In a move definitely not caused because the planned guest got ill and this was the only gap we had in our diaries to record something before the next episode was due... Ross interviews Chris. They've known each other for a few years, become good friends because of these shenanigans - but how well do they actually know each other? It's funny, it's touching and, weirdly, it works better than we thought it would.

An annoying mix of extremely-talented and extremely-nice, Rick Webb runs Gencia, a Manchester-based agency specialising in branding, online, digital, video and animation. He talks to Ross and Chris about his career, and the personal issues that have directed his life.

For photographer, videographer, content creator, musician and former Genius Rob Nicholson, the Covid Lockdown completely changed his life and career. He talks to Ross and Chris about his past, his famous friends and family, and his rosy future.

Normally a "shy retiring" events promoter but give Sheldon Southworth a rainbow waistcoat and he becomes Dickie of The Lancashire Hotpots, the band he founded 20 years ago. He gives Ross and Chris a guided tour of his career - inside and outside music - and they finally get a freebie after 26 episodes!

Ross and Chris catch-up with immersive mix engineer Kurt Martinez about a) what that actually means in English, b) the twists and turns of his career and c) having a string of number 1 singles to his name.

Ross and Chris talk to Beth Kent, forensic scientist, educator, marketer and all-round interesting person.

Ross and Chris chat to Andy Hall, the mentor's mentor about his life, his work and his new book :)