We’re Listening: A Frasier Podcast

Episode 217 - Love Stinks

This week, Will and Kie discuss vampire etiquette, favourite bin colours, and the magnetism of Roger. 

Episode 216 - The Return of Martin Crane

This week, Will is joined by none other than Trivia Master Alasdair for his long-awaited podcast debut, whilst Kie, Steve, (and Charl!) are busy getting their elbows done. They discuss Roz and Martin's relationship, undergarments, and the power of flashbacks. 

Episode 215 - The First Temptation of Daphne

This week, Will and Kie talk cricket (the sport), crickets (the insect) and dick-lit (the literature of Charles Dickens)

Episode 214 - Don Juan in Hell

This week, Will and Charl (!) record their first review episode together whilst Kie and Steve attend to their various errands and duties. They talk nude beaches, Lilith's sassiness, and the real reason Frasier can't hold onto a woman. *NOTE: Audio mixing on this isn't brilliant as it was recorded live and I've still not quite calibrated perfectly yet - thanks for your forbearance and apologies!

Episode 213 - Cranes go Caribbean

This week, Will and Kie talk cat-and-mouse at a spa, thermostat pre-sets, and Frasier's trench coat. 

Episode 212 - A Day in May

This week, Will and Kie record IN PERSON for the first time since the podcast's inception. The poor quality will soon be rectified, but for now please enjoy this episode live from Will's kitchen. The boys discuss the death penalty, dog parks, and grubby kids. 

Episode 211 - A Passing Fancy

This week, Will and Kie talk desk fans, silk PJs, and The Boss. 

Episode 210 - Semi-Decent Proposal

This week, Will and Kie talk surprise parties, portable DVD players, and periscope-equipped submersibles... (sorry for microphone quality on this one!)

Episode 209 - The Wizard and Roz

This week, Will and Kie discuss idolising people, dissect Kie's robe collection, and consider whether Dr. Tewkesbury is as much of a catch as Roz thinks he is...

Episode 208 - Daphne Returns

This week, Will and Kie talk juvenile literature, portmanteaus, and Niles getting it wrong.