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Bill Hughes revisits the classic comedy movie 'The Life Of Brian'.   Listen and subscribe to The Pat Kenny Show on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Moin Alle! Wir sind mal wieder bei Clue Writing gelandet und lesen diesmal 'Katharsis'. Außerdem hörten wir 'Making a new World' von Field Music, sahen 'Life of Brian' und verkosteten das 225-Liter-Fass der 'Signature Edition Two' von St. Kilian.

Happy 22nd January, the day randomly namechecked in a Disclosure song which of course we had to play today. There was plenty more randomness on the show in the form of this decade's first Curveballs Turbo, and we paid tribute to Monty Python's Terry Jones, whose passing was announced on this day, with a track from the film 'Life of Brian' which features one of his most famous lines. Yup, you know the one! Click the link to hear all this and more! AFI - Girl's Not Grey Disclosure featuring Jamie Woon - January Blood Red Shoes - Anxiety Field Music - Coffee or Wine The Vision - Pocket Change Edd Coates - Wonderland Zebrahead - Keep it to Myself Nora Anna - Apple from the Tree CURVEBALLS TURBO Takai - Leave Me Alone Jesca Hoop featuring Lucius - Free of the Feeling Soilwork featuring Alissa White-Gluz - Stålfågel Fascinating Aida - One True Religion Korpiklaani - Amon Alla Save Alex - The Skeptic Jahi Shenu - Coming Home Bonus Points - Stratford Mr B the Gentleman Rhymer - Not Being Invited Noruniro - Hey Monster The Samurai Seven - The Sound of the Suburbs Laika Spacedog - Vicky the EU Worker Sound of the Suburb - No Tomorrow Rachel Arnold - Happy Heartbreak Rolled Up Sleeves - Sneaking Suspicion Eat Defeat - Wake Up Fyresky - Red Velvet Rope The Velvet Tree - My Love The Waterfalls - Petrol Boys Micky Niner - Dance Little Liar Monty Python - Always Look on the Bright Side of Life

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Edición XL de Lapsus. Más y más artistas emergentes para que conozcas, difundas y vuelvas a elegir. - Banda invitada 'El capitan' - Sección criticones : 'Preciosura' ; Entrevista con la directora Maria Pia Rillo - Entrevista en piso con parte del elenco de 'La teoria de un Brian'

In this episode Kieran and I look on the bright side of life, as we discuss what may well be one of the greatest comedies of all-time- 'Monty Python's Life of Brian'. You can expect many quotes (and some dynamite impressions from Kieran), a discussion of penises in comedy (as in genitals, not unlikeable people), talk of beloved UK sitcom 'Only Fools and Horses' and much, much more.

The traditional story of the birth of Christianity is dominated by men. It is often thought that Jesus only chose men to be his disciples and apostles, but evidence suggests that this is really only half the story. Were female disciples in fact crucial to the Jesus movement? Profoundly scandalous at the time, the idea remains highly controversial 2,000 years later. Two distinguished early church historians will present research that shows as many as half of Jesus’ disciples were women. They say the evidence shows that women were integral to his mission and only if we see men and women working together do we see the whole story, revealing the early church as far more radical than we thought. And they will also explore what this means for us today. Can it teach us new things not only about women and men’s ministries and roles, but also about the radical, transformative way of Jesus? Professor Helen Bond is Professor in Christian Origins at the University of Edinburgh. Her books include 'Jesus: A Very Brief History' and 'The Historical Jesus: A Guide for the Perplexed'. She was historical consultant for the History Channel's miniseries 'The Bible' and for BBC 1's 'The Nativity'. Professor Joan Taylor is Professor of Christian Origins at King’s College, London. She is the author of 'What Did Jesus Look Like?' and has edited 'The Body in Biblical, Christian and Jewish Texts' and 'Jesus and Brian: Exploring the Historical Jesus and his Times via Monty Python’s Life of Brian'. She was historical consultant for the 2018 film 'Mary Magdalene'. Their documentary 'Jesus' Female Disciples' (Minerva Productions) screened on Channel 4 in April 2018. The evening was chaired by Andrew Carwood, Director of Music at St Paul’s Cathedral. Recorded 30 October 2018.

Phillip introduces Wayne to the made-for-television comedy 'Holy Flying Circus'. The film is about a fascinating debate relating to censorship arising with the release of the classic 'Life of Brian' (1979). But, as Monty Python fans, the boys aren't sure the filmmakers hit the mark. Seen this movie? Let us know your thoughts and score out of five in the comments! Broadcast: 19 July 2018

Montserrat Roser-i-Puig is Senior Lecturer in Hispanic Studies at the University of Kent and, in the third of my Nostalgia Interviews series, gives a fascinating slice-of-life about growing up in Franco's Spain. Montserrat talks about the important role that memory plays in her family, including the very vivid initial memory she has from when she was just 2-3 months old, and she talks about the way that she and her siblings will often share different recollections of the same events. Montserrat relates the desperate urge she had to leave the village where she grew up and the way she was a trailblazer for her family in seeking an education, against the instincts of her father, and how she moved to London and ended up studying for her doctorate. She also reflects on the important role that cinema played in her childhood (especially 'The Life of Brian'), where she would often see three films in an afternoon, and how she felt about American films being dubbed and spliced. The interview concludes with some very personal insights about the influence of religion in Montserrat's native Catalan as well as important reflections on the nature of belonging - where and how we belong, whether our understanding of identity changes over time, if we can ever truly escape our pasts, and the concomitant danger of looking back. Please note: Opinions expressed are solely those of Chris Deacy and Montserrat Roser-i-Puig and do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of the University of Kent.

Podcast previo a la Semana Santa en la que profundizaremos en los estrenos del viernes 23 de marzo, entre los que se incluyen: 'Pacific Rim: Insurrección', 'El aviso', 'Thelma', 'Peter Rabbit', 'Gringo: Se busca vivo o muerto', 'El viaje de sus vidas', 'La casa junto al mar', 'Paella Today' y 'Pablo, el apóstol de Cristo'. Además hablaremos de los Blogos de Oro y analizaremos y disfrutaremos de la genial 'La vida de Brian' (1979) de los Monty Phyton.

On our epic fifth podcast, Andy Duncan speaks with Sean Gabb, a Vice-Chairman of Mises UK, about a variant of that famous question from Monty Python's 'Life of Brian', what did the Romans, or the Greeks, ever do for us, in terms of modern western civilisation? We be cover the major Greek philosophers, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and Epicurus, along with different Roman Emperors, including Nero, Caligula, and Constantine. Along the way, we explore the technological difference between us and the ancients, what we have to learn from the Byzantine Empire's resistance to the Moslem invasion from the East, plus the best and the worst of the Roman Empire's Emperors. As a special bonus, at the end of the program we also discover what the author Richard Blake might be doing in terms of his novel series on the Byzantine Empire. Sponsored by: http://finlingo.com/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/misesuk-org-podcast/id1322473728 Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

Brian St. Pierre is the Director of Performance Nutrition at Precision Nutrition, working with a hot of fitness professionals and professional teams including the San Antonio Spurs, Cleveland Browns, and more. Prior to his work with Precision Nutrition, Brian worked for three years at Cressey Sports Performance as the head Sports Nutritionist and as a Strength and Conditioning Coach, working with hundreds of athletes and recreational exercisers of all types. The author of the High Performance Handbook Nutrition Guide, the how and Go Nutrition Guide, and Ultimate Hockey Nutrition Guide, Brian is a Registered dietitian with a Masters in Food Science and Human Nutrition. In This Episode we cover topics like -The benefits to adhering to a set of nutritional principles vs counting calories. -Brian's supplement recommendations for the general public and why everyone should use these. -When it makes sense to count calories and why building a strong nutritional foundation is by far the most important thing you can do. -Brian' nutritional strategies that he uses for recreational exercisers and elite level athletes. -How food quality effects calories in v calories out I hope you guy enjoy this one as much as I did!     

Marina has just seen 'Monty Python's Life of Brian' for the first time. It will definitely not be the last time.

On this jam packed edition of The Necronomicast, we creep down "Brian's Dark Alley" for a conversation with Hollywood writer, producer, and director Thommy Hutson who is also the author of "Never Sleep Again" the definitive tome about "A Nightmare on Elm Street"  AND  Peter Bracke, the author of "Crystal Lake Memories", which is the definitive book about the Friday the 13th Franchise.  We chat about growing up in the 1980's, the effect that era had on our love of cinema, and their careers in the world of Horror!  A double dose of the diabolical with Thommy Hutson and Peter Bracke on The Necronomicast! Peter Bracke Info Thommy Hutson Info