Podcast appearances and mentions of lee grice

Cor blimey, it's a shiny new episode of Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour! This month I am joined by friend of the show and tippety-top nerdy gent Lee Grice, and, well, it's an epic chonker of an episode, folks. Lee has a crisis about Crisis On Infinite Earths, I get excited by having films to recommend to Lee, and we both sink our teeth into the first 3 episodes of Doctor Who. Grab a lovely hot bevvy and a slice of cake, and enjoy! Lee's song choice & Stacey's song choice Lee's Twitter Stacey's Linktree (incl. all her social media) Get tickets for Stacey's TMNT Shellebration

Todd is joined by Lee Grice from the Never Seen podcat to look at a 1978 adventure film featuring Doug McClure and a bunch of monsters. Join us for Warlords of Atlantis!

Welcome to another episode of Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour! This month I'm joined by friend of the show (and friend of me), Lee Grice, as we go absolutely bananas for Godzilla Vs Kong. Totally bananas, I tell you. We also get into The Falcon & The Winter Soldier, have a quick chat about Love & Monsters, and recommend a pair of cracking tunes. Enjoy! Stacey's song choice & Lee's song choice Stacey's Twitter Lee's Twitter Stacey's Tip Jar Music by Starbomb

Welcome back to Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour! This month I'm joined by my good buddy and regular Parlour co-host, Lee Grice, as we discuss some top notch TV nuggets. Expect spoilers for Rick and Morty (because of course I watched it!), and mild spoilers for The Watchmen, as well as a discussion about a bit of telly we both definitely haven't seen... Also, Lee gets cross at Joker. Enjoy! Twitter: @StaceysParlour Tip Jar: Stacey's Ko-Fi Music: Starbomb

Welcome to Episode 88 of Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour! This time I'm joined by Parlour favourite Lee Grice for a review of the first episode of the new season of Doctor Who, 'The Woman Who Fell To Earth'! (Spoiler Alert: We flippin' LOVED it.) Hear how we felt about Jodie Whittaker, our thoughts on the villain, and more! Enjoy! Episode Themes - 'Doctor Who Theme' by Geoff Love and His Orchestra Apologies to all for a) the slighty dodgy sound (I shall not be using Skype's new in-built call recorder again) and b) the raging colds both Lee and I have. I cut out as much coughing and sniffling as possible, honest! Twitter: @StaceysParlour Ko-Fi: www.ko-fi.com/staceysparlour

Parlour favourite and jolly good bloke Lee Grice joins me to chat a bit about the technological nightmare that was SPCP Live 3. We candidly discuss anxiety, paranoia & low self esteem as well as reflecting on the great things about the show. Enjoy! Episode Theme - 'Scarface (Push It To The Limit) by Paul Engemann. End Theme - 'The Glow' by Willie Hutch Justgiving Donation Link: www.justgiving.com/spcplive3

It's all gone a bit wonky this episode; we're joined firstly by Fantasticast's Steve Lacey for some chat about Superman Returns, how to perfectly time a cinema toilet trip and we all try to figure out what the song I only know the first line to is. We also play a short game of Where In The World Is Steve Lacey? and continue to not spoil Infinity War. After that, Parlour regular Lee Grice appears and the technological poop hits the fan! After a brief not-broadcast panic, we get into chatting about comics, how you deal with dislking stuff your friends have created, how trailers are supposed to work, remakes and reboots and more! Oh my! Episode Theme - 'Scarface (Push It To The Limit)' by Paul Engemann End Theme - 'The Glow' by Willie Hutch Justgiving Donation Link: www.justgiving.com/spcplive3 Timings: 00:03:46: Steve Lacey, 00:59:40: Lee Grice, 01:10:20: Lee Grice (Take 2) I'd like to extend an apology to Steve, Lee and the listeners; again we have the issue of guests answering questions before we've actually finished asking them, meaning there's more talking over one another and extended gaps. I'm really sorry; I have no idea what happened or why, and there's no way for me to fix it. This is also the episode where we broadcast about 5 minutes of silence (which I have replaced with a short burst of Spanish Flea) as my microphone died and we had to replace it. Sorry! Disclaimer: The SPCP Live 3 episodes will be mostly unedited. This means they will be put out as close to their live versions as possible, including (but not limited to); audio delays and the resultant accidentally-talking-over-each-other, bodily function noises (aka the World's Loudest Sneezes), slightly-too-long sections in which we try to deal with the mountain of technical problems on the day... I believe they are still very enjoyable though, and I hope you have as much fun listening in as Barry & I did when broadcasting!

Well hello there! Grab a brew and a cake and pop this here pop culture nugget in your ears! Lee Grice is back (in a bid to talk about more than one thing this time), and we possibly talk a bit too much! Would you believe me if I said this episode contains just 4 reviews; Porcelain Volume 3, Your Name, Inside No 9 and Black Mirror?! Stay tuned until the very end for an idiotic outtake of horrendously giggly proportions. Episode Theme - 'Ticket For The Wind' by John Stewart End Theme - 'Make Me Feel' by Janelle Monae Live show link (28/04/18): www.mixlr.com/spcp-live British Heart Foundation donation link: www.justgiving.com/spcplive3 

Well hello there, friends, and welcome to another instalment of Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour! This month I'm joined by Parlour regular and jolly lovely chap, Lee Grice, as we accidentally go from recording a proper episode to doing a Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri special! Expect minor spoilers for the film, as well as mild spoilers for Twin Peaks (if you can call our general confusion about what the chuff was happening to be spoilers...) Enjoy! Episode Theme - 'Crazy Horses' by The Osmonds End Theme - 'Filthy' by Justin Timberlake

Good morrow one and all, and welcome to the latest slice of geeky nonsensery in Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour! For Episode 73, I am joined by Parlour regular and Official Friend Of The Show, Lee Grice! Things started off fairly light as we chat about excellent TV comedies Toast of London and IT Crowd, however things took a turn for the early Halloween as Lee and I went daaaark! We chat about (and therefore spoil to all heck) S3 of Rick And Morty, the 1990 IT TV movie-series-thingy, The Mist, Mr Mercedes and Death Note! All this, plus Lee has a Matt Berry meltdown, I reminisce about my Dream Phone days, and there's somebody at the door! Help yourself to a slice of leftover birthday cake and enjoy! Episode Theme - 'That's All' by Seasick Steve End Theme - 'Terryfold' by Chaos Chaos feat. Justin Roiland

Hello there! I know what you're thinking. You're thinking "Stace, it's not time for another Parlour episode yet. What's this all about?!" Well, listener, you're in luck; I am testing a new recording system and therefore recording episodes left, right and centre! Joining me for this special bonus short(ish) episode is Friend of The Parlour, Lee Grice! In this episode, I recount my fun podcasting times at the Southampton SuperPod charity event, Lee expresses his love for Kong: Skull Island, and we both get exasperated by The Flash's whimper of a musical episode. (Spolers a-plenty, sorry!) Enjoy! Episode Theme - 'Beautiful Sunday' by Daniel Boone End Theme - 'Morning Walk' by Side of Smooth Donate to Comic Relief via the SuperPod here: http://www.superpod.co.uk/

Cor, what fortuitous timing; it's International Podcast Day, and so here's a lovely little audio treat for you! Join me and Parlour regular Lee Grice as we ramble (with many spoilers) about Fleabag, Sausage Party, You're The Worst, Kubo and the Two Strings and loads more besides. All this, plus Lee gives an impromptu review of the previous podcast episode and I go bananas for Gravity Falls. So grab a slice of your favourite cake, a nice hot cuppa, and enjoy! Don't forget to chip into the SPCP Live 2 fund to kick Alzheimer's up the butt!: www.justgiving.com/spcplive2 Episode Theme - 'Welcome To The Monkey House' by Animal Magnet End Theme - 'Dreams' by Beck

We've gotten to the part of the 24hr podcast where Barry & I have given up on any semblence of podcast-hosting professionalism, leading to two very different but equally interesting guest appearances. Firstly, David Wynne (tip-top comicking guy) and Barry almost come to blows over which bit of London is better despite neither of them living there anymore, before we find out what's cheesing David in the comic world. Then we have Jennie Gyllblad (bonkers brilliant artist lady) and Lee Grice (bonkers brilliant podcast dude), who bring all the not-safe-for-work sass with them! I think the title of this one says it all really... Enjoy, and donate! www.justgiving.com/spcplive2 Episode Theme - 'Breakin'... There's No Stoppin' Us' by Ollie & Jerry End Theme - 'Get Some Sleep' by Sonic The Comic

Coca coooola! Lipstick ring! Dance all night! Dance all night! This is the way you like it as PICK A FLICK! explores music-themed movies with host Dave Bond (loaned from Do You Expect Us to Talk?) plus guests Stacey Taylor (she of the Pop Culture Parlour) and debutante on the show, Lee Grice. Nominated by Zack Lockwood, the trio take a close look at FRANK, the Lenny Abrahamson critically appreciated take on the Frank Sidebottom phenomenon, before exploring FOUR ROOMS--nominated by Pop Culture Rewind--all agreeing it may be the film Quentin Tarantino would like to forget! They also take in audience feedback on their favourite music-themed movies along the way. Plug in the Korg synthesizer and join them! TWITTER: https://twitter.com/pickaflickpod FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/p1ckaflick/?ref=hl iTUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/pick-a-flick!/id1054428004?mt=2 WEBSITE: www.blackholepodcasts.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Weeeeeeeeeeeehoooooooooooooo, it's Episode 43 of Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour! As a birthday treat to herself, Stacey has not one but two brilliant guests for you this episode; the triumphant returns of Taylor Esposito and Lee Grice!Keeping their fingers firmly on the pulse of modern pop culture, the three discuss Taylor's first experience of The X-Files as Lee gets nervous about re-watching Andromeda Strain. Stacey tries to review Turbo Kid without spoiling it (which is really, really difficult), and conversation turns to cartoons and how flipping great they are. All this, plus Lee reviews Cauliflower Field, Taylor can't talk about anything he's read because none of it is out yet, and Stacey discovers fanfiction...Enjoy!Episode Theme - 'Mulder and Scully' by CatatoniaEnd Theme - 'Me So Stupid' by ZZ Top

With about 17 hours straight podcasting in the bag at this point, Stacey and Jenni are joined once more by Lee Grice, this time bringing with him the absolutely amazing artist and bloody brilliant lady; Jennie Gyllblad! Unfortunately, those 17 hours seem to have sent the girls potty, as the conversation gets underway on such delightfully not safe for work topics as what a ride at a sex theme park might be like, murderous lady-parts, terrible pick up attempts, Batman XXX and more! (A bit too much more, really...)On top of this, some vaguely sensible conversations are had about printed comics vs digital comics, the Eurovision Song Contest, King of Fighters, Jennie's comic work and even more besides in this extra-long slice of fundraising joyousness.Please do consider giving anything you can to Operation Smile via my page: www.justgiving.com/SPCPLive ENJOY! (And apologies... :P)

Cor, yet more lovely 24hr podcast fun times fwipping your way!In this episode Jenni and Stacey chat to Lee Grice, co-host of the rather jolly spiffing Small Press Big Mouth podcast (currently on hiatus but worth checking out old episodes anyway). They talk about such geeky topics as how to look sexy with glasses, which foods are best for eating quietly when podcasting live and errant chin and forehead hairs... (You try thinking of things to talk about for 24 whole hours!) Never fear though, some pop culture is discussed in the form of talking about Batgirls' new look and superhero costumes in general, what the group may have thought of the leaked Flash pilot if they'd seen it, Edge of Tomorrow and much, much more!Following Lee into The Parlour is cartoonist and all-round tip-top bloke, Luke Foster! Luke chats about his latest comic adventure, Drawn Away (a doodled chronicling of his several month trip across America...the jammy git!), as well as his thoughts on the upcoming TMNT movie, Community and Veronica Mars. Also mentioned are Jenni's rippling muscles, the shocking revelation that Stace doesn't like Dolly Parton or Elvis, and Instacon. All this, plus some cyber-bullying from Luke (the meanie!)Enjoy, and remember, you can still donate to the Operation Smile donation page, should you like what you hear! www.justgiving.com/SPCPLiveEpisode Theme - 'Tequila' by The ChampsIn-Between Theme - 'Jump In The Line' by Harry BelafonteEnd Theme - 'Let Go For Tonight' by Foxes

Hello there ladies and gents; welcome to another fine installment of Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour! This episode sees Stacey joined by none other than Small Press Big Mouth's own Lee Grice. It's a Brum-centric epic!During the massive chat-fest that is episode 22, Stacey and Lee review Gravity, The Walking Dead, Night of the Doctor, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, Attack on Titan and loads, loads more!So grab a nice hot beverage, a slice of your favourite cake, and curl up by the fireplace with the latest episode of The Parlour!Episode Theme - 'The Blob Theme' by The Five BlobsEnd Theme - 'Oats In The Water' by Ben Howard

The first North East Geek Feast on the Geek Syndicate Network! Daniel and Lily give a North Eastern eye-view over some delicious geeky morsels this month as they invite SPBM’s Lee Grice along to review season premieres of True Blood and Merlin, Daniel charts his path through a twenty-four hour comic event and the creator of Sgt Mike Battle, Graham Pearce, pops along for a chat. Find NEGF on Facebook to get involved in future episodes or email Daniel and Lily at northeastgeekfeast@hotmail.com Find previous episodes of NEGF at http://northeastgeekfeastshow.mevio.com

This is episode one of Small Press Big Mouth hosted by Stace W and the lovely Lee Grice what is a Brummie like innit and does not talk proper like me like whey aye man. In this episode we talk about all things Small Press including the webcomics of Faith Erin Hicks and Ben Clark. We review Cancertown and Zombies Calling.  And I recommend a couple of small press comics namely Zarjaz and Prick. Presented in geordibrumophonics for 34 minutes of auditory pleasure.