James Acaster and Matt Lucas both feature in new podcasts launched by BBC Sounds today.

In James Acaster’s Perfect Sounds the comedian proposes that 2016 is the greatest year for music of all time. If you prefer the printed word his recent book, Perfect Sound Whatever, touches on similar themes. In the podcast he’s sharing his obsession with fellow comedians, exploring his favourite albums: from Beyoncé’s internet breaking Lemonade, to Colombian math rock fusion, and everything in between.

Elsewhere Matt Lucas will bring listeners new comedy chat when he brings guests together to gossip about the unpleasant side of jobs many might wish they had. In Bitch Bitch Bitch Lucas is witness to the unpleasant side of the jobs we all wish we had. In every episode, three guests in the same line of work come together to reveal what really grinds their gears about their jobs. Big name West End actors, glamorous flight attendants, acclaimed chefs; they’ll give you the gossip you never knew you needed about these aspirational professions.

Matt Lucas says: “I’m thrilled to be providing these free therapy sessions for the workers of Britain through my new Radio 2 podcast for BBC Sounds. No gripe will be left unheard!”

These are among the twenty new podcasts that have been launched by BBC Sounds. Honestly, how are we supposed to keep up?