Iron Maiden Pub Quiz

Host Michael records this episode from Lewisham Shopping Center while listening to Reef, addressing the absence of Iron Maiden Pub Quiz episodes from public platforms.

Michael opens the episode from a park walk, humorously pleading with listeners to leave 5-star reviews to help the show's visibility.

The hosts begin the episode with a humorous rant about technical difficulties before diving into Iron Maiden trivia and news, including a 5k run in São Paulo and anniversary vinyl reissues.

In the final episode of the mini podcast, the hosts eat a year-and-a-half-old banana while reading a listener’s letter about Iron Maiden songwriting credits.

The hosts mourn Dolly Parton’s death, sharing anecdotes about her kindness and the cloning of Dolly the sheep.

The hosts discuss an Iron Maiden playlist and tackle listener Alice’s challenge to measure Steve Harris’s leg height using pixel analysis.

The hosts launch the ultimate listener-voted Iron Maiden playlist and play a "higher or lower" song quality game.

Hosts Michael and Dan take a relaxed birthday-week break to discuss listener emails, including a debate over a "woo" in The Prisoner and a critique of Powderfinger’s Number of the Beast cover.

In this surprise episode, host Michael Legg announces he is donating his massive CD collection, sharing anecdotes about albums by Iron Maiden, Ween, and Frank Zappa.

The hosts take a day off for Michael’s birthday, sharing stories of kindness and frustration while discussing Bruce Dickinson’s new album and Richie Blackmore’s Deep Purple reunion.

This midweek Iron Maiden Pub Quiz special features hosts Dan and Alice addressing listener inquiries, including analyzing isolated vocals from Bruce Dickinson’s “The Prisoner” and “The Trooper.

Hosts Dan and Tony host an Iron Maiden-themed pub quiz, starting with trivia about the band’s US debut.

The hosts read listener letters, including Alice’s graduation news, art heist ideas, and her children’s reviews of the "Number of the Beast" video.

The hosts discuss a trip to Dublin, highlighting the rivalry between Northern Irish and Republic of Ireland Tato crisp brands.