Podcasts

ShamtheRam wrote:

willGUFC wrote:

ya I was going to say that about Jarlath, it's a good idea for a podcast but its a pain listening to how he talks, hard to believe he does stand up comedy now, can't imagine how bad that would be

I get annoyed when he starts talking about Currency Fair.. .. Its just a sh*te Revolut

With every new podcast he seems to enjoy the Currency fair bit even more, anybody else would briefly mention it and that would keep them happy but he persists in bullsh*tting how great it is every time, I forgot to mention how annoying his laugh is, so forced

Yeah it's a shame - great idea of a Podcast but he's pretty awful. You can tell he's reading questions off a piece of paper and he halts the flow of the conversation by reverting back to a question he didn't ask earlier. Some of his questions are awful too, you can almost hear the confusion in the guests' voice

I dont email the count anymore, its been 9 months : ( He even sent me a YBIG scarf for my Birthday

If they were working class they would still be in jail.

Podcast called 'something to wrestle with bruce prichard'. I was a big fan of wwf in the 90's and bruce prichard (brother love) was Vince McMahon right hand man for lot of it. Basically a very in depth, funny, interesting and revealing insight into wrestling. He does impressions of the likes of macho man, Vince McMahon and dusty Rhodes.

They pick a subject matter for each episode formulate the general discussion, e.g. a particular wrestler (e.g. hulk hogan, ultimate warrior, owen hart).a PPV (wrestlemania IV, summerslam 94) or a historic moment (Montreal screwjob, Steroids trial). Can get very personal too when they talk about the deaths in the company.

If you were a fan or wresting from the 80's til 2000ish then I'd say you'd like this

Edited by t_rAndy - 11 Dec 2018 at 2:06am

Blindboys podcast with Bernadette Devlin McAliskey was very good.

Edited by MC Hammered - 16 Jan 2019 at 11:16pm

El Puto Amo

pre Madonna wrote:

Anybody listen to 'Quickly Kevin'? If anybody misses the fun and sense of innocence in football should listen to it. I have only listened to the first 10 or so and they have all been enjoyable, even when Nish Kumar was on it!

The episode devoted to Steve Bruce's novel was absolutely hilarious.

Don't know how I missed this podcast but it's well worth a listen for fans of 90's football.

Just finished the 2-parter with Carlton Palmer. There really are no more characters left in the modern game.

Jimmy Bullard - "Favorite band? Elastic."

Louis Theroux has a new one on the BBC. I could listen to him talk about anything!

"Sometimes, sh*t happens, someone's gotta deal with it, and who ya gonna call?"

zizu Kilbane wrote:

Louis Theroux has a new one on the BBC. I could listen to him talk about anything!

would ya have a cheeky wank while listening along to it?

AntrimMan wrote:

McG wrote:

Listening to Quickly Kevinnow. I like Josh Widdicombe Thumbs Up

The episodes on the Steve Barnes detective novels are among the funniest things i've ever heard. Listened to them on the tube and looked like a proper wierdo* laughing away to myself.

*More than usual

Yeah, they are the best ones alright. I don't find Widdecombe that funny really, but he has a real boyish charm and is very likeable. Chris Scull comes across as your typical West Ham fan too! A complete idiot who has fronted his way to a career with West Ham, but his presence works on this. A pound shop Tim Lovejoy.

The show reminds me of why I loved football growing up. They are all fans and love everything about it without taking it as seriously as the media do today. I have listened to it the whole way through and have loved it. There's been a few poor episodes that didn't sit right with me ( Rasputin Campbell) and a few less entertaining interviews, but overall it is my favourite podcast.

I would love to get a hold of Bruce's books!