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Technology writer and drone expert Adam Juniper joins Mark to discuss machines that go bleep.

Mark speaks down-the-line with product designer, Simon Heap, as the two share their top five world-changing products, and gently collide over what can be construed a “product”.

Mark takes flight with speaker, author and “the entrepreneur’s godmother” Alison Edgar, to build a list of the best places it takes too long to fly to.

Prepare to have your face melted clean off as you enter a whole new world of mouth noise, with guest Tani Levitt. And remember, if you’re sitting in the plash zone, you will get spittle all over you. Tani presents SpeshFX, a narrative podcast that dives deep into the fascinating world of competitive beatboxing. If you’re familiar with the rap battle scene, it’s like that but nicer, and where people make their O face when being hit by several megatons of sick beats (just helping ease you in...

This week, Mark embarks on a journey of musical discovery, with Oliver Wang, co-host of the Heat Rocks podcast. If you’re not familiar with latin boogaloo, it’s time to get acquainted. Oliver loves this fusion of more traditional latin melodies — with complex chords and meandering melodies — and the growing soul music movement, prevalent in 1960s New York, not just because of its inherently physical nature — this stuff just makes you wanna move — but because of what it teaches us about the...

Musician, writer and improv comedian Tom Clabon joins Mark to fight about which of Birmingham’s bands are best, and possibly what the word “definitive” means.

Musician and podcaster Brendan Hutchins joins Mark to discuss guitar music from the early 21st century.

Writer and Internet raconteur Jon Bounds joins Mark to build a list close to his heart.

Mark talks to podcaster and “unapologetic Anglophile” Jen Tierney about the foods eaten and loved by “a nation of shopkeepers”.

Podcaster, improv comedian and Harry Potter superfan Cat Turner collaborates with Mark on a list of the best five characters in JK Rowling’s Hogwarts universe.

Mark speaks with sleep and respiratory scientist Max Thomas, all about science!

Improv comedian Lucy Day joins Mark to relive their childhoods and complain about the toys they never had.

What are your top 5 sandwiches? What’s the best way to rank Bond films? Which are your favourite misheard lyrics? Making lists is good, but it’s better with friends. This is List Envy, a podcast where Mark Steadman collaborate with actors, writers, musicians, comedians, scientists and podcasters to build a definitive top 5 list on a topic of the guest’s choosing. Clips in this trailer include * Cat Turner from Cat’s Cabinet of Curiosities, talking about Harry Potter characters * Writer Jon...

This week, Mark is tired, so he decides to talk extemporaneously about politics, and why there is a correct answer.

Nightmares happen most often when in REM, but can occur in non-REM you might get them more in the early hours because REM cycles get longer If you die in a nightmare, you won’t die in real life Most prevalent themes According to a 2014 University of Montreal study Physical aggression death health threats Men go for natural disasters and war Women show a higher frequency of interpersonal conflicts Significant portion of dreams caused sadness confusion fear disgust Most common nightmares...

This one's a bit off-piste, doesn't involve any notes, and gets a bit personal.