In this bonus episode clairvoyant, medium and psychic, Clinton Baptiste pulls apart the celestial curtains in a bid to contact John Lennon.

(Apologies for the technical issues – it’s the spirits)

Also available on your favourite Podthings.

Director of the forthcoming film, The Beatles & Us, Chris Purcell; and music writer, Martin Ruddock, discuss the 1977 album ‘The Beatles at The Hollywood Bowl’ with Chris Shaw.

Also available on your favourite Podnyumnyums.

Writer and Editor, Media Desk at The New York Times, Jim Windolf discusses Wings’ 1975 album ‘Venus and Mars’ with Chris Shaw.

Also available on your favourite Podneto and Titaniumcasts

Dramatist, author and playwright, Dan Rebellato discusses Ringo Starr’s 1973 quasi-Beatles reunion album ‘Ringo’, with Chris Shaw.

Also available on your favourite Podponcias

Comedian, writer and actor, Jack Carroll discusses Paul’s 1970 debut album ‘McCartney’, with Chris Shaw.

Also available on your favourite Podhonkers

Beatles expert Diana Erickson discusses Wings’ 1971 debut album, Wild Life, with Chris Shaw.

Also available on your favourite PodParpers.

Bafta Award-winning writer, performer, producer and author, Gail Renard shares her memories of growing up in Montreal throughout Beatlemania, psychedelia and beyond, with Chris Shaw.

Also available on your favourite PodPipkins.

Journalist, broadcaster and podcaster, Samira Ahmed, discusses the Yellow Submarine Songtrack album, with Chris Shaw.

Also available on your favourite Podthings.

Academy Award winning film composer, Steven Price, discusses Paul McCartney’s 1997 album Flaming Pie, with Chris Shaw.

Also available on your favourite Podwotsits.

Author and Backlisted co-host, Andy Miller, discusses Paul McCartney’s 1982 album Tug of War, with Chris Shaw.

Also available on your favourite Pod-u-likes.