triceratops chicken burger, Clara makes a coke float in the Lord's dining room, and and they very nearly, almost, kind of answer an actual question.
Dan is too woke for cover drives, Clara is underwater, and The Ashes might be less scary than Love Island. The gruesome twosome tackle geographical distance and (Clara's) terrible equipment to chat about some very rattled cricket.