Branwen Jeffreys, Sir Anthony Seldon, Jonny Mitchell, Louis Theroux, Alan Yentob, and Molly Dineen discuss GCSE results, the future of TV, and the commissioning of documentaries. They delve into regional variations in results, the impact of recess on students, challenges in the education system, and the pursuit of truth in storytelling. They also share their favorite documentaries and make a funny comment about their studio location near the BBC director's office.

Guests include BBC creative director Alan Yentob and blogger Guido Fawkes discussing Jeremy Clarkson's sacking. Former political editors talk about implications. SNP's media policy is also discussed.

BBC's push for more female presenters on local radio breakfast shows is discussed by Alan Yentob and John Ryan. They explore challenges like contractual obligations and the slow progress in gender diversity. The podcast also covers the controversies surrounding ladsmags in supermarkets and the ethical boundaries in journalism.