A massive thank you to all our guests and collaborators, we've made it to our 200th episode!

To mark such a special occasion Charles and Graham are absolutely delighted to welcome Peter Brewis, co-founder of Sunderland indie legends, Field Music.

Peter is here to talk about the new Field Music album, Limits of Language.

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Graham discusses how his Supertramp Q&A session with legendary music producer, Ken Scott went in Harrogate. Ken Scott was shooting from the hip and taking no prisoners.

Graham also reflects on the future of guitar bands as he attended an all-day gig at the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds.

The arts world turned up for the funeral of Beatnik poet Heath Common in Harrogate and Graham was there.

Finally, Charles reports on seeing a bit of a retro gig when he saw Peter Hook and The Light.

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Graham discusses his recent travels in modern Emilia-Romagna, how Romeo and Juliet mania is Verona's Harry Potter and why the absence of Ramones t-shirts worn on the streets is probably an expression of Italy's innate coolness.

Charles applauds the 'annus miraculous' for Shed Seven's 30th anniversary tour and album releases amid the release of the latest Shed Seven album. Liquid Gold is currently number one, their second this year. Charles and Graham chew over the multitude of versions on offer and celebrate the second coming of York's greatest band.

Graham reports on the Ai Weiwei's Who Am I? exhibition in Bologna.

Charles examines the art of myth, reflecting on the Viking Sorceress exhibition he saw in Copenhagen.

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