Welcome to the froth. A place to let your brain slip into something more

comfortable, a spa break for the mind. Are you sitting frothally? Then we'll begin.

I'm comedian husband, Rod Gilbert. I'm comedy writer wife, Shanhara.

That's rosy, a dog. And this is the froth. Yesterday's non-news today.

This week's podcast was recorded in our basement in London. Our special guest is

Lou Sanders, who joins us remotely, and Barry is producing.

Potty Most Parrots in Wildlife Park have to be separated like naughty school kids.

Should I take this trolley back or should I go now? Should I take this trolley back or should I go now?

If I take it, there'll be no trouble. If I go, there'll be no trouble either.

Rod finds a story about the ethics of taking supermarket trolleys back, but the

conversation goes round and round in circles like a trolley with a dicky wheel, and turns out to be an

absolutely pointless waste of time. In a bad way. Wellie would say that, wouldn't he?

After last week's Wellie Gates scandal where Rod accused Shan of buying in basic farmers

Wellies as his main Christmas present, a listener with the same Wellies rushes to

Shan's defence and says the boots are brilliant. Yeah, well they are brilliant.

Yeah, but he turns out to be a farmer. Nothing wrong with that?

The froth gets brand new theme tune created for a specially by Josh Phillips, who did the theme tune for

Strictly.

Colonel Sanders, special guest Lou Sanders,

curdles everyone's milk when she ruins the froth the atmosphere. One of the most

awkward moments in podcasting history, and those are the headlines.

Right, before we get started, our special guest this week, Lou Sanders, making her debut on

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