Comedy writer and Only an Excuse creator Phil Differ and Glasgow stand-up favourite Raymond Mearns join Frank McAvennie and Simon Houston for a riotous episode packed with stories, laughs and a bit of nostalgia.

The four talk football, the glory days of Scottish sketch comedy, and how Phil came up with Frank’s iconic catchphrase “Where’s the birds?” — much to Frank’s ongoing confusion. Raymond delivers what may be the greatest joke ever told, and they all discuss the inspiration behind Celtic Da’s — Phil’s brand-new stage play starring Raymond and fellow Scottish comic Bruce Morton.

Expect big laughs, behind-the-scenes stories, and the kind of patter only this lot could get away with.

Former Manchester United and England defender Paul Parker joins us for a no-holds-barred chat packed with incredible stories and jaw-dropping revelations.

He lifts the lid on life under Sir Alex Ferguson, shares what made Eric Cantona so special, and reveals the one teammate who left him starstruck.

Paul also names the greatest Manchester United XI he’s ever seen — and drops a bombshell on who he thinks is really to blame for England missing out on the 1994 World Cup. (Spoiler: It’s not Graham Taylor…)

One of the most entertaining and honest interviews we’ve ever done — don’t miss this one.

In this powerful episode of Let Me Be Frank, former Scotland international David Speedie joins Simon Houston and Frank McAvennie for an unfiltered, emotional chat. Speedie opens up about witnessing the final moments of the legendary Jock Stein, his deep admiration for Kenny Dalglish, and much more.

This is a raw, honest conversation with one of Scottish football’s most underrated strikers - full of passion, humour, and hard truths.

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