A jet lagged Seann, sat opposite a caffeine filled Mark made for a very funny show! We learnt that Mark loves Loose Women and is one of the only people in Britain to put a positive spin on Brexit. The weather this week was brought to you by Tania Edwards. Tania didn’t have time for Seann’s temper and Mark’s daytime TV obsession – shock…!

This week, Seann and Mark dive head first into the Kevin Spacey headlines. They discuss sex education (can this be abbreviated to Sex Ed?) and teenage erections. It’s a little awkward. They also chat to Seann’s mum about going to Seann’s brother’s house party at the weekend. Spoiler alert: she stayed there until 4am. We were all very impressed. Our weather reporter this week is comedian Jen Brister.

If you’re sick and tired of the usual Brexit commentary coming from main stream news establishments then you should not miss this episode of NEWSISH. Seann and Mark spend 3 and a half minutes trying to work out the correct pronunciation of Jean-Claude Juncker and debate what Angela Merkel really does with her time. This is political analysis at its best. Seann’s mum gets excited about being invited to a house party and some girl has been arrested in Wheelbarrow Town for shoplifting. Comedian Dan

Welcome to the 6th instalment of NEWSISH, your weekly news show with Seann Walsh and Mark Simmons. This week, Seann goes on a rant about lending your possessions to friends. Do you ever see those things again? Nope… We didn’t think so! Comedian and presenter George Lewis tells us what the weather is like from a stairwell in Soho.

Mark’s had a cup of tea so things are all a little bonkers this week. Far too much caffeine for one comedian. This week, Seann and Mark commemorate World Mental Health Day with a story about Seann’s mate Crazy Dave. They try to work out just how big you have to get to be classed as obese. Do you know how much a gazillion pounds is? Nope, neither do these two… Magician Pete Firman calls up to tell us the weather (and about his lovely builder, Arthur) and Seann’s mum plugs Aunty Shoey’s boat race for

Are you ready for the fourth instalment of NEWSISH with Seann Walsh and Mark Simmons? This week, Seann and Mark are a little preoccupied with analysing dreams, after speaking to Dream Expert Ian Wallace. As usual, we get the lowdown from Crayford Road, courtesy of Seann’s mum, and a weather report from comedian Tom Lucy.

Welcome back to the Newsish Show with Seann Walsh and Mark Simmons on FUBAR Radio. Seann and Mark discuss vicars, robotic sex toys and Kim Jong Un potentially declaring war on Twitter. Download this week’s episode for the usual chaos from Seann’s mum and a weather forecast from comedian, Paul McCaffrey.

Welcome to News-ish with Seann Walsh and Mark Simmons. In this episode, the guys learn about the difference between hard and soft Brexit (sort of) and they question what items should be kept on top of the fridge. This is hard hitting journalism at its best… Seann’s mum seems to think she has hit the big time in her ‘Local Gossip’ section, so she takes full advantage of her slot by promoting her friend’s charity row down the River Thames in London. Comedian Jake Lambert has another go at presenting

Welcome to News-ish with Seann Walsh and Mark Simmons. This is the first episode of the news revolution. Hit play for in depth political analysis, current affairs, insightful interviews and a chin wag with Seann’s mum. Featuring radio virgin and comedian Jake Lambert as this week’s weather correspondent.

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A panel of veterans and military scholars discuss “War and Sacrifice in the Post-9/11 Era” at a Pew Research Center event on Oct. 5, 2011.

An overview of the survey and expert analysis of the values, experiences and demographics of today's teens and twentysomethings. Panelists were: David Campbell, associate professor of political science, University of Notre Dame; Neil Howe, co-author, Millennials Rising; Mark Lopez, associate director, Pew Hispanic Center; Allison Pond, research associate, Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life; and Paul Taylor, executive vice president, Pew Research Center.

A discussion of how Millennials will shape the political landscape. Panelists were: Matt Bai, contributing politics writer, The New York Times Magazine; Eli Pariser, board president, MoveOn.org; Reihan Salam, fellow, New America Foundation; Scott Keeter, director of survey research, Pew Research Center; and Michael Dimock, associate director, Pew Research Center for the People & the Press.

Experts on media and technology examined how Millennials are seeking, sharing and creating information. Panelists were: Danah Boyd, Microsoft Research New England and Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet & Society; Dylan Casey, product manager, Google; Amanda Lenhart, senior research specialist, Pew Internet & American Life Project; and Tom Rosenstiel, director, Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism.

Tom Rosenstiel, director of the Pew Research Center's Project on Excellence in Journalism, presents The State of the News Media 2011 report's findings at George Washington University's School of Media and Public Affairs on March 24, 2011.

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, former Senator John Danforth and Pew Research Center President Andrew Kohut discussed the 2010 Global Attitudes Survey at the National Press Club in Washington, DC.