EXTRAS

In Episode 7, we welcome two new guests to debate if we are the last generation to experience collective media. From the Queen’s funeral to the lag of live sports streams, we explore how algorithms fragment our shared rituals. We also attempt to decode the world of Snapchat and TikTok, tackle predictive policing in Conspiracy Corner, and share a nostalgic look at the "first date" car music choice. Plus, a £5,000 car test reveals more than expected. Welcome to Last of the Line

Rain, instruction manuals, and the quiet disappearance of cash. Then a £25k school reunion car challenge that says more about ego than taste. Also includes spy cats, overconfidence, and an unexpectedly serious look at funeral songs.

We begin with Hannah Corne and a reminder that later isn’t guaranteed. Then it’s Ozempic, body image, digital parenting, fading car design, conspiracy theories, Bitcoin bravado and Winter Olympic predictions. Friendship, disagreement and confident opinions about things we probably don’t fully understand.

In this episode the group takes aim at New Year’s resolutions. Why we make them, why we abandon them, and whether the whole thing is just a calendar-based lie we tell ourselves every January.

In this end-of-year episode, Sam, Jon, Dedders and Pompey gather in questionable festive outfits to ask the big seasonal questions: Have Christmas traditions died, or just quietly mutated? Are we still chasing the magic, or just efficiently managing stress, vouchers, and battery-powered Nerf weapons?

In the second episode of Last of the Line, Sam and Jon are once again joined by AJ and Samit for a wide-ranging conversation that starts with the slow death of talking to strangers, and somehow ends up with weather manipulation, Formula 1 predictions, and whether music made by AI can ever really mean anything.

In the first episode of the brand new Last Of The Line podcast, hosts Sam and Jon discuss a variety of topics with their friends AJ, Dedders, Pompey and Samit.