It's a Halloween special this week, with the studio dressed for the season.

The team is joined by Jordan Chan, the man behind the Red Ribbon Calendar, who explains why he has brought the Brit Boys back for another red-ribbon edition. Twelve men, one for every month, photographed in black and white with the red ribbon as the only colour in each shot, all in support of Terrence Higgins Trust and The Sussex Beacon around World AIDS Day. Jordan talks about last year's £3,400 raised and 400-odd calendars sold, the new target of 500, the launch parties spreading across London, Brighton, Kent and Hastings, and why the whole thing is a tasteful, work-safe stocking filler at a tenner — ordering through the Red Ribbon Calendar socials.

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Later, Elle Vosque — fresh off RuPaul's Drag Race UK series seven — joins the team to talk about stepping into panto as Peggy the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella: An Immersive Pantomime Experience at National Trust East Riddlesden Hall in Keighley. Elle describes a show that walks the audience through the hall and out into the courtyard for the ball rather than seating them in a theatre, and invites everyone to dress for the occasion. The conversation takes in a Northern Irish childhood spent in school plays and church choir, the lockdown experiment that properly started the drag, and how close the cast became on set.