Flickz Radio

‘When in doubt, review a film starring a young Danny Dyer’ is a mantra the Flickz boys have grown accustomed to following in years gone by, and that’s exactly what they’ve done for Flickz Radio’s latest instalment. On the bill this time round is the 2005 cult classic ‘The Business’, about a Londoner whose life changes dramatically when he meets a group of British drug traffickers on the Costa del Sol…

There might be a virus going round, but you'll be glad to know it's business as usual at Flickz Radio HQ. The boys were in worryingly high spirits as they convened via Skype for the latest episode of season three to discuss everything from life as a pizza delivery driver, to the sociological impact of Covid-19.

We’re living in very uncertain times, but as humanity careers into the unknown, one thing we can guarantee is the regular release of high quality podcast content courtesy of Flickz Radio. On the agenda this week were topics of significantly greater importance than Covid-19, including the inauguration of the ’shoestring budget’ feature, the latest addition to Lewis’ wardrobe and a whole lot more.

After four months away from the studio, Flickz Radio is BACK for its third season. Joe, Carlos and Lewis joined forces once again for a serious catch up, laid out their plans for the upcoming season, and discussed the slowthai debacle, corona virus and everything in-between… and the entertainment didn’t stop there, as the occasion was topped off with an impromptu spoken word performance from a very special guest.

The Flickz Radio boys will be back in the new year with their best content yet. Stay tuned.

Host and creator of Crime Club podcast, Jack Beaumont, aka Kidbrooke’s King of Mild Entertainment, swung by Flickz Radio HQ for the final episode of Capital Flickz. It was only a matter of time before these two podcasting powerhouses shared the airwaves… and it’s safe to say it didn’t disappoint. The boys will be back with a new series in the new year so stay tuned and buckle up.

Earlier this week the Flickz boys got together for a bank holiday debrief. On the agenda was Lewis’ groundbreaking thoughts on The Shard and Southeastern Rail, Carlos’ love hate relationship with the British seaside and (more) Sir Bradley Wiggins-related chat coming from Producer Joe’s direction. If you like what you hear, get in touch at flickzradio@gmail.com // @flickzgram

Tune in to episode six of Capital Flickz to hear the boys’ take on the Gasworks episode that everyone’s talking about; who is crowned victor in the battle for the ‘worst journey ever’; and Carlos’ barber-related conundrum.

This one does what it says on the tin. Special guest Baz joins London’s favourite trio to preview the upcoming Premier League season.

The Flickz boys have a good old catch up after a brief period away from the studio. On the menu this week is day festivals, weekends away and Carlos’ moral conscience. Producer Joe also receives an unexpected call while recording… As always we want to hear from you! flickzradio@gmail.com // @flickzgram

One thing that won’t to be drying up this British Summer Time is Flickz Radio content! And what better way to treat the punters than to review yet another film which quite literally no one has seen?! Hear what the boys, plus special guest DJ T, made of Asif Kapadia’s latest biopic, Diego Maradona, plus oh so much more, on episode 4 of Capital Flickz.

In the latest bonus episode of Capital Flickz, hear Producer Joe’s hot take on the one and only Glastonbury Festival, get your latest update on Carlos’ unemployment diaries, and find out if his speculative bet on the Women’s World Cup came to fruition. As always, we want to hear from you! Get at us on instagram (@flickzgram) or email us on flickzradio@gmail.com

It’s that time of year again punters! Yes - the nation’s got Love Island fever and quite frankly, it would’ve been rude not give you our hot take on the UK’s favourite show… but have the Flickz Radio boys caught the Love Island bug? Find out in this bonus episode of Capital Flickz. Like what you hear or have any suggestions? We want to hear from you! @flickzgram // flickzradio@gmail.com

Hear the Flickz Radio boys’ take on new Scottish rave film, Beats, and the trials and tribulations of Danny Baker in episode 3 of Capital Flickz. Plus, a very special guest joined us in the studio. This isn’t one to miss.

It's safe to say the Flickz Radio boys are keeping their feet firmly on the gas as they tackle London nights out, Human Traffic (1999) and oh so much more in episode 2 of Capital Flickz. Is there such thing as bad publicity? Why is Carlos at a crossroads with London nightlife? And what does Lewis think of Brazilian music? Look no further for the answers to these burning questions. Got a night out story you want to share with the world or a film you want the Flickz Radio boys to review? We want to hear from you! @flickzgram // flickzradio@gmail.com s/o to the Crime Club Podcast hosted by Jack Beaumont AKA Kidbrooke's King of Mild Entertainment. Hit subscribe to experience true crime like you've never experienced it before.

To kick off the new season, Capital Flickz, the Flickz Radio boys review 2011 London classic Attack the Block, chat about their love for the city, and discuss the recent Extinction Rebellion protests. Give https://soundcloud.com/cem47 and https://soundcloud.com/lyflyk a follow if you like the theme music. You won't regret this.

Back by popular demand, Flickz Radio are returning for another bite of the podcasting cherry! In Footy Flickz (Season 1) we reviewed cult footballing films, and now, under Capital Flickz (Season 2), we're taking on London entertainment in its entirety. Expect London crime stories, Danny Dyer, more Danny Dyer, nights out, London sports and politics, education in London, and the city's unbeatable diversity and the LGBTQ+ scene. Add to that, we've got special guests, local moguls, local entertainers, community leaders and many more. If you like the sound of that, stay tuned and hit subscribe.

In the last episode of Footy Flickz on RTM before the station takes a short break from broadcasting, Footy Flickz HQ have decided to leave you with something very special indeed... the season finale of the Goal Trilogy - 'Goal III: Taking on the World' (2009).

Our discussion in episode three centres around the rags to riches nature of careers in the beautiful game. In light of this, we review the first two films in the Goal trilogy, from 2005 and 2007 respectively, leading up to our review of the season finale in episode 4.

In episode two, we chat about football's global reach and review both Bend It Like Beckham (2002) and Shaolin Soccer (2001).

In the inaugural episode of Footy Flickz, the first season on Flickz Radio, we examine the ways that football hooliganism is represented in cult classics Green Street (2005) and The Football Factory (2004).