Podcasts about manchester's northern quarter

We went to see the controversial Blue Story at the Odeon, to see what all the fuss was about.Podcast recorded at Northern Monk in Manchester's Northern Quarter. Beer is called Donut Mess with Yorkshire from Northern Monk.

Ahead of Terminator: Dark Fate we delved into Arnold Schwarznegger's back catalogue. Tom and Andrew then picked their favourite five.There are lots of explosions, one-liners, guns and beer. But you wouldn't expect anything less.Enjoy. We'll be back!(Recorded in Beatnikz in the Manchester's Northern Quarter

Why is Toyko Drift the Phantom Menace of the F&F franchise? You'll have to listen to find out. But is Hobbs and Shaw similar to Rogue One, or a poor man's Hans Solo. No idea why we have so many Star Wars references in here. Let us know what you think. Episiode recorded at Beatnikz Republic in Manchester's Northern Quarter.

Discussing what we thought of the new adaptation of Disney's 'The Lion King'Did it hit the right notes where Aladdin failed or is this another in a failed attempt to revamp a classic?This time it was one of Tom's childhood favourites. He was near tears at one point, but maybe not why you'd expect. This week's episode was recorded at Beatnikz Republic in Manchester's Northern Quarter.

Greetings Two Shot Pod listeners. Thanks a lot for joining us this week. We've had a sit down and brew and a cake with stand-up comic Brennan Reece! We travelled to Ziferblat in Manchester's Northern Quarter to meet Brennan, who was an absolute joy to be around. He's a affable type of guy who commands a room and can't resist an opportunity to bring a smile to your face. You might have seen Brennan doing his thing at the Edinburgh fringe or at one the comedy clubs he's had in stitches over the years. You might have even seen him in one of the acting roles that he's portraying since he was a wee un. Thanks a lot for listening. Hope you enjoy. Get in touch... Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast'  Twitter- @twoshotpod  Instagram- @twoshotpod  If you've enjoyed listening then please click through to https://www.patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus pictures, video and audio in return. Nice one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

At the time of recording, Ben Davies was the Marketing Manager of Ziferblat, a pay-per-minute cafe in Manchester's Northern Quarter that embodies the increasingly flexible approach to work. Now the Marketing Manager at Manchester's digital behemoth MediaChain, we cover the freelance economy, forging your own path and understanding when to stop.

This week I chat to Mel Hudson, manager of Pop Boutique in Manchester's Northern Quarter. Mel showed me around the Oldham Street store, an immense variety of vintage clothing from the 60', 70's and 80's. Mel has worked there for many years and knows every inch of the shop and the vast array of clothing and furniture throughout the store. The Pop Boutique shop first opened in 1994 in the heart of the Northern Quarter. The ground floor is packed with vintage, pop recycled and pop boutique own brand goodies. The basement is huge and full of quirky vintage clothing, furniture and everything a vintage junkie needs to get their fix. Within the building they also have Barbarella for a hair do and the blue daisy café for eats (all made in the basement kitchen) and awesome coffee. So it's retro and vintage all under one roof! Go check it out! Website: www.pop-boutique.com Facebook: Pop Boutique Instagram: Pop Boutique Manchester Instragram for Mel: womanimel

Y'alright. It's Two Shot Pod episode 30 and this week's guest is Mancunian actor and total legend, Steve Evets. We met up with Steve in Ziferblat in Manchester's Northern Quarter on a proper minging Mancunian day, but Steve's stories and Northern authenticity soon warmed us up. You might've seen Steve in Ken Loach's brilliant film 'Looking For Eric' or on 'Rev' 'In The Flesh' or 'Girlfriends' on the telly. He's been in bloody loads.In this hour our or so, Steve talks in depth about his childhood, time in the merchant navy and his first forays into acting. It's literally a blood, guts and all story so get yourself a cuppa on and strap in.Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast' Twitter- @twoshotpod Instagram- @twoshotpod If you've enjoyed listening then please click through to https://www.patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus pictures, video and audio in return. Nice one. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Greetings! Happy New Year! Hope you have been staying nice and warm during this chilly winter season. I know I have! I have a cuddle monster who loves to lay on my lap. My lovely Yorkie. :) This episode of the 1indienation podcast features DJ Dave Law from the UK.  Manchester based DJ and producer Dave Law is one of the new breed of rising Dj's who has made his mark on the Manchester Club scene and now starting to make a big impact on the London Dance scene.Over the years Dave has played at some of the biggest clubs in the world including the world famous Hacienda where he held a residency for 4 years.Others include Sankeys,Tall Trees,Ampersand,Dry Bar,1 Central Street and The Mint Lounge in Manchester,The Brickhouse in London and also travelled as far as New York (Sapphire Lounge,Izzy bar),Korea (Basement,The Dam,Hollywood),Spain Marbella(Puro Bar,Colonial Cafe) Tarifa(Banti,Cafe Del Mar) and Murcia (Vocal Booth Weekender).2008 saw Dave flourish as a producer and many long nights spent in the studio are yielding serious results.In particular his collaboration with Mark Atherton (11AM) and Deanjay,Their tracks are being played worldwide and it clearly wont be long before you're hearing much more from Dave Mark and Dean with a flurry of remixes and singles in the pipeline.With an amazing ability to transform any night he may be Djing at,Dave truly is a Dj who pays attention to what the crowd are really up for,which is a rare talent and his much sought after cds and online mixes have been distributed all over the world and his music is full of quality Deep Soulful House. With superb experience behind him.Dave continues his residency with the infamous TEMPO parties at the Brickhouse in London Manchester Blackpool Nottingham and Leeds plus regular spots with Dave Haslam @ Sweet Sensation/Yellow in Manchester........Also reqular gigs abroad including the recent Vocal Booth weekend in Murcia Spain.In 2011 Dave started up his own brand and night TEMPO with fellow DJ Dean Jacobs......see link below for details http://www.facebook.com/tempopage2012 Dave & Dean Launch Lost Souls in Manchester with guest DJ's Spen & Karizma Jimpster and The Audiowhores.2014 Dave & Dean Launch NUDEEP at the Rhythm Factory London 25th Jan 2014 Dave's bday bash......more dates to follow.2014 Dave Brought his Brand tempo back to Manchester which is now every 2 months in Manchester's Northern Quarter at club Texture see website for details.Every Thursday 5-6pm catch Dave on www.housestationradio.com Every Monday 10-11pm catch Dave on www.beachgrooves.comhttp://www.tempo-nudeep.com/ 1, Jonathan Meyer feat. Anna Cavazos – Can’t Hold Back (Main Mix) 2, Stephanie Mills – Free (The Layabouts Vocal Mix) 3, Neal Conway, Dana Weaver – Fading Away (DJ Spinna Remix) 4, Fred Everything ft Lisa Shaw – Here I Am (Shur I Kan Vocal Mix) 5, Ralf Gum Feat. Monique Bingham – Kissing Strangers (Dj Le Roi & Ray Jones Dub Mix) 6, Imaani Brown – Found My Light (The Layabouts Vocal Mix) 7, Fanatix Feat Sara Divine & Sterling Ensemble – Call On Me 8, Kem – Love Calls (Darryl James Remix) 9, DJ Kemit, Eric Roberson – Fortune Teller (DJ Spinna Galactic Soul Remix) 10, Emkyu feat D.D.B. – Gabrielle (Guy Robin & DJ Leo Mix) 11, Elements of Life feat. Lisa Fischer & Cindy Mizelle – Into my life (DL Edit) 12, Aretha Franklin – Wonderful (Vocal House Remix)   Follow me on instagram @1indienation Follow me on Twitter @ Rachael Download the 1indienation iPhone App in the iTunes store.