So this week, we wondered what might be the opposite of a swan, of a nipple, and of a Wankel rotary engine (no giggling at the back). You’ll have to tune in and listen to find out what a...

  It’s time for another episode of the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we delve into the subject of matches, of the Carry On … films, and of...

  We’re here again, with another episode where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, we ponder on Andrex, on the Roomba, and on Tennis. So, are we right? Or are we...

  Welcome to a very special episode of setisoppO, the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. And it’s our one hundredth episode. Did we celebrate in any way? No. Instead, we...

  Apologies for the poorer than normal quality of the audio this week. In spire of that, we had a lot of fun, thanks to suggestions from Andrew, Andy, and Jo, while we worked out what might be the opposite...

  Thanks to excellent suggestions this week from Claire, Andrew, and Phill, we work out the opposite of Focaccia, of copper, and of school. Are we right? Or are we the opposite of right? Join in the fun.

  Thanks to some excellent suggestions this week, from Claire, Geraint, and Kjell, we work out the opposite of a squeegee, of a grapevine, and of a tea cost. We also got to wondering what might the be opposite of...

  We managed to do four this week, thanks to excellent suggestions from Sophie, Hannah, Hayley, and Paul. Thus, we have worked out the opposite of photography, of a washing machine, of an ice cream scoop, and of a pencil....

  A nice theme emerges this week, as we work out the opposite of a towel, of a sponge, and of toothpaste. Yeah, that’s right, it’s the Bathroom Special. So, are we right, or are we the opposite of right?...

  Due to a technical hitch, we had to record this week’s episode of setisoppO twice, but we still work out the opposite of chocolate, weather, and perambulators, thanks to excellent suggestions from Oliver, Craig, and William. So, are we...