Where to start? It began so well. Sort of. We really wanted to work out the opposite of Helens, of Bubble Wrap, and of the Hokey Cokey. And for a while, we did. Then something happened, and it all...

  Thanks to some excellent suggestions this week from Jamie, Stephen, and everyone, we work out the opposite of the Animaniacs, of jogging, and of Simon. There are all things that don’t have a natural opposite, so that makes them...

  Your suggestions continue to be excellent, so this week, we work out the opposite of a Cadbury’s Creme Egg, of sneezing, and of hogwash, which is an fantastic word that we all need to use a lot more. So,...

  Thanks to excellent suggestions from Karen, Kelly, and Vicki, this week we work out the opposite of coleslaw, the opposite of cobwebs, and the opposite of baskets. How did we do? Are we right? Or are we the opposite...

  Thanks to some excellent suggestions from Jamie, Ruth, and Matt, on this week’s episode we work out the opposite of tomato ketchup, the opposite of Canada, and the opposite of newspapers (giving us a little pang of nostalgia). So,...

  Thanks to brilliant suggestions from Kjell, Nikki, and Steve, this week we work out the opposite of an elephant, of a burger, and of backgammon. So, are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Join in the...

  So, we’re back, working out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, for your listening pleasure, we ponder the opposite of tongue piercings, of deep-fried Battenberg cake, and of Bill Murray, all based on...

  Just one more thing … what’s the opposite of Columbo ma’am? Oh, and while I’m here, sorry to bother you, it’s just bugging me a little is all. What’s the opposite of an ear worm? And a jigsaw? What’s...

  Time for another episode of setisoppO, the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we wonder what might be the opposite of The Garbage Pail Kids, of handbags, and...

  It all got a little sideways this week, on the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. It all started with sewing machines, and tails of trouser making. Then it went...