In the last of the series, Jack is an Associate Professor of Art History at the University of East Anglia, Norwich and has recently written a best selling book called Medieval Bodies: Life and Death in the Middle Ages. Jim attempts to pitch for a gig as the audiobook narrater whilst Paul and Joe are fascinated by the process of writing a book about Medieval Bodies: Life and Death in the Middle Ages.

You can find Jacks book in plenty of good book shops including this one here.

Sitcom writers Paul, Jimmy (BBC1's Warren) and Joe (Sky's Hitmen) are joined each week by a brand new guest talking about their unusual specialist subject. It normally descends into absolute bollocks. 

If you have a specialist subject and you want to come on the show, drop us a line hello@pauljimandjoespodcast.com. Please share, review and subscribe! 

Tim Jones was told by his local vicar he's got it in him, so Tim embarked on a 3-year interview process in his quest to become a vicar of Holy Trinity church in Clapham.  

Sitcom writers Paul, Jimmy (BBC1's Warren) and Joe (Sky's Hitmen) are joined each week by a brand new guest talking about their unusual specialist subject. It normally descends into absolute bollocks. 

If you have a specialist subject and you want to come on the show, drop us a line hello@pauljimandjoespodcast.com

Please share, review and subscribe! 

Anne Chmelewsky is a composer for stage and screen. Her composition credits include Ricky Gervais' Derek and BAFTA-winning Where Hands Touch, for which Anne was nominated for 'Discovery of the Year' at the 2019 World Soundtrack Awards. Anne also has a new album that she's flogging - Songs Without Words which is available on Spotify.

Sitcom writers Paul, Jimmy (BBC1's Warren) and Joe (Sky's Hitmen) are joined each week by a brand new guest talking about their unusual specialist subject. It normally descends into absolute bollocks. 

If you have a specialist subject and you want to come on the show, drop us a line hello@pauljimandjoespodcast.com. Please share, review and subscribe!