Podcasts about flumps

She was the voice behind one of the most well loved kids series of the 70s.Gay Soper was the person who brought to life the world of The Flumps. Pootle, Perkin, Posie, Ma and Pa Flump and Grandpa Flump all became real characters thanks to her tremendously talented acting.But though kids of the 70s remember the Flumps fondly, there was actually only 13 episodes in total.Here Gay tells Ashley where The Flumps came from and how she came up with their voices, developed their characters and navigated a tremendously created script written by Julie Holder.Presented and produced by Ashley Byrne. Research by Andrew EdwardsContinuity: Andy Hoyle and Jonathan Kydd.A Made in Manchester Production.Distinct Nostalgia costs money and time to make and we'd welcome your support through Patreon. You can donate via the link below.  Support the show

Ever keen to provide wholesome cultural repasts for the dark winter nights, The Peggy Mount Calamity Hour reaches into its televisual trove of years past and pulls out a couple of absolute bangers to fill that entertainment hinterland betwixt Hallow'een and Christmas... First up is is warmest, sweetest hug one can get from a programme as Doctor Velvet and Blackout venture oop-North with some magnets to hang out with The Flumps. And to offset this excursion into unparalleled goodness, they jaunt back dah'n Sah'hf to mid 1980s London, as brash cynicism and sitcom-subversion are the order of the day with the Girls On Top. What, exactly, is causing the laws of physics to routinely misbehave around the metal objects of Flump Towers? What, precisely, is causing the four headline stars of a prime-time sitcom to routinely speak over each others' lines in Oak Park Gardens? And what, for the love of all that is holy, has Alan Rickman's hairdresser been inhaling? The answers are but one exquisitely animated - if thoroughly un-rehearsed - click away... The Peggy Mount Calamity Hour is a free podcast from iPorle Media, which holds production copyright. Opinions and recollections expressed are not to be taken as fact. The title and credit music is by Doctor Velvet. Audio segments from television programmes are presented for review and informational purposes only under fair use, and no ownership of these is claimed or implied by this show. Email enquiries to peggymountpod@gmail.com

Been a long time coming this episode. I've meant to speak to Kathryn Williams – whose music I've loved since I was a bruised hearted teenager in the North East of England, a region that neither of us were born in, but came to call home – for ages now. Life happened. But with Kath's excellent new, 14th studio album, Night Drives out and about, I thought I needed to make it happen... and fast! Kath is on a writing retreat, so I was grateful to her for making the time to speak to me. She's also on her phone when we connect, so it means the audio is a bit scratchy in places. But hey, if you sat through a lot of the early episodes of The James McMahon Music Podcast, you've heard worse. And I think what follows is an interesting, sometimes very funny conversation - about recording on a budget, singing when no-one is listening, The Flumps, the brilliance of Ed Harcourt, robot Jimi Hendrix and more - with one of Britain's most consistent songwriters… The James McMahon Music Podcast is a Spoook media production. Spoook is loads of things - visit the Substack to learn more! 

Are you sitting comfortably? Then PD and Daz will begin. This week's episode sees the lads take a trip down memory lane to discuss the finer points of some childhood classic from the 70s and 80s. The likes of BOD, Jamie and the Magic Torch, The Flumps and The Drac Pack all bring back fond memories for the boys who never grew up...

We discuss the surprising news that Berrow is Neil's 'dream job', Amy's rapid exodus, Phoebe's never-ending one and The Flumps. Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/AmbridgeOnTheCouch. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Join our merry band of The Archers nuts at https://plus.acast.com/s/AmbridgeOnTheCouch.

It was a night of back and forth in the Championship as West Brom, Swansea, Barnsley, and Luton were the big winners on the final day whilst Brentford, Forest, Wigan, and Charlton are left to rue what might have been. We get the inside scoop on West Brom with Steve Madeley from The Athletic to ask if they can stop boinging back and forth between leagues RUNNING ORDER PART 1a - Final night reflections (01.40) PART 2a - West Brom are Premier League again  (07.30) PART 2b - Bilic's Baggies with the Athletic's Steve Madeley (09.10) PART 2c - Leeds crowned champions (14.30) PART 3a - Big turnarounds by Luton and Barnsley  (18.20) PART 3b - Where do Charlton and Wigan go from here? (24.20) PART 4a - Swansea swan into top 6 (32.40) PART 4b - Forest frustrate fans and fall out of play offs (37.40) PART 4c - Play off predictions (42.10) PART 4d - Odds (44.40) PART 5 - Quiz and Moments of mirth featuring James Milner (45.00) GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/totallyfootballshow/) • find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/) • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow (http://www.twitter.com/thetotallyshow) READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com (http://thetotallyfootballshow.com/) . And get yourself some Athletic action here (https://www.theathletic.com/leagueshow)

The crew thinks they'll be able to get to their destination without issue, but the local wildlife disagrees. Art is on his moral high ground, Knack gets mad at bad behavior, Oswalt freaks out at flumps and Brix does an anime   Discord: killustratorspodcast.com/discord   Music from https://filmmusic.io "Hypnothis" "Adventure Meme" "Half-mystery"  by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

This week we revisit a prison drama where William Hurt re-enacts a film within a film. Oh yes, and there's Flumps.  Join us for...Kiss of the Spider Woman.  To contact the show email show@isawthatyearsago.com You can also support us via Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/istya

Jenny from World of Crap and Glyn from This, That and The Other are back this week to talk to us all about those lunchtime kid's programmes that the 80's spawned...those ones that were usually on before the One O'Clock News, and had the BBC's See Saw idents introducing them. We also talk about Crackerjack, Look and Read, and Threads. It's all connected. Jenny's also doing a Stardew Valley livestream for charity on the 24th Feb 2019 - More HERE: worldofcrap.co.uk/2019/02/19/stardew-valley-charity-twitch-marathon World of Crap: worldofcrap.co.uk This, That & The Other: ttato.co.uk Back to the Eighties @ Twitter: @BTTEPOD Back to the 80's on Facebook: facebook.com/bttepod

Welcome to another brilliant and wonderful episode of the podcast where we work out the opposite of things that don’t have a natural opposite. This week, thanks to excellent suggestions from our delightful listeners, we work out the opposite of sausages, of elevator music, and of The Flumps. So, are we right, or are we the opposite of right? Let us know, and come and join the fun, because joining in is all sorts of fun.

Forget the Flumps - is the Great Kettle Race availale on Youtube yet? and if not, why not? EMAIL: ifyoulikewagonwheels@outlook.com TWITTER: @spreadthewhimsy FACEBOOK: facebook.com/whenwagonwheelswerebigger W4B theme composed by John Croudy.

I battle through a cold to make the tunes come out. More of a ramble than most weeks. The mixing gets slightly better. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 3′57″ The Flumps by The Flumps on The Flumps (unknown) 4′19″ Tokyo < > London 1 by Rick Smith on Bungalow With Stairs 1 (underworldlive) 4′42″ Voodoo Ray (Original 12 by A Guy Called Gerald on Voodoo Ray (-) 14′33″ Everyone's A VIP To Someone by The Go! Team on The Go! Team (-) 18′34″ Track 20 by Musica de Ponto on Musica de Ponto (Estudiolivre) 23′56″ Track 06 by Musica Livre en Teresina on unknown (Estudiolivre) 27′36″ Disarm Him (Country Music) by Kalahari Surfers on Panga Management (-) 32′21″ The Island of children's children by Mum on The Island of Children's Children (-) 41′53″ snapping fuss by Plug on Avantgardism Vol. 1 (Avantgardism) 50′38″ We Who Are Not As Others by 4Hero on We Who Are Not As Others (Talkin' Loud) 56′58″ All In Your Hands by Lamb on Fear of Fours (Fontana) 64′08″ Gyromancer by PMT on Gyromancer (10 Kilo) 68′40″ Sunflower by Sam Paganini on Sunflower (Drumcode) 75′13″ Morning Side by Four Tet on Morning/Evening (Text) 95′09″ She Brings The Rain by Can on Bottom (-) 100′02″ 16 Shells From A 30.6 by Tom Waits on Swordfishtrombones (Island) 101′40″ Ngantosan by Degung Orchestra on Degung Orchestra (-) 106′12″ Springer by Tosca on Springer (K7!) 115′32″ Moving Through Time by Angelo Badalamenti on Fire Walk With Me (-) Check out the full archives on the website.

Waffle On about Children's TV shows Part One Welcome to this months edition of Waffle On. Here we talk about some children's television shows that we watched back in the 1970's. As you will notice that we have put Part One up in the title and that is because we will be doing another one on shows shown in the 1970's and of course the 1980's. There are so many kids shows we could have talked about but we whittled this down to some of our favourites. We also have comments from Antony from the scuttercast, Boz from Here Goes Nothing and emails from Dan Vieira and Cherly Hough. If you loved Mr Ben, Bagpuss, The Flumps and more this show is for you and as always if you don't know these programmes then stay tuned and hopefully you will find something you like and go search for it. Promo's played are from www.themartiansarehere.com Once a Jolly Swagman Little Bit of Trouble