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Podcasts - what are you listening to?
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deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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I'll let you know when I've listened.
A while ago Andy spoke about making The Bugle monthly as JO couldn't commit to more than that.
Strangely enough Andy could.
But they said that MONTHS ago, hope it's true- had given up on it.
The Magic Sponge: if you like bantz and tales of poo it's for you.
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Oh Doug Stanhope, I nearly missed that, he's funny.
I'll be adding him to my list, which already has all your other listenings.
Marxo
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At the risk of it being mentioned before International Waters is a podcast with a quiz about contemporary culture between American and British comedians. It's worth a listen: http://iono.fm/c/1441
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Anyone who in the past has listened to The Complete Guide To Everything would enjoy the last 10 minutes of the current episode.
Tim looses his s**t over Harry Potter, as he's just started to read the books, never having seen the films.
It's very funny.
Tim looses his s**t over Harry Potter, as he's just started to read the books, never having seen the films.
It's very funny.
I've add 'The West Wing Weekly' to my list. Joshua Malina (played Will Bailey on the West Wing) and Hrishi Hirway (I'd not heard of him, but apparently he has another podcast called 'song exploder' and he is part of a band called Moors).
They are discussing every episode of The West Wing, one each week, in order. They are up to episode 8.The idea is for listeners to watch the episode of The West Wing, then listen to them discuss it, and behind the scenes things. They have also started to have people who worked on the show come on as guests.
They are discussing every episode of The West Wing, one each week, in order. They are up to episode 8.The idea is for listeners to watch the episode of The West Wing, then listen to them discuss it, and behind the scenes things. They have also started to have people who worked on the show come on as guests.
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I'm in on that too, I'm loving all the 'behind the scenes' chat, Dule Hill's interview was particularly interesting.
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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I'm a massive WW fan but couldn't stand Joshua Malina. He came in around the time Aaron Sorkin went out and it all went a bit Centrist.
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As am I.
After a long break I've been avidly watching it repeated on Sky Atlantic, where I'm currently coming to the end of series 6.
The drop off in quality is amazing.
Even though I'd not watched WW for years some of the early stuff I almost knew the next line.
Now we're at Barlett's successor I can hardly remember the narrative arch.
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The No Such Thing As A Fish podcast, or more commonly known as The QI elves, have their own TV show.
It was on BBC2 last night and is now on I-Player.
Amazingly it has the feel of a cheaper version of the podcast.
But it's still smart and funny just not visual.
It was on BBC2 last night and is now on I-Player.
Amazingly it has the feel of a cheaper version of the podcast.
But it's still smart and funny just not visual.
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As recommended on the No Such Thing As A Fish podcast, I've listened to and enjoyed a couple of Futility Closet episodes.
An albeit slightly rushed look at a couple of lesser known historical accounts.
An albeit slightly rushed look at a couple of lesser known historical accounts.
Dick Swiveller
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I picked a few Nerdist interviews at random ages ago - probably the time of your post - by only just got to them. Listening to the Patrick Stewart one today and surprised by how funny he is.
Gullflyinghigh
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- Apr 23, 2012
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There's more than one Patrick Stewart podcast on there now and, honestly, they're probably the ones I've enjoyed the most. He's just such a dude.
Also, Tom Hiddlestone was quite fun if memory serves, as was Tom Hanks.
Thanks [MENTION=2086]Gully[/MENTION]flyinghigh I've needed something new in my life podcast wise and this fits the bill expertly for journeys to and from work and long runs.
For any X Files fans buoyed by the return of the show I would recommend The X Files files by Kumal Nanjiani.
This podcast is now only sporadically updated but start about two years ago and brings together reviews of the old shows together with longer interviews with ex characters and writers. As a self confessed geek I've found it excellent.
Would also highly recommend Serial but that's been mentioned already.
For any X Files fans buoyed by the return of the show I would recommend The X Files files by Kumal Nanjiani.
This podcast is now only sporadically updated but start about two years ago and brings together reviews of the old shows together with longer interviews with ex characters and writers. As a self confessed geek I've found it excellent.
Would also highly recommend Serial but that's been mentioned already.
SouthCoastOwl
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Kermode and Mayo's Film Reviews
Danny Baker Show
This American Life
Criminal
My Dad Wrote A Porno
Revisionist History
The Nerdist
Danny Baker Show
This American Life
Criminal
My Dad Wrote A Porno
Revisionist History
The Nerdist
BBassic
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Thanks for this. Smashed through the West Wing in April / May this year having never seen it before. Loved it.
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The Albion, finally, had their praises sung on today;s Guardian Football Weekly with AC Jimbo.
One of their regular reporters/contributors is a Norwich fan and watched our last 2 games.
Unsurprisingly he was seriously impressed by the team, picking out the Duffy business, in particular.
I think it was the first bit of non international chat.
One of their regular reporters/contributors is a Norwich fan and watched our last 2 games.
Unsurprisingly he was seriously impressed by the team, picking out the Duffy business, in particular.
I think it was the first bit of non international chat.