Podcasts about british office

In this episode of 'Past Tens: A Top 10 Time Machine', hosts Dave and Milt revisit the Billboard Top 10 hits from July 22nd, 1989, featuring songs by Milli Vanilli, Bon Jovi, Fine Young Cannibals, and more. They discuss the impact of Prince's Batman soundtrack, quirky moments like Dolly Parton's rendition of a Bon Jovi classic, and include a playful quiz on songs by bands with colors in their names. The episode also explores the Joker movie, music videos, and the origin behind Simply Red's name. It takes an emotional turn as the hosts pay tribute to their late fraternity brother, Mike 'Fozzie' Frumowitz, sharing heartfelt and humorous stories in his honor.Topics00:38 Tribute to a Friend: Remembering Fozzie01:34 Listener Reviews and Podcast Community04:55 Back in Time: July 22nd, 198914:57 COUNTDOWN BEGINS with Milli Vanilli39:33 The Rules of College Radio40:55 Fine Young Cannibals: A Brief History49:04 Bobby Brown and the Ghostbusters56:24 The Playdate: Colorful Bands and Artists01:07:44 Prince's Batdance and the Batman Soundtrack01:18:09 Simply Red's Hit Remake01:20:36 The British Office and David Brent's Pop Album01:22:25 Mick Hucknall's Punk Roots01:23:17 Family Guy's Simply Red Reference01:26:30 Madonna's Empowering Anthem01:34:41 Martika's Toy Soldiers01:49:12 Honoring a Friend: Remembering Fozzie

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Ben Harmsworth is Guildford ABC's Chairman, coach and treasurer. He is also member of the Southern Area Council for the British Boxing Board of Control. Just incase that wasn't enough responsibility, Ben is also the Matchmaker for the Southern Counties Amateur Boxing Association. Here's where we aim our chat. In today's episode, we talk about how the opportunity to box for your region is making a come back in the Southern Counties and how both boxers and coaches alike are finding it invaluable. Ben is our first return guest on The Box Gathering Podcast and it's always great to chat to him about all things boxing with some British Office references thrown in for good measure, if ya countin'..... Ben can be contacted on social media or at ben@hacroofing.co.uk Enjoy. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theboxgathering/message

Also talk SpongeBob, Luke Walton, Mike Kinkade, today's Cougs hoops game (which I'm going to), today's snow, the British Office vs The Office (US), my columns at The Daily Evergreen, why today is a special anniversary for me and much more☃️

This episode has Hilton and Brian discussing the seventh episode of Season 2, The Client, This is where Michael's skills as a salesman are on display, showing some depth to the character we hadn't seen before, and helping him move away from the character in the British Office he was based on.

CONFERENCE ROOM, FIVE MINUTES! It's time for a staff meeting because this week we're interviewing comedian, writer and podcast host, Amanda Pereira, about the corporate cult classic that is THE OFFICE. We discuss the power of the mockumentary format, differing outlooks of the British Office versus the U.S versions, how Steve Carrell made the most infuriating man so loveable, and whether Jim might have been the villain all along. Plus, we wade into the discourse of what it means for a show to ‘‘age badly” and enjoy a special musical appearance from Steph's melodica. Looking for a tee with the best nerdy designs by independent artists from around the web? Check out www.TeePublic.com or discover our favourite designs at Teepublic.TheFandomShow.com Produced by Andrew Ivimey as part of The From Superheroes Network. Visit www.FromSuperheroes.com for more podcasts, articles, YouTube series, web comics, and more.

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Russian escalation Vladimir Putin has upped the nuclear ante. An alligator attack an elderly woman has been killed in Florida.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Merchant co-created the British Office and Extras with Ricky Gervais. His new show, The Outlaws, is about people court-ordered to do community service for low-level crimes. He spoke with producer Sam Briger about what inspired the new series, his best writing advice, and how being very tall (6'7") has informed his personality. Also, jazz critic Kevin Whitehead reviews a new album from The Clarinet Trio.

Merchant co-created the British Office and Extras with Ricky Gervais. His new show, The Outlaws, is about people court-ordered to do community service for low-level crimes. He spoke with producer Sam Briger about what inspired the new series, his best writing advice, and how being very tall (6'7") has informed his personality. Also, jazz critic Kevin Whitehead reviews a new album from The Clarinet Trio.

Blake Burkhart is Chicago based stand up comedian and producer. We talk about getting thrown out of bars, the Unabomber, Bill Cosby comedy advice and why you should watch “Law Abiding Citizen”. He likes the British Office, his parents didn't let him listen to Ja Rule and my dad bought me “2 Live Crew” Cd's.   Support our Sponsor: lordvegas.com Promo code: loboden to save 25% LordVegas.com Limited-Run; T-shirts, hats, hoodies, jackets, wallets and bags Independent & Uncompromised ELEVATE-YOUR-LIFESTYLE Established for Life. Support The Lobo Den Podcast by joining the Patreon with bonus content and more: https://www.patreon.com/theloboden If you want record a podcast in the Chicago land area reach out to my producer from "The People of Comedy Network" James Webb:  https://www.instagram.com/aclysm  YouTube: https://youtu.be/b4Z3sRSpxIM Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blakeburkhartcomedy/ https://www.instagram.com/thelobodenpodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/lobo9110/ Best Facebook Group Ever! https://www.facebook.com/groups/830054804387858 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theloboden Twitter: https://twitter.com/lobodenpodcast https://twitter.com/lobo9110   Donate: https://www.paypal.me/thelobodenpodcast Links: https://linktr.ee/theloboden  

Are comedy and Biblical tradition in opposition to each other? Is humor an obstacle or an aid to a serious life, or a life of faith? This week Rabbi Lamm spoke to Columbia University professor Jeremy Dauber about the history and future of comedy in American society. They talked about individualism and community in the comedy business; how comedy can help shed light on some of the most important stories in the Biblical tradition; the role of animation and weirdness more broadly in pop culture; and, of course, the British Office vs. the American Office! Good Faith Effort is a production of Bnai Zion and SoulShop.

Ayaan speaks with Katharine Birbalsingh about the importance of schools providing both a classical education and a place of belonging for children. Katharine explains how and why she established Michaela Community School. They also discuss the American obsession with race and how that is affecting education. Katharine Birbalsingh is Headmistress and co-founder of Michaela Community School in Wembley, London. Michaela is known for its tough-love behavior systems, knowledge curriculum and teaching of kindness and gratitude. In 2017, the British Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills graded the school as “Outstanding” in every category. Katharine studied Philosophy & Modern Languages at The University of Oxford and has always taught in inner London. She has made numerous appearances on television and radio and has written for several UK publications. Katharine has written several books. Her latest came out in August, titled The Power of Culture. Follow her on Twitter @Miss_Snuffy. Follow Ayaan on Twitter @Ayaan. Subscribe to support Ayaan’s podcast at ayaanhirsiali.com.

What exactly is comedy? Why do we laugh? What is it that makes us feel bonded when we share a joke with another person? This week Professor Brett Mills of Freie Universität Berlin joins the podcast to try and answer these questions and more. Brett teaches a course I'm taking called "Comedy in Film," and it's a complete hit with the students, thanks in part to his wealth of knowledge concerning comedy history and theory, and ability to ask provocative questions. Some more topics we attempt to tackle: What are signifiers used in media to let us know something is intended to be funny? The difference between standup and improv as praxis Why the British Office is superior to the American version Is there an increased sensitivity to comedy with social media and cancel culture, or has it always existed and we just didn't know about it?   It was a long and fascinating discussion (that I gladly would've had go on for many more hours), so have a think and a laugh and enjoy! Follow Professor Brett Mills on Twitter and follow me on Instagram.  

In this episode of the Decision Corner, Brooke speaks with Paul Dolan, Professor of Behavioural Science at the London School of Economics. Paul is globally recognised for his work on the measurement of happiness, its causes and consequences, and its implications for public policy. His experience includes working with the British Office for National Statistics and the government's Behavioural Insights Team – also known as the 'nudge' unit. He is the author of two bestselling books, and has published over 100 peer-reviewed articles. In his conversation with Brooke, Paul discusses some of his most influential work on the topic of well-being and public policy. He gives his view on what’s needed to address some of the burning policy issues facing governments all around the world today. Some of the topics discussed include: Measuring well-being through a WELLBY - what it is, and how it can be used to help craft good policy. Why the idea of a universal ‘perfect life’ is a myth, and how we need to find our individual balance of purpose and pleasure, based on our own experiences. The difference between equity and equality. How inequality can be fair in some instances, but too much inequality is unjust, and the need for a general consensus around that point. An appeal for diversity in policymaking - how policy makers are generally from a specific age group or demographic, and why having a broader range of input into policies and decisions could help inspire greater public confidence. The different lenses through which people of different cultures and demographics see the world, and the need to accept and include diverse perspectives. The impossibility of certainty when it comes to policy making, taking the pandemic response as a real-time example. Why we should be wary of individuals who display blind certainty, and fail to accept uncertainty in decision-making.

This week the three amigos watched Top Chef Season 2, Episode 4 "Less is More." Bryan shares some stuff he learned in college in a police class and Jamal and Reaves prefer the British Office.----more----Subscribe for new episodes every Monday. Rate us 5 stars and let us know what you had for dinner last night in the review! If you're wondering why this episode doesn't sound as good as other episodes, it's because Bryan tried to be Ginnie and was bad at it. 

"Office politics" is the process and behavior in human interactions involving power and authority.Little did you know there is a WHOLE WORLD of office politics surrounding tea and coffee in the office. Who does the tea round? How do you take your tea? What is your mug strategy? Find out all my thoughts in this episode. I would love you to subsribe to my podcast on your favourite platfrom.Leave me a comment or review. I love to hear your feedback and commentsShare on your social media with friends, colleagues and family to spread the word.Find even more of my English content including free live classes on Instagram and Twitter on the links below.https://twitter.com/a2nsenglishhttps://www.instagram.com/annawith_2ns_english/?hl=en  

Recorded February 16, 2020 - Flick interviews Chris Murphy of the band Sloan. They discuss Sloan's democratic approach to songwriting and the other keys to their longevity. They also talk about their mutual love of the Beatles, Public Enemy, Husker Du, Kiss, SCTV, the British Office and Bob Odenkirk. 

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Jason and his comic friend, Kirk Smith talk about the way comedy helps them process the chaos of the world and the turmoil within. Also, they argue that The British Office is perhaps the greatest show ever on TV...among other things Check Kirk out on Twitter & Insta @KirkSmithComedy Web: https://www.kirksmithcomedian.com Buy his book: Rice Krispies and Ketchup : https://www.kirksmithcomedian.com/online-store/Book-c18974751

In this episode of The Pink Fox Podcast, hosts Mark, Keo, and Ronin discuss new Pink Fox treats, Bad Blood and Elizabeth Holmes, Sorry to Bother You, Overdue Movie Reviews (feat. Oceans 8), stocks and Netflix's Explained, The (British) Office vs. The (American) Office, Coupling, Teriyaki 6ix9ine, Demi Lovato, the Buffy reboot, Comic-Con trailers, the case for quitting social media, Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Pinocchio, Who Is America?, the Michael Cohen tape, Melania and CNN, Sean Spicer's The Briefing, and other topics.

Clint reviews Amazon's series "Transparent" (seasons 1 & 2), lists his pros and cons of GAME OF THRONES season 6 and weighs the British OFFICE against the US one. Andy reviews Brandy Clark's "Big Day in a Small Town," Red Hot Chili Peppers' "The Getaway" and talks about why seeing Bob Dylan live today requires a bit of homework. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Flintstones and Jetsons, British Office and American Office, Talking Games and Remake -- truly the great crossovers in media history. This week, the hosts of Remake: The Podcast join us for a LIVE EPISODE that sees us turn a classic film into a hit game and vice versa. Get ready for some Jaleel White Birdman action and collect enough points to earn your wings as we discuss It's a Wonderful Life and Sonic the Hedgehog! Remake: The Podcast is great and you can find it here! Thanks to Cards Against Humanity for sponsoring (and hosting) this meeting of the minds, and thanks as always to the Chicago Podcast Coop!

Movie Meltdown - Episode 109  Ok nerds, tape up your glasses and join us as we watch this week's Sofa Theater feature...the horribly mis-marketed SPLICE. Plus book-ended geek activities, that wraps up with a full recap of Mega Piranha and a massive rant about Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull. All that plus somewhere in this episode's genetic code we discover... live-Tweeting award ceremonies, chick hips, The British Office, Frozen, editing profanity for TV, Jackson Rathbone, They CGI’ed her face!, The Natalie Portman laugh, In the Name of the King, McCarthyism, Ray Liotta’s acting, Ricky Gervais, Kamikaze fish, shirtless Indy, Getting the carpet to match the drapes, 20mm NERF guns, Shia LaBeouf, Creed-hating wolves, simple frozen instructions, The Dazed and Confused post-Xmas activities, Tiffany is Porkins, Dread, helicopters on sticks, Harrison Ford…old as fuck!, Beakman’s World and why is the wire razor sharp?? Spoiler Alert: Since SPLICE is still a relatively new release to DVD, be sure you watch it before listening to this episode. Because, as usual, we leave no spoiler unturned. “These guys aren’t your average scientists, they are young, hip scientists.”

Cole, Vanessa and super-funny siblings Randy and Jason Sklar, aka The Sklar Brothers ("Cheap Seats Without Ron Parker," and The Sklarbro Country Podcast) talk the Crackle web series Held Up, schmancy milk cud, Tony! Toni! Toné, Halloween costumes, Running Wilde, Jon Dore, the other Mark Wahlberg, the British Office, busy Tivos, Bowling Camp, Stevie Ray [...]