Welcome to our new series of podcasts which invites you into the creative processes of the Brothers Streep.  In this first episode, we discuss potential names for an upcoming stage show that we’ve begun to work on for later this year.

The other day I was at someone's house who had an offspring that is at the age where it can say a couple of words, put on hats, and vomit unnecessarily.

Despite massive advances in technology over the past few years, I find it strange that we don’t seem to have improved the toaster.  Most appliances are fairly effective in carrying out the tasks they were designed for, but the toaster is a bit hit and miss.  It’s troubling to me that you have to keep an eye on your toast because sometimes it’s just going to burn for no particularly good reason.  I also find it strange that the toaster has settings that no man in their right mind would ever want.  If my toast sometimes burns when it is on 4, why on earth would I ever choose 6?  Maybe I just have a bad toaster.

The Brothers Streep show their in depth knowledge of the great game over an early breakfast, discussing pertinent topics such as Graham Smiths strategy, the controversial Duckworth Lewis system and the role of pitch quality in the modern game.

Dylan and I had a meeting in town today, so whilst we were in the area we decided to have a quick game of Putt Putt.  My levels of co-ordination were at an all time high in the first half of the game, beating Dyl by one in the front nine.

My unprecedented success unbalanced the universe for a bit, and for a while, the very essence of life as we know it began to fall apart.  Jamie Oliver began speaking without a lisp, Jacob Zuma vowed to live a life of monogamy, and Oprah Winfrey decided someone else could be on the front cover of O Magazine.  Fortunately, in the back nine, I dropped enough shots to be beaten by seven, and the universe was restored to its usual form.