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***BIG NEWS***
The Tuesday Club has ended it's near 2 year break and has just popped up on my feed.
The Tuesday Club has ended it's near 2 year break and has just popped up on my feed.
Podcasts - what are you listening to?
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Up the Albion!
Recently listened to Serial, seasons 1 & 2, now in the middle of S-Town, really good.
Helps pass time on the treadmill while gazing out to sea!
Helps pass time on the treadmill while gazing out to sea!
seagurn
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World wireless show by Danny Webb.
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Alan Davies is going mental, this is must listen stuff, even if you're sick of all things Arsenal.
"back of a fag packet maths, Walcott will have taken £60m from Arsenal"
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Fantastic news. That's the drive home sorted. 2 years of frustration
I mustn't spoil it for you, but you'll need to slow down when talking about Spurs' full backs.
I wouldn't want you missing the end of this Albion season.
W.C.
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Listened to S-Town last week. Still swirling around in my head a fair bit. Absorbing stuff.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Just a small bounce to say the Ed Sheeran DID is now available.
The funny thing is I'm not THAT bothered about ol' Ed. Some tracks are good but I find most of it a bit meh.
However, the DID is well worth a listen. Seems a genuinely nice bloke, obsessed with his music and a great story. Some may view it differently but I really enjoyed it.
Not sure if this has been mentioned before but "Quickly Kevin: Will He Score" is one I've only just stumbled across. A 90's football love-in with comedians. Brilliant as a child of the 90's.
The funny thing is I'm not THAT bothered about ol' Ed. Some tracks are good but I find most of it a bit meh.
However, the DID is well worth a listen. Seems a genuinely nice bloke, obsessed with his music and a great story. Some may view it differently but I really enjoyed it.
Not sure if this has been mentioned before but "Quickly Kevin: Will He Score" is one I've only just stumbled across. A 90's football love-in with comedians. Brilliant as a child of the 90's.
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I've just started Dan Snow's History Hit one. Been a bit hit and miss so far, and can be a bit cursory, but the Waterloo one with his Dad I thought was excellent. Genuinely passionate and enlightening.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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The "Savage" part was the bit putting me off but I'm willing to give it a go.
As with TV, the football season has had a serious effect of my podcasts. I think I'm down to a few Radio X ones (Ellis James and John Robbins are fantastic), The Bugle (there's almost too much nonsense for them to cover at the moment), DID.
I need comedy, documentary or sporting suggestions asap.
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Anthony Robustelli's The Beatles Multi-track Meltdown. Mainly Fab Four mixes and outtakes but also episodes on Bowie, Steely Dan and others.
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Comedy:-
RHLSTP is back, Richard Herring's first interview in this season is Paul Merton.
- I'm sure you're already all over Radio 4's comedy output.
- As usual No Such Thing as a Fish, stripped down QI.
Documentary:-
Not sure this is what you're after but I'm still a big fan of, The Futility Closet - 'a celebration of the thought provoking and curious'. 20 minutes on an event big or small in history, and 10 minutes of other stuff.
Damn Interesting - a sporadic 'cast, 20 minutes on one event, spookily I listened to the most recent one about a massive casino fire before I knew Grenfell Tower was still ablaze.
Presidents are People Too - Some American 'behind the scenes' history.
Sport
Quickly Kevin Will He Score - Josh Widdicombe dissects 90's football.
A lot of my other stuff is either cycling or American.
I'm slightly biased, but some of my colleagues in the University of Liverpool podcast produce amazing academic content on a broad range of topics, the most recent being an analysis of the DUP that made me reassess my views of them.
Savage allows himself to have the P ripped out of him all the time which makes for good listening. RHLSTP is back, get on that, Paul Merton is first up then Joe Thomas (Simon from the inbetweeners).
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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I listened to the latest Flintoff Savage and The Ping Pong Guy. Really good.
As said above, Savage get's the P ripped from him which I enjoy.
A brilliant quote from him was something along the lines of
"My mate Dave from Wrexham is a taxi driver. He's a mate for life. I can only really count my proper friends on one hand. He's one. I know if I was stuck anywhere, they are the friends I could call"
Flintoff: "That's because he's a taxi driver."
As said above, Savage get's the P ripped from him which I enjoy.
A brilliant quote from him was something along the lines of
"My mate Dave from Wrexham is a taxi driver. He's a mate for life. I can only really count my proper friends on one hand. He's one. I know if I was stuck anywhere, they are the friends I could call"
Flintoff: "That's because he's a taxi driver."
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The 15 Best (American) Podcast Episodes of All Time
http://coolmaterial.com/media/best-podcast-episodes/
http://coolmaterial.com/media/best-podcast-episodes/
In line with the above:
This American Life - different topics each pod but produced by the same insightful team that brought us ->
S Town - small town America fact based conspiracy/social comment
&
Serial - two series, each one focussing on a factual account of a crime, leaving the listener to decide the truth
Sometimes right, sometimes wrong but ALWAYS certain
Lore podcast:
"Lore is an award-winning, critically-acclaimed podcast about true life scary stories. Our fears have roots. Lore exposes the darker side of history, exploring the creatures, people, and places of our wildest nightmares."
http://www.lorepodcast.com/
Criminal podcast:
“Criminal is a true crime podcast that understands crime as something sociological, historical, even anthropological — that crime is a function of people, time, and place. With incredible sound design, marvelous writing, and a boldness in the way it makes its choices, there are few shows that feel more alive.”
http://thisiscriminal.com/
Beyond Reasonable Doubt:
"The most captivating real life true-crime story you have never heard of - the famous novelist, a body at the bottom of the staircase, a series of extraordinary events and a court case that grabbed the attention of the world. In this unique podcast series BBC Radio 5 live uncovers the incredible story of Kathleen & Michael Peterson."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p054dybk/episodes/downloads
"Lore is an award-winning, critically-acclaimed podcast about true life scary stories. Our fears have roots. Lore exposes the darker side of history, exploring the creatures, people, and places of our wildest nightmares."
http://www.lorepodcast.com/
Criminal podcast:
“Criminal is a true crime podcast that understands crime as something sociological, historical, even anthropological — that crime is a function of people, time, and place. With incredible sound design, marvelous writing, and a boldness in the way it makes its choices, there are few shows that feel more alive.”
http://thisiscriminal.com/
Beyond Reasonable Doubt:
"The most captivating real life true-crime story you have never heard of - the famous novelist, a body at the bottom of the staircase, a series of extraordinary events and a court case that grabbed the attention of the world. In this unique podcast series BBC Radio 5 live uncovers the incredible story of Kathleen & Michael Peterson."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p054dybk/episodes/downloads