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Lisa Evans – Picnic on Craggy Island: the surreal joys of producing Father Ted...with TRE's Giles Brown
Book Club #130 - Picnic on Craggy Island - Richard talks to ex radio and TV producer and now successful novelist Lissa Evans about her fab book of reminiscences about working on Father Ted. They discuss what it is that a producer actually does (which is an awful lot as it turns out), how Lissa went from fan girl to producing the second and third series of this iconic series, the perfection of the casting and sometimes unrecognisability of the actors, the tragedy of Dermot Morgan's death the day after the final day of filming, why you should never tell writers not to do something, the relative lack of photos and why it's nice to look back at this series from the distance of three decades.Buy the book here - https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/picnic-on-craggy-island-the-surreal-joys-of-producing-father-ted-lissa-evans/7714680?ean=9781529943795Come to a RHLSTP live! - https://richardherring.com/rhlstp Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/rhlstp. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
As Father Ted marks its 30th anniversary, guest host Tom Dunne is joined by a woman who has a unique insight into what went on behind the scenes of the iconic TV show.Lissa Evans was a Producer on the show and has now written a new book: ‘Picnic on Craggy Island: the Surreal Joys of Producing Father Ted'...Image: CONTROL
As Father Ted marks its 30th anniversary, guest host Tom Dunne is joined by a woman who has a unique insight into what went on behind the scenes of the iconic TV show.Lissa Evans was a Producer on the show and has now written a new book: ‘Picnic on Craggy Island: the Surreal Joys of Producing Father Ted'...Image: CONTROL
Picnic on Craggy Island is a hugely affectionate and anecdotal account of what lay behind some of those moments of comic genius – so pull on your kagoule, spread out your blanket, unwrap the sandwiches (they're all egg) and enjoy the picnic…
In this episode of Talk2TheHand, we take a trip to Craggy Island to revisit the iconic 90s sitcom Father Ted. Join us as we chat about the irreverent humor, unforgettable characters like Ted, Dougal, and Mrs. Doyle, and the show's unique ability to mix absurdity with sharp satire. We explore the show's legacy, its impact on 90s pop culture, and the standout moments that still make us laugh out loud. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering the series for the first time, this episode is guaranteed to be "lovely, just lovely!" So grab a cup of tea (go on, go on, go on!) and press play for a nostalgic dive into one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. Don't miss it—that would be an ecumenical matter! Talk2TheHand is an independent throwback podcast run by husband and wife, Jimmy and Beth. Obsessed with 90s nostalgia and 90s celebrities, we'll rewind the years and take you back to the greatest era of our lives. New episodes bursting with nostalgia of the 90s released on Tuesdays. Please subscribe to our podcast and we'll keep you gooey in 1990s love. Find us on Twitter @talk2thehandpod or email us at jimmy@talk2thehand.co.uk or beth@talk2thehand.co.uk
If you're like most people we work with, as you approach retirement , you've probably found yourself asking the question: 'How much do I need to retire comfortably?' It's one of the most common questions we get here at Informed Decisions, and it's a crucial one to address, especially with the financial landscape constantly shifting! In this podcast, we'll break it down step by step, using an example to give you a practical sense of what your retirement might look like financially, based on prudent and best-available assumptions. I hope it helps.
TedFest is making its eagerly awaited return at the start of next month! The festival, inspired by the legendary Father Ted, will take place on Inis Mór - A.K.A. Craggy Island – from the 7th to the 10th of March. To find out more about all the Father Ted-related events and activities, Alan Morrissey spoke to the event organiser, Peter Phillips.
In this episode of Rule the Roost, your host Jack is joined by friend of the show, Phil, to break down Tottenham Hotspur's recent 4-1 loss to Chelsea, marking their first defeat of the season.The injury to Micky van de Ven is a major concern, and the hosts talk about how it could affect the team going forward.Cristian Romero's red card is another key point of discussion, as they assess whether the team can continue to rely on his rash temperament.They discuss Mauricio Pochettino's return to Tottenham, this time as Chelsea's manager, and his 'pathetic' pre-match sentiments.Despite the disappointing result, they explore potential positives and the team spirit that Ange Postecoglou has been instilling.The episode also delves into the ongoing VAR debate, pondering whether technology is interfering too much with the game we love.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/ruletheroost. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
"Father Ted" is a British-Irish sitcom that aired on Channel 4 from 1995 to 1998. Created by Graham Linehan and Arthur Mathews, the show follows the comedic misadventures of three Catholic priests living on the fictional Craggy Island, located off the west coast of Ireland. The show is known for its witty and irreverent humor, poking fun at religious themes, Irish culture, and the eccentricities of the characters. "Father Ted" has gained a cult following and remains a beloved classic in British and Irish comedy television. Will this style of humor that worked so well overseas in the '90s translate to the S1E1 guys modern day? Listen as they do a deep dive review of their pilot episode, "Good Luck, Father Ted".
Father Ted WAS a show…in fact it was the most successful Irish sitcom ever! This surprisingly dark, twisted sitcom left an indelible mark on the Emerald Isle, but it's been largely forgotten over on this side of the pond. It's about three Catholic priests who were banished to the fictitious Craggy Island for various sins, and now live together as roommates. How did this show become so uniquely iconic with a mere 25 episodes in existence? Brynn, Aaron & Barry hop on a plane and fly to Ireland to find out! Visit our website! thatwasashow.com Email: thatwasashow@aol.com (Because 90s AOL still exists for some reason!) Follow us on Instagram @thatwasashow Merch: redbubble.com/people/thatwasashow Hosted by: Brynn Byrne @brynnabyrne Aaron Yeger @aaronyeger Andrew “Barry” Helmer @andrewhelmer Podcast logo and artwork by Brian Walker @briguywalker
The Annual TedFest, which celebrates all things Father Ted, takes place from March 2nd this year. Apart from the usual events such as the Lovely Girls Competition and the Priests Vs Nuns soccer match, this year will see the festival hosting its first funeral, celebrating the life of one of the festival's most enthusiastic contributors, Belfast musician Norman Coates. Tom Dunne was joined by Peter Philips, Founder of TedFest to discuss...
The Annual TedFest, which celebrates all things Father Ted, takes place from March 2nd this year. Apart from the usual events such as the Lovely Girls Competition and the Priests Vs Nuns soccer match, this year will see the festival hosting its first funeral, celebrating the life of one of the festival's most enthusiastic contributors, Belfast musician Norman Coates. Tom Dunne was joined by Peter Philips, Founder of TedFest to discuss...
While Dan is in Molde with Shamrock Rovers, which is basically a colder Craggy Island where Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could be wearing an "I Shot JR" t shirt, Johnny hooks up with footballer/publican John Mountney who discusses Stevie, dodgy knees, and JW's quest for a free pint. We also have Brian Maher on size being irrelevant, the pain of Israel and the joy of being the most obvious keeper in Derry since that nice lad in Derry Girls. There's the finest cakes in all of humanity for the niche Richard E Grant fans, the early finishes at Oktoberfest and all of the shenanigans are courtesy of Collar and Cuff, Future Ticketing, Malone Financial Services and Porterhouse Brew. You want it here and you want it now...
A Pair of Muddy Shoes by Lennox RobinsonLennox Robinson was an Irish author, poet, dramatist and theatre produce who was born in Westgrove, County Cork, Ireland in 1886 the son of a Protestant clergyman, who had previously been a stockbroker. Lennox (fully Esme Stuart Lennox Robinson) was often ill as a child and educated by private tutor and at a Church of Ireland (that is the Protestant Anglican Church) School. He became interested in drama when he saw a production by W B Yeats and Lady Gregory at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin when he was 21. (If You Appreciate The Work I've Put In Here - You could buy me a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/tonywalker or join as a Patron for exclusive content here: https://www.patreon.com/barcud)His play Cross Roads was produced at the Abbey in 1909 and he became manager there the same year. He resigned in 1914 after a poorly reviewed tour of the USA, but came back in 1919 and was appointed to the theatre's boar din 1923 and served there until his death in 1958. It is said that he was an alcoholic and often depressed. He was Anglo-Irish but was committed to the Irish nationalist cause (like Yeats and Lady Gregory). His wife's mother was a spiritualist. A Pair of Muddy Shoes is written in a very naturalistic, conversational style which was fun to read and very different from some of the other things we've been reading out recently (Poe, I'm looking at you). It's all fun, and I like both styles.The story is written from an Irish woman's voice and I read it as an English man. You will know I debate with myself whether I should do accents (which I enjoy) or read a woman 's voice. The second I have few problems with to be honest, the first is more of a problem because though I enjoy doing the accent there is always someone who's ear is so finely tuned that it jars and spoils the story. So, I decided to do this in my native voice. The story is about a possession but it's unusual and fresh in its setting in rural Ireland (I thought of Craggy Island and the big priests' house looming up from the middle of a bare field, no garden, no path, no nothing leading to it). The spirit of the murderer remains very wicked and his pleasure in the crime infects the shy young woman who is speaking.There is something about weird juxtapositions like the white cat with the narrator's face and then when she goes into the house, the victim says that she has the face of a girl, but the hands of a rough man. And you can join my mailing list and get a free audiobook: https://bit.ly/dalstonvampireMusic By The Heartwood Institutehttps://bit.ly/somecomeback***Support the show
It's that time of year when the whole world turns green and all eyes are on the island of Ireland. So what film classic have we chosen to mark St. Patrick's Day this year? The classic John Ford film THE QUIET MAN, showcasing the Duke's on screen chemistry with our own Maureen O'Hara? Nah. DARBY O'GILL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE, a film that traumatised generations of Irish schoolchildren with it's depiction of the Banshee and Death Coach (and Sean Connery singing). Nope. This St. Patrick's Day we wanted to shine a light on the 2012 Horror Sci-Fi film GRABBERS. Imagine if John Carpenter set THE THING on Craggy Island and was everyone was drunk.
"I don't rate Vogue Williams camogie skills" On Slice 21 I go from super Sweden and make the huge journey across the globe to the far corner and catch up with the gang at Marist Rangers. I meet with Pádraic (Kilkenny), Michael (Donegal), Lauren (Sligo) and Denise (Wexford). Poor DOC was a no show. We chat everything about the GAA life in New Zealand, growing player numbers and clubs, the great craic within the club itself, rivalries in NZ and the with the Australasian teams, Rory O'Carroll bringing his All-Ireland winning skills to Marist, a pub called Father Ted, the Plastic Golf Clubs initiation for newcomers, and of course some key discussions such as Dan Carter or Johnny Sexton, a sky dive in NZ or sky dive in Wicklow, Lord of the Rings or Lord of the Dance, Eden Park RWC Final or Croke Park All Ireland Final and of course…. Are there any Maori on Craggy Island? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jason-keelan/message
Diarmuid and Paul visit a jungle garden in Co. Kerry. They speak to Peta O'Connor who turned a craggy outcrop of land, beside the sea in Ballinskelligs, into a tropical oasis. The lads have advice for anyone trying to garden in an exposed location. Paul won't get in the sea.
What's up squad? We've got nothing but positive news for you today because we're talking about the amazing artist Kanat Nurtazin who creates intricate leaf art, the new species of animals and plants discovered in 2020, and the insane idea that is the Göteborg Film Festival of 2021. Don't forget to follow the Squabbit mission on Instagram @squabbitpodcast for pictures from this week's episode. Patreon.com/squabbitpodcast squabbitpodcast@gmail.com Thanks for hanging out, Squabbits :)
IT'S CHRISTMAS! So naturally it's Golden Cleric time on Craggy Island! Dirty Words members Colin Hassard and Ashley Manners get trapped with Ted and Dougal in the Largest Lingerie Department in Ireland. Mrs Doyle gets a new, mechanical nemesis and Jack prepares for his own awards.
IT'S CHRISTMAS! So naturally it's Golden Cleric time on Craggy Island! Dirty Words members Colin Hassard and Ashley Manners get trapped with Ted and Dougal in the Largest Lingerie Department in Ireland. Mrs Doyle gets a new, mechanical nemesis and Jack prepares for his own awards.
Writers and producers Muireann McGinty and Dee Harvey dream big in the final ever episode of Father Ted!
Writers and producers Muireann McGinty and Dee Harvey dream big in the final ever episode of Father Ted!
LIVE EPISODE! We broadcast live from the Fenderesky Gallery on Belfast's North Street during Culture Night Belfast 2016 in front of an adorning audience and streamed to Facebook Live. All with the obligatory Craggy Island production values! After losing the bet to Dick Byrne in the Over 75s Football Challenge in the last episode, Ted has to kick Bishop Brennan up the arse to satisfy his forfeit. Dougal is on hand to document the kicking with photographic evidence, while Jack and Mrs Doyle have their own way of dealing with the world's most sarcastic priest.
LIVE EPISODE! We broadcast live from the Fenderesky Gallery on Belfast's North Street during Culture Night Belfast 2016 in front of an adorning audience and streamed to Facebook Live. All with the obligatory Craggy Island production values! After losing the bet to Dick Byrne in the Over 75s Football Challenge in the last episode, Ted has to kick Bishop Brennan up the arse to satisfy his forfeit. Dougal is on hand to document the kicking with photographic evidence, while Jack and Mrs Doyle have their own way of dealing with the world's most sarcastic priest.
DJ and musician Graham Harrison has to cure The Plague befalling Craggy Island, as the whole place is coming down with rabbits and Ted and Dougal desperately search for a ways to get rid of them - on the eve of Bishop Brennan's impromptu visit! Mrs Doyle puts her mechanic skills to use on Len's car, while Jack confuses his rodents. Also in the Sermon, we try to imagine the Islanders as characters on Police Academy, rabbit stories - cute AND creepy, which fictional serial killer Tom is most like and did Father Ted invent a horror trope? It's just a bad dream, Your Grace.
DJ and musician Graham Harrison has to cure The Plague befalling Craggy Island, as the whole place is coming down with rabbits and Ted and Dougal desperately search for a ways to get rid of them - on the eve of Bishop Brennan's impromptu visit! Mrs Doyle puts her mechanic skills to use on Len's car, while Jack confuses his rodents. Also in the Sermon, we try to imagine the Islanders as characters on Police Academy, rabbit stories - cute AND creepy, which fictional serial killer Tom is most like and did Father Ted invent a horror trope? It's just a bad dream, Your Grace.
Composer and musician Marty Devine serenades us through Craggy Island's melodious tribute to Eurovision. Ted and Dougal go through some creative differences, but emerge with the classic My Lovely Horse (well, the lyrics at least). Jack's drinks cabinet has got a very expensive new addition and Mrs Doyle's brutally honest critiques would do well on the Judges panel of X Factor. We speak about the lasting impact of having a gay couple on TV not doing anything gay, try to translate Fred Rickwood's gibberish, contemplate World War 4: Celebrity Superfans and LSD Communion. Dick Byrne is at his conniving best, and we pay tribute to Caroline Ahearne, who had died earlier on the day we were recording. Marty takes us through some of his songwriting process (Don't play the f**king first note - the f**king first note is already f**king down!)
Composer and musician Marty Devine serenades us through Craggy Island's melodious tribute to Eurovision. Ted and Dougal go through some creative differences, but emerge with the classic My Lovely Horse (well, the lyrics at least). Jack's drinks cabinet has got a very expensive new addition and Mrs Doyle's brutally honest critiques would do well on the Judges panel of X Factor. We speak about the lasting impact of having a gay couple on TV not doing anything gay, try to translate Fred Rickwood's gibberish, contemplate World War 4: Celebrity Superfans and LSD Communion. Dick Byrne is at his conniving best, and we pay tribute to Caroline Ahearne, who had died earlier on the day we were recording. Marty takes us through some of his songwriting process (Don't play the f**king first note - the f**king first note is already f**king down!)
Donny Kingston, up and coming stand up on Belfast's comedy circuit, helps unravel the mystery of the stolen whistle and stave off complete societal breakdown on Craggy Island. It's just a whistle! Dougal's finds a cool new friend in Father Damo (played by Joe Rooney), and gets to show off his football tekkers. Ted tries to relax on a picnic site, but unfortunately he runs in to a couple of fupping baxters. Mrs Doyle is on night duty and Jack displays his ninja skills with a couple of bottles of Jacob's Creek Chardonnay 1991. There's another score in our Meet Your Maker feature, so who is that shows up, Graham or Arthur? Larry Duff actually answers his phone! It's not good news though. The Blur/Oasis rivalry gets a sermon (remember Feile 95? What a line up!), as does Street Fighter 2; bad piercings and Belfast's murals and checkpoints.
Donny Kingston, up and coming stand up on Belfast's comedy circuit, helps unravel the mystery of the stolen whistle and stave off complete societal breakdown on Craggy Island. It's just a whistle! Dougal's finds a cool new friend in Father Damo (played by Joe Rooney), and gets to show off his football tekkers. Ted tries to relax on a picnic site, but unfortunately he runs in to a couple of fupping baxters. Mrs Doyle is on night duty and Jack displays his ninja skills with a couple of bottles of Jacob's Creek Chardonnay 1991. There's another score in our Meet Your Maker feature, so who is that shows up, Graham or Arthur? Larry Duff actually answers his phone! It's not good news though. The Blur/Oasis rivalry gets a sermon (remember Feile 95? What a line up!), as does Street Fighter 2; bad piercings and Belfast's murals and checkpoints.
Improv artist and actor Marcus Keeley conducts the inquest into the most crooked raffle in Craggy Island history. Music is in the air, with Father Finnegan the dancing Priest (RIP) and the Spinmaster Father Billy O'Dwyer on the decks. Father Austin Purcell's droning drives Jack to the drink - so we baptise a new feature Jack's Drinking Cabinet, Mrs Doyle sticks to her principles when it comes to raffles, Dougal spatial awareness is still a concern when exiting doors and Belfast gets an official mention! The endless Tayto v Tayto debate rears it's head and we marvel at the crumple zones on mid-90s Rovers. And if we can all stand for our National Anthem...
Improv artist and actor Marcus Keeley conducts the inquest into the most crooked raffle in Craggy Island history. Music is in the air, with Father Finnegan the dancing Priest (RIP) and the Spinmaster Father Billy O'Dwyer on the decks. Father Austin Purcell's droning drives Jack to the drink - so we baptise a new feature Jack's Drinking Cabinet, Mrs Doyle sticks to her principles when it comes to raffles, Dougal spatial awareness is still a concern when exiting doors and Belfast gets an official mention! The endless Tayto v Tayto debate rears it's head and we marvel at the crumple zones on mid-90s Rovers. And if we can all stand for our National Anthem...
That’s Mad Ted! It seems like some stuff may have changed half way through Father Ted and we didn't even notice. This morning on Dermot & Dave, the lads were joined by Pauline McLynn who famously played Mrs Doyle in the Channel 4 show. She was on the speak about An Post releasing a set of four fun stamp designs marking 25 years of legendary sit-com, Father Ted. The stamps feature iconic one- liners now linked to each of the four main characters: “That’s mad, Ted” (Fr Dougal); “That would be an ecumenical matter” (Fr Jack Retro wallpaper in the background of each stamp matches the different rooms in the Craggy Island Parochial House. The specially designed stamp booklet (€5.70) by Dublin’s Detail Design Studio contains five stamps celebrating the characters, their famed catchphrases and the world created by Father Ted. Four €1 N rate stamps cover postage in Ireland (including Craggy Island), with a €1.70 ‘W’ rate stamp for postage worldwide. But while on Pauline revealed that the design team on the show changed after the first season, so eager eyed viewers will notices that the set actually changed a lot in the second season. She told Dave all about it this morning - hit play on the podcast below. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/08/28121232/PaulineMcLynn__2808.mp3"][/audio]
This week's off-season quiz is a Father Ted special! The show that received two complaints when it piloted, one for being too anti-catholic church and one for being to pro-catholic church. Listen in to hear how our contestants got on in their attempt to escape Craggy Island.
This is the 5th in our new series of mini pods which we call the Pod of Three, where we share clips from the best independent rugby podcasts. Today we include samples from the Pro14 Podcast Under The Sticks and they're looking forward to the return of top flight rugby from New Zealand on the telly, then we go back a bit to mid April when the Craggy Island Podcast spoke to Connacht coach Andy Friend about how his players were training under COVID restrictions, and finally Squidge Rugby have been looking back at the 2011 Rugby World Cup and they're talking about England against Argentina. Under The Sticks Rugby : “Ospreys Takeover, Aussie Crisis, Rugby Returning, Team Building & Michael Jordan” https://open.spotify.com/episode/6LaC18CNXvIAEWzAhHDng5?si=bH9JZagMTL-spE3q9AEcYg Craggy Island podcast : Andy Friend Interview https://open.spotify.com/episode/2xKg7fg3oi8Osusutqs5Wt?si=Yer1lwCGTtevRS3eDGUkZA Squidge Rugby : World Cup Retrospective https://open.spotify.com/episode/0bnCcSv2FBWsXhuoOXMjXg?si=NZfEsEALRia8JvnDOPzNGw --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/harpinonrugby/message
In this episode of Casual Chats, Patricia and special guest Arun Mehta from The Arun Mehta Show discuss about the 1995 British/Irish sitcom Father Ted in honor of its 25th anniversary. The show is about 3 Roman Catholic priests named Father Ted Crilly, Father Dougal McGuire, and Father Jack Hackett as well as their housekeeper Mrs. Doyle living in isolation in a small shack in an island called Craggy Island. They go through numerous wild shenanigans from entering Eurovision using a song they didn't create themselves to trying to uphold a bet by kicking one of the higher Bishops in his rear end. The show lasted for 25 episodes and has since became a classic for British comedy. Patricia has never seen the show until recently. What are her thoughts on it? Does it still hold up? Listen and find out.
#fatherted, TheSecondComing / End Times Prophecy & ChristianZionism Beloved sitcom focused on three priests living on Craggy Island, a remote island off the west coast of Ireland. Father Ted Crilly is sent to the island as punishment for using charitable funds for a holiday in Las Vegas, but his true punishment comes in the form of Father Dougal Maguire and Jack Father Ted ran for three series from 1995 to 1998, including a Christmas special. A total of 25 episodes were produced End Times Prophecy #TheSecondComing (sometimes called the Second Advent or the Parousia) is a Christian and Islamic belief regarding the future (or past) return of Jesus after his ascension to heaven about two thousand years ago. The idea is based on messianic prophecies and is part of most Christian eschatologies. Views about the nature of Jesus's Second Coming vary among Christian denominations and among individual Christians, as well as among Muslims. #ChristianZionism is a belief among some Christians that the return of the Jews to the Holy Land and the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948 were in accordance with Bible prophecy. The term began to be used in the mid-20th century, superseding Christian Restorationism.[1][2] However, Christian advocacy grew after the Protestant Reformation in support of the restoration of the Jews and has its roots "in seventeenth century England".[3] Contemporary #Israeli historian Anita Shapira suggests that evangelical Christian Zionists in England of the 1840s "passed this notion on to Jewish circles",[4] while Jewish nationalism in the early 19th century was widely regarded with hostility by British Jews.[5] Some Christian Zionists believe that the gathering of the Jews in Israel is a prerequisite for the Second Coming of Jesus.[3][6] The idea has been common in Protestant circles since the Reformation that Christians should actively support a Jewish return to the Land of Israel, along with the parallel idea that the Jews ought to be encouraged to become Christians as a means of fulfilling Biblical prophecy.[7][8][9][10] --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vegansteven/message
Eagrán speisialta de Bheo ar Éigean, na mná ag caint ar Father Ted agus an ról a bhí ag an clár ina saol agus é ag comóradh 25 bliain!
Comedy writer Graham Linehan joins Episode 67 of The Michael Anthony Show for a fascinating and honest discussion, in which he speaks of how he created the most successful Irish TV Show of all time in 'Father Ted', working with Dermot Morgan, his fight with "ball cancer" and his other successes with shows such as 'The IT Crowd' In recent years, Linehan has also become heavily concerned with the cancel culture that has began to dominate the arts. As a man who has always identified on the left, the fifty one year old who brought Craggy Island from brain to screen, doing so much in helping to modernise Ireland away from the clutches of the Catholic Church, Linehan now finds himself abused online and daily vilified in the media for his stance on women's rights. Although this pursuit is negatively impacting the writer in not just his professional but also personal life, he cannot stand back and let something he deems as detrimental to the future of humanity be not only tolerated, but also encouraged. Whether in agreement or not, like so much of his work in the past, Linehan's take on modern society is undoubtedly compelling. Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and more. If previous listeners on SoundCloud, find it now on other platforms.Support the show (https://open.spotify.com/show/0sP68DtD7qCl4Rs2wGKJD4)
The ill-informed idiots talk about the 'Best of 2000ad' and the 'Essential Dredd' reprint titles coming to the US market. More sad news from the animal kingdom. Mr. B will give you 50p...if you wear girls knickers!!! Oo-er missus! Mr. Ross 'De Star Warz' rant. Why Mr. Ross doesn't keep Guinea Pigs anymore. Vampires on Craggy Island or 'Why Flint turned off the Dracula series' after two minutes! All this and the second half of the Prog review.
Another week, another Dropped Culture Quickcast!! Tyson has returned this week from his adventures on Craggy Island to talk with Dan and Brock about everything Comics, Movies, Television, streaming and whatever strikes our fancy. Tyson takes a stab at "The Hunt" and hits us with a masterful Mix-Tape, Brock talks "Absolute Carnage" and Dan wrangles us in from our digression! Sit back, grab a coffee, or whatever tasty beverage and let us take you on a fantastic journey to The Planet of the Apes! Next week Dan and Brock will regale everyone with their adventure in Denver when they went and saw "The Rolling Stones"Tyson and Brock did have a question for everybody...if Wesley Snipes and Jean-Claude Van Damme mad a buddy cop movie, what would the title be? "Wesley Splits"? Send us your suggestions to droppedculturepodcast@gmail.com, facebook @droppedculturepodcast, instagram @droppedculturepodcast, and twitter @culturedropped !And remember kids The Dropped Culture Podcast is brought to you by, Dangerous Days (theme music)https://music.apple.com/us/album/its-morning-in-america-and-we-are-violence/1433022980, and The Skeletons of Memory (official merchandiser)https://the-skeletons-of-memory.myshopify.com (Oh Yea, HAPPY BIRTHDAY JULIAN)
Writers and producers Muireann McGinty and Dee Harvey dream big in the final ever episode of Father Ted! 😢After talking Tommy Tiernan off a ledge at a priest's convention Ted is seduced by visions of a glamourous life in America, but can he really leave Craggy Island and it's inhabitants behind?The episode takes a reflective tone towards the end, and we discuss Kevin Spacey's relative anonymity in 1998, the draw of Magic America and Radiohead: depressing or not?Subscribe now to get a new episode every Sunday morning - just in time for Mass! Subscribe on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ecumencial-matters-father/id1116660897?mt=2) or search for Father Ted on your favourite podcast provider and leave a comment on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/EcumenicalMatters. Your browser does not support the audio element. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
Improv artist and actor Marcus Keeley conducts the inquest into the most crooked raffle in Craggy Island history. Music is in the air, with Father Finnegan the dancing Priest (RIP) and the Spinmaster Father Billy O'Dwyer on the decks. Father Austin Purcell's droning drives Jack to the drink - so we baptise a new feature Jack's Drinking Cabinet, Mrs Doyle sticks to her principles when it comes to raffles, Dougal spatial awareness is still a concern when exiting doors and Belfast gets an official mention!The endless Tayto v Tayto debate rears it's head and we marvel at the crumple zones on mid-90s Rovers. And if we can all stand for our National Anthem...Subscribe now to get a new episode every Sunday morning - just in time for Mass! Subscribe on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ecumencial-matters-father/id1116660897?mt=2) or search for Father Ted on your favourite podcast provider and leave a comment on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/EcumenicalMatters. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
IT'S CHRISTMAS! So naturally it's Golden Cleric time on Craggy Island!Dirty Words members Colin Hassard and Ashley Manners get trapped with Ted and Dougal in the Largest Lingerie Department in Ireland. Mrs Doyle gets a new, mechanical nemesis and Jack prepares for his own awards.Subscribe now to get a new episode every Sunday morning - just in time for Mass! Subscribe on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ecumencial-matters-father/id1116660897?mt=2) or search for Father Ted on your favourite podcast provider and leave a comment on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/EcumenicalMatters. Your browser does not support the audio element. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
Donny Kingston, up and coming stand up on Belfast's comedy circuit, helps unravel the mystery of the stolen whistle and stave off complete societal breakdown on Craggy Island. It's just a whistle! Dougal's finds a cool new friend in Father Damo (played by Joe Rooney), and gets to show off his football tekkers. Ted tries to relax on a picnic site, but unfortunately he runs in to a couple of fupping baxters. Mrs Doyle is on night duty and Jack displays his ninja skills with a couple of bottles of Jacob's Creek Chardonnay 1991.There's another score in our Meet Your Maker feature, so who is that shows up, Graham or Arthur? Larry Duff actually answers his phone! It's not good news though. The Blur/Oasis rivalry gets a sermon (remember Feile 95? What a line up!), as does Street Fighter 2; bad piercings and Belfast's murals and checkpoints.Subscribe now to get a new episode every Sunday morning - just in time for Mass! Subscribe on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ecumencial-matters-father/id1116660897?mt=2) or search for Father Ted on your favourite podcast provider and leave a comment on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/EcumenicalMatters. Your browser does not support the audio element. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
LIVE EPISODE! We broadcast live from the Fenderesky Gallery on Belfast's North Street during Culture Night Belfast 2016 in front of an adorning audience and streamed to Facebook Live. All with the obligatory Craggy Island production values!After losing the bet to Dick Byrne in the Over 75s Football Challenge in the last episode, Ted has to kick Bishop Brennan up the arse to satisfy his forfeit. Dougal is on hand to document the kicking with photographic evidence, while Jack and Mrs Doyle have their own way of dealing with the world's most sarcastic priest.Subscribe now to get a new episode every Sunday morning - just in time for Mass! Subscribe on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ecumencial-matters-father/id1116660897?mt=2) or search for Father Ted on your favourite podcast provider and leave a comment on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/EcumenicalMatters. Your browser does not support the audio element. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
DJ and musician Graham Harrison has to cure The Plague befalling Craggy Island, as the whole place is coming down with rabbits and Ted and Dougal desperately search for a ways to get rid of them - on the eve of Bishop Brennan's impromptu visit! Mrs Doyle puts her mechanic skills to use on Len's car, while Jack confuses his rodents. Also in the Sermon, we try to imagine the Islanders as characters on Police Academy, rabbit stories - cute AND creepy, which fictional serial killer Tom is most like and did Father Ted invent a horror trope? It's just a bad dream, Your Grace.Graham Harrison and James McAnespy, with Al Pacino in the background.He knew how to "take care" of things!Subscribe now to get a new episode every Sunday morning - just in time for Mass! Subscribe on iTunes (itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ecume…d1116660897?mt=2) or search for Father Ted on your favourite podcast provider and leave a comment on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/EcumenicalMatters. Your browser does not support the audio element. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
Composer and musician Marty Devine serenades us through Craggy Island's melodious tribute to Eurovision. Ted and Dougal go through some creative differences, but emerge with the classic My Lovely Horse (well, the lyrics at least). Jack's drinks cabinet has got a very expensive new addition and Mrs Doyle's brutally honest critiques would do well on the Judges panel of X Factor.James McAnespy and Marty Devine recording Ecumenical Matters The Father Ted PodcastWe speak about the lasting impact of having a gay couple on TV not doing anything gay, try to translate Fred Rickwood's gibberish, contemplate World War 4: Celebrity Superfans and LSD Communion.Dick Byrne is at his conniving best, and we pay tribute to Caroline Ahearne, who had died earlier on the day we were recording. Marty takes us through some of his songwriting process (Don't play the f**king first note - the f**king first note is already f**king down!)Subscribe now to get a new episode every Sunday morning - just in time for Mass! Subscribe on iTunes (itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ecume…d1116660897?mt=2) or search for Father Ted on your favourite podcast provider and leave a comment on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/EcumenicalMatters. Your browser does not support the audio element. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
The classic Henry Sellers ("I MADE THE BBC") episode, Competition Time.Hopefully you'll laugh as much as the largely overshadowed character, Barty Dunne; we get the first appearance of Dick Byrne; how many times Mrs Doyle says 'Ah, go on!' (it's hard to keep count!); lepresy; Craggy Island Rehab Resort; Hans Zimmer (you'll hear why); Going for Gold; Stars in Their Eyes; Elvis Aaron Presley and lots more! Except the English Papers.Subscribe now to get a new episode every Sunday morning - just in time for Mass! Subscribe on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/ecumencial-matters-father/id1116660897?mt=2) or search for Father Ted on your favourite podcast provider and leave a comment on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/EcumenicalMatters. Your browser does not support the audio element. Stray ObservationsHenry Sellers was played by Niall Buggy'Ah Go On' count: 25!Dick Byrne was played by Maurice O'DonoghueCraggy Island v Rugged Island is one of fiction's great place rivalries!We have a good look at director Declan Lowney's contribution to the show too (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});
It's our first (and possibly not our last) visit to Craggy Island, as we take apart arguably the finest episode of Father Ted, in which our heroic priests do battle with a randy milkman and a bomb on a milkfloat. Discover how every mishap in the episode is a direct result of Ted's inability to communicate clearly, join our contest to find the best use for a brick, we analyse the priests' five possible solutions to the bomb problem, and learn which joke Neil took 19 years to get. Among our many distractions, we discuss how many films make a franchise, we learn Dan's connection to Victor Meldrew, Neil drunk-dials Will Self, and there's a particularly dubious rendition of "My Lovely Horse". Mentioned in this episode: YouTube: Speed 3 YouTube: UB40 - Tell Me Is It True (Speed 2 theme song) Ace Hotel, Shoreditch YouTube: Syd Dale - The Penthouse Suite (Pat Mustard's theme) Our next episode will be about the STAR WARS HOLIDAY SPECIAL, and we'll be recording it LIVE at TestBash Brighton! Twitters: @ScreenTesting @TheTestDoctor @neilstudd Intro music: Father Ted main theme Outro music: The Divine Comedy - Songs of Love (Theme from Father Ted)
Welcome back to the Thistle Scottish Rugby Podcast, the podcast formally known as the only podcast that cares about Scottish rugby. This week we team up with the Craggy Rugby Pod to preview the Scotland vs Ireland match in the Six Nations. Our thistly issues are: 1. What are going to be the key areas in the Scotland vs Ireland match? 2. What would a combined Scotland and Ireland XV look like? 3. Who will win? Stay tuned for another scintillating quiz, hosted by Alan, who has trawled the annals of Scottish rugby for some real knowledge bombs. For more razor sharp insight and high quality rugby-related banter please check us out on Twitter @thistlerugbypod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome back to the Thistle Scottish Rugby Podcast, the podcast formally known as the only podcast that cares about Scottish rugby. This week we team up with the Craggy Rugby Pod to preview the Scotland vs Ireland match in the Six Nations. Our thistly issues are: 1. What are going to be the key areas in the Scotland vs Ireland match? 2. What would a combined Scotland and Ireland XV look like? 3. Who will win? Stay tuned for another scintillating quiz, hosted by Alan, who has trawled the annals of Scottish rugby for some real knowledge bombs. For more razor sharp insight and high quality rugby-related banter please check us out on Twitter @thistlerugbypod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On this week's Rewind with Oisin: Paddy Mulligan and Raf on Premier League, Craggy Island podcast host Rob Murphy on Henshaw's Connacht departure and hurling reaction
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Since 1995 Pauline McLynn is seldom mentioned without a reference to tea. I offered her tea and then accidentally gave her coffee. Pauline tells us about her time in Trinity College, her first performance and her secret Eurovision fetish. Our chat takes us from a parochial house on Craggy Island to Clatterford with Jennifer Saunders and she even reveals a stage role she has her eye on. Pauline is an actress, an author and an absolute delight.
A trip to Exeter marked game eight of Connacht's season and it didn't go to plan as they succumbed to a five try to one 33-13 defeat in round two of the European Challenge Cup. It's only a second defeat of the campaign and came as Pat Lam managed his squad carefully ahead of next Fridays Guinness Pro 12 clash away to league leaders the Ospreys but the drop off in performance level will be a cause for concern. As usual, Craggy Island rugby were on hand to document the day. Galway Bay FM co commentator Joe Healy and Connacht Clan member Dennis Laffey are on the pod this week joining host Rob Murphy. We hear from Rob Walrand of BBC Devon, and we hear from a host of supporters of both teams as Dennis Laffey took the recording equipment around Sandy Park, before during and after Saturday's game. Finally, we have Pat Lam's thoughts on the result and what is up next.
Dragon Age Podcast Episode 22 - Never Too Late To Give Up Hope In this episode Dave seeks to form Great Britain, Mike adjusts to Windows 7, and Matt eats a crunchy roll. Also, we discuss the latest information about Dragon Age II and Dragon Age Legends, we ponder the pros and cons of various Day-Night system mechanics, and more. Thanks for listening. If you enjoy our show, you can show your support by reviewing us on iTunes, posting on our BSN General Discussion Thread, or leaving a comment here in the Dragon Age Podcast Official Forums. Also, if you feel so inclined, feel free to join our BSN Social Group, our Steam Group, our Xfire Club, or follow us on twitter. You can listen to the podcast here: There's supposed to be something here. Do you have flash installed? You won't be able to see this without flash. swfobject.embedSWF("http://dragonagepodcast.com/modules/swftools/shared/1pixelout/player.swf", "swfobject2-id-159117637010", "290", "24", "7", "", { "playerID": "159117637010", "autostart": "no", "loop": "no", "soundFile": "http://dragonagepodcast.com/sites/default/files/dapodcast_ep22_nevertoolatetogiveuphope.mp3" }, { "swliveconnect": "default", "play": "false", "loop": "false", "menu": "false", "quality": "autohigh", "scale": "showall", "align": "l", "salign": "tl", "wmode": "opaque", "bgcolor": "#FFFFFF", "version": "7", "allowfullscreen": "true", "allowscriptaccess": "sameDomain", "base": "http://dragonagepodcast.com/sites/default/files/", "src": "http://dragonagepodcast.com/modules/swftools/shared/1pixelout/player.swf", "height": 24, "width": 290 }, { "id": "swf159117637010" }); Add us to your favorite feed reader: http://feeds.feedburner.com/DragonAgePodcast Add us to iTunes If you want to download the file, just click below. Or you can right-click-Save As... dapodcast_ep22_nevertoolatetogiveuphope.mp3 Links Dragon Age II Screenshots Craggy Island Baby Girl Named Leliana The Black Emporium New Creature: Rock Wraith Dragon Age Legends - BSN Forum - Win A Beta Key! The Making of Dragon Age II Part 1, Part 2 Combat Video Walkthrough Europa Universalis III Complete Europa Universalis III: Heir to the Throne Europa Universalis III: Divine Wind - Just Released! Arma II: Combined Operations Lego Batman Windows 7 Crunchy Roll Super Barbie Dress-Up RPG
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