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A picnic in the Chilterns is interrupted.

TRACK LIST 1. Vancouver (Genesis) : B-side of single "Many Too Many" 2. Easter (Marillion) 3. LIfe's Too Short  (Rescue Company No. 1) 4. Hymn to Her (Pretenders) 5. Horizons  (Genesis) 6. Love Over Gold  (Dire Straits) 7. Stairway to Heaven  (Led Zeppelin) 8. Have You Ever Seen the Rain  (Creardence Clearwater Revival) 9. Solsbury Hill  (Peter Gabriel) 9 Romeo's Tune  (Steve Forbert) 10. Two Beds And A Coffee Machine  (Savage Garden) 11. Take on the World  (You Me At Six) 12. True Love Ways  (Buddy Holly)  13. Living for the City  (Stevie Wonder) 14. I feel like Buddy Holly  (Alvin Stardust)

A SPECIAL BONUS PODCAST which compliments SP PODCAST 12 available on NEDBOD POD on SPOTIFY APPLE & OTHER PLATFORMS Martin Lewis discusses how much Energy Bills are set to rise following the hike in the wholesale price of gas from the usual 50p per therm to over 500p per therm causing twelve companies to go bust already Utilty Point and Avro Energy with over 1.5 million customers having to be migrated to a NEW supplier by Ofgem (with an "M" not an "N"). This time around customers will NOT, I repeat NOT be kept on any fixed rate deal they had with with their old "BUST" supplier (despite what Allan Beswick may say, he was wrong by the way) their tariffs will increase SIGNIFICANTLY up to 3 times the gas rate, or more depending who takes over their supply. Then on 1 April 2022 the government energy cap is set to rise still further to approximately £1660 to £1700 PER YEAR depending on how much gas a family / individual uses. Hard times ahead. Spreadsheet Pete tries to get to the bottom of it as does BOND, Ed Bond 006 :) Enough to destroy the WINDMILLS of YOUR MIND. He lives in HOPE though, says Ed. That is Hope, Derbyshire ha ha ha. Steven Fitzpatrick founder of Ovo Energy now the third largest with 4.6 million customers talks about "hedging" and why so many small companies are going BUST. Finally Kwasi Kwarteng talks to Andrew Marr about how well the government are looking after both domestic and businesses during this energy crisis with a final thought from Sonja a customer who has NEVER switched companies in 30 years of owning home with her husband John.