Geoff Lloyd with Annabel Port

In honour of Record Store Day, every song is played off vinyl today. Having said that, you probably won't notice a great amount of difference as we're not allowed to put music in the podcast, though there may be more awkward pauses than normal. Geoff also speaks to leader of the UK Independence Party, Nigel Farage.

Joining Geoff and Annabel to help save the important stories of the week for future generations (as well as deciding which to protect them from) is Jane Garvey. But what stories do they pick? Tell you what, find out yourself, by listening to this wonderful podcast.

Today on the show Geoff talks to William Hague from the Conservative party as part of his series of interviews with the main political parties this election, and he also speaks to Chris Hewitt from Empire magazine.

I reckon that most of you podcast listeners are a bright enough bunch that you've already worked out what's happening in this podcast before I've even told you, but for those of you that have trouble keeping up, Geoff is joined by comedian Ed Byrne.

Tonight on Mind Expanding Monday, Geoff is joined by Jo Biggs, to discuss the world of work - why we spend so much time doing it, how we feel about it, and why we might even find it difficult not to do it from time to time.

Comedian Seann Walsh talks to Geoff about trying to change his name as a teenager, once owning a pub, deodorant conspiracy theories and calming his drinking down in recent years

Old-time talent show acts, a new play by the Bard, and a load of strangers making animal noises. It may sound like a new spin on Saturday night prime time viewing, but in fact it's just the contents of today's Hometime Show.

Joining Geoff and Annabel tonight to place some stories in the time capsule to be saved for the future is writer, columnist and generally funny chap, Stuart Heritage. He and Annabel both had stripy tops on. That's not relevant, it's just some behind the scenes news.

Being Wednesday it's film night on the show. Actually, it's telly night too, as Geoff is speaking to Ali Plumb from Empire Magazine, about all the things you can watch on both the big and small screens.

Phew this week is dragging. However, despite the slow nature of time at this juncture, Geoff manages to pull his socks up and have a jolly good chat with comedian Seann Walsh about all manner of things, including using socks in place of toilet paper.

64 Million Artists is a project which wants to get each and every one of us doing something creative, it's all for the greater good, find out how you can get involved. Geoff chats to Jo Hunter

Author of The Psychopath Test and The Men Who Stare At Goats Jon Ronson chats to old friend Geoff Lloyd about his new book on the facinating subject of public shaming, why do we, the public love to do it?

Today is a strange but happy day, for it's the day before Good Friday (Maundy Thursday), and therefore feels like both a Thursday AND Friday, and so we do things we do on both days - we give away some money, and we have the very lovely Tim Samuels in the studio to help us fill our time capsule for future generations.

Is the War on Drugs really one which humanity is going to win or is there another way? Geoff talks to the author of the brilliant new book Chasing The Scream, Johann Hari about why he feel that the global war on drugs has failed and why we need to think differently about drugs.

Geoff chats to comedian Jarred Christmas about facial hair, the perils of chatting to your parents on Skype and wine tasting