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We're back in 2025! Sravan and Tarun break down their most anticipated movies and TV shows of the year—including Superman, Fantastic Four, Mortal Kombat 2, Knives Out 3, and Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning!Which movies are must-watch, and which ones are we skipping? Tune in for a genre-by-genre breakdown and our hottest takes on 2025 cinema!Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/LYlugXflGXgTimestamps:0:00 - Podcast Intro & Welcome Back!0:36 - Late to the Party: Most Anticipated Movies of 20251:54 - Action Genre: Karate Kid, Ballerina & More4:42 - Adventure Picks: Mickey 17, Jurassic World Rebirth, F17:40 - Sci-Fi: Tron Ares, Predator Badlands, Avatar 311:02 - Animation: Zootopia 2, Pixar's Elio, The Smurfs Movie13:29 - Superhero Movies: Superman, Fantastic Four, Thunderbolts17:25 - Horror: Ryan Coogler's Sinners, Megan 2.0, The Conjuring 420:06 - Comedies: Happy Gilmore 2, Freaky Friday Sequel22:43 - TV Shows: Stranger Things 5, White Lotus 3, Daredevil27:25 - Final Thoughts: Most Anticipated Picks & Expectations for 202528:17 - How to Get in Touch + Upcoming Reviews

Whether it's click bait, AOC, or the schedule, #LasVegasRaiders fans have plenty to think about. Join Las Vegas Raiders Insider @HondoCarpenter and the great journalist, Jonny Schopp talking of this and why teams leave the Oak Town for Sin City on this edition of the LVRI on @FansFirstSN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Historian, author and broadcaster Suzannah Lipscomb shines the spotlight on women throughout history who are too often missed from books.  A distinguished historian, Suzannah is Professor Emerita at the University of Roehampton, Senior Member at St Cross College, Oxford, and a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and the Society of Antiquaries.  She has written and edited seven books, most recently, What is History, Now? with Helen Carr, and The Voices of Nîmes: Women, Sex, and Marriage in Reformation Languedoc. She has presents history programmes on the BBC, ITV, More4 and Channel 5, and she hosts the popular Not Just the Tudors podcast from History Hit.  A close friend of the Women's Prize Trust, Suzannah is the chair of judges for the inaugural Women's Prize for Non-Fiction. Suzannah's book choices are: ** Ballet Shoes by Noel Streatfeild ** The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom ** The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri ** The Return of Martin Guerre by Natalie Zemon Davis ** Gaudy Night by Dorothy L. Sayers Vick Hope, multi-award winning TV and BBC Radio 1 presenter, author and journalist, is the host of season seven of the Women's Prize for Fiction Podcast. Every week, Vick will be joined by another inspirational woman to discuss the work of incredible female authors. The Women's Prize is one of the most prestigious literary awards in the world, and they continue to champion the very best books written by women. Don't want to miss the rest of season six? Listen and subscribe now! This podcast is sponsored by Baileys and produced by Bird Lime Media.

Creating your course is the easy part - you know your stuff right? But creating it and selling it is another game. There are many key considerations - pricing tops them all. In this episode, we talk about:1. The Evergreen Value of Digital Mini Courses2. Maximizing Your Mini Course: Duration and Content Considerations3. Selling Your Online Course: Email Launches, FB Ads, and More4. Breaking Down the $47 Challenge Trend5. Creating Passive Income with Your Online Course6. Moving Beyond $47: Offering Substantial Programs for Real Change7. Navigating the Different Pricing Tiers for E-Courses8. Tools and Solutions for Building Successful Online Programs9. Understanding the Market: A Deep Dive into Online Course PricingEpisode Links:Podcast Website: https://www.stephaniefiteni.com/online-coaching/Get support with your course launch and pricing: www.stephaniefiteni.com/call Did you Enjoy this Episode?Follow the Profitable Online Coaching Podcast by Email NEXT STEP?Are you setting up your online coaching business? or scaling up?Need new ways to generate leads and get your online marketing in ship shape?Book your free call here

Get ready for an enlightening journey into the world of genealogy, as Michala and Paul McNeil uncover the critical role of the UK census in tracing family history. They will give you a behind-the-scenes peek at how these in-depth records, dating from as early as 1801, have reshaped our understanding of the past. The watershed moment, of course, was the 1841 census which became a key reference point, providing never-before-seen insights like address and occupation all in one record. Also, don't miss out on the exciting details of The Great British Dig on More4 that Michala is a part of.Hang tight as they dig deeper into the census data from 1861 to 1911 and learn how these records have opened up a unique viewpoint into social mobility, diversity, and family life. You'll be fascinated to discover how these records, especially the digitised 1881 census and the unique handwritten 1911 census, offer unprecedented insights into the past. The pair also reminisce on the 1861 census, the transformative impact of the 1870 Education Act on the 1871 census, and the unique elements that make the 1911 census so special.Finally, focusing on the 1921 UK census, they will explore the social and economic conditions of the working class, unearthing the role of teenage children in household economics. The pair also delve into the reflection of societal changes in the census data, like the recognition of divorce and the key role the 1921 Census played in providing accurate employment information. And the icing on the cake? The 1939 Register is a treasure trove of information providing clues about family movements during the Second World War. So whether you're a history buff, a genealogy enthusiast, or just plain curious, join Paul and Michala as they journey through the past, one census at a time!Click here to read Michala's article on the 1921 Census https://theconversation.com/from-divorcees-to-fuller-classrooms-the-1921-census-of-england-and-wales-depicts-an-era-of-great-change-174993To contact Michala, you can do via her website www.michalahulme.comSupport the show

In this episode we are joined by Nikki Clark and Caroline Dunn to speak about their work on the role of ladies-in-waiting in the medieval and early modern English court. We'll hear their reflections on how the role changed over time and what life was like for these women as well as their thoughts about Queen Camilla's decision to eliminate this position in favour of the new post of ‘companions'.  Dr Nicola Clark is a Senior Lecturer in Early Modern History at the University of Chichester. Her first book, Gender, Family, and Politics: The Howard Women, 1485-1558, was published by Oxford University Press in 2018, and she also writes for public audiences, with work featured in History Today and on the History Extra website. She has spoken about her research at events for Historic Royal Palaces, the National Archives, various schools, and academic institutions, and has recently appeared on television as part of the BBC's The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family, and More4's Royal Scandals. Before coming to Chichester, Nicola taught at the University of Winchester and Royal Holloway College, University of London. She has published widely on women's roles, queenship, the Reformation, and Tudor politics. Twitter: @NikkiClark86 Selected Publications:  Gender, Family, and Politics: The Howard Women, 1485-1558. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018. https://global.oup.com/academic/product/gender-family-and-politics-9780198784814?cc=gb&lang=en&“Queen Katherine Howard: Space and Promiscuity Pre- and Post-Marriage, 1536-1541”, Royal Studies Journal 6.2 (2019), 89-103. https://rsj.winchester.ac.uk/articles/10.21039/rsj.202 Dr Caroline Dunn is a scholar of medieval Europe with a particular focus on women's roles and social networks in late medieval England. Her book, Stolen Women in Medieval England: Rape, Abduction, and Adultery c. 1100-1500 (Cambridge, 2012) offers the first comprehensive overview of women's experiences with ravishment, which ranged from forcible rape to consensual elopement and adultery, during the English Middle Ages. Professor Dunn's current research explores the lady-in-waiting in medieval England. Examining these highborn serving women reveals the nuances of soft power, social influence, and economic resources wielded by women who lacked official authority within political institutions or patriarchal households. Dr. Dunn teaches upper level courses on medieval women, crusades and conquests, aristocratic society, and preindustrial food at Clemson University. She received the Dean's award for teaching excellence in 2011 and the John B. and Thelma A. Gentry Award for teaching excellence in the Humanities in 2019. In 2016 Dr. Dunn co-organized the 5th annual Kings and Queens conference, introducing international scholars to Clemson University for the first time that the gathering was held outside of Europe. Dr Dunn was awarded the 2020 Bonnie Wheeler Fellowship to recognize and advance her scholarship.  Twitter: @SCmedievalist Selected Publications:“Serving Isabella of France, From Queen Consort to Dowager Queen.” In Elite and Royal Households in Medieval and Early Modern Europe. Edited by Theresa Earenfight. Leiden: Brill, 2018."All the Queen's Ladies: Philippa of Hainault's Female Attendants." Journal of Medieval Prosopography 31 (2016), 173-208.Royal Women and Dynastic Loyalty. Edited by Caroline Dunn and Elizabeth Carney. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2018.  

Our Wrapchat team and FNI staff would like to take a moment to mark the sad passing of the brilliant filmmaker, Tom Collins. A fantastic filmmaker and soul. Our thoughts are with all his family at this difficult time, especially our colleague and friend Eibh Collins, RIP. Emer Reynolds is a Director of Film and Documentary and IFTA-winning Film Editor. Emer made her editing feature debut in 1992 with the independent film The Visit and went on to work on films such as The Most Fertile Man in Ireland and The Actors. Emer is a Grierson-nominated feature documentary director and multi-award winning film editor, is based in Dublin, Ireland. 'Here Was Cuba" her documentary directorial debut, which she co-directed with John Murray, It was screened at festivals worldwide, on More4 and was nominated for a Grierson Award 2014. Her most recent solo-directed, award-winning feature documentary "The Farthest" , featuring the amazing Voyager spacecraft- described as "Awe-inspiring.. chills-inducing" Variety, "Dazzling" The New York Times and " Exactly what the World needs right now" LA Times - having scooped three awards including the Audience Award at its premiere in the Dublin International Film Festival, made its international premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival; enjoyed a very successful release in Ireland, the U.K and the U.S, and is still touring international film festivals.  Emer has written and directed four short films and directed the RTE 6 part TV drama series 'Trouble in Paradise'. A five-time IFTA winning editor, her feature credits include 'I Went Down', 'The Actors', 'The Eclipse', and 'Patrick's Day', and documentary work includes 'One Million Dubliners', 'We went to War' and 'Broken Tail'. Joyride (Her Feature Length Drama Debut)  is an upcoming Irish coming-of-age film from a screenplay by Ailbhe Keogan. It had its world premiere at the Galway Film Fleadh on 5 July 2022 and is currently in Cinemas NOW!!!!!!  #SupportIrishFilm Why not Join us for our inaugural all day event at our Members Fni Expo at Griffith College Dublin on Sat 24th September.  All you have to do to attend is join our membership on BuyMeACoffee.com/Fni  FNI Wrapchat is Produced by PBL, Paul Webster and Edited and Mixed by Mark Monks in the heart of Dublin City Centre at the Podcast Studios. https://www.thepodcaststudios.ie/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out Film Network Ireland at https://wearefni.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/filmnetworkireland https://twitter.com/fni_film https://www.instagram.com/filmnetworkireland ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Support Film Network Ireland at BuyMeACoffee.com/fni ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join our mentors initiative with Film Network Ireland at https://wearefni.com/mentors/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our Wrapchat team and FNI staff would like to take a moment to mark the sad passing of the Brilliant Filmmaker Tom Collins. A fantastic filmmaker and soul. Our thoughts are with all his family at this difficult time, especially our colleague and friend Eibh Collins, RIP. Emer Reynolds is a Director of Film and Documentary and IFTA-winning Film Editor. Emer made her editing feature debut in 1992 with the independent film The Visit and went on to work on films such as The Most Fertile Man in Ireland and The Actors. Emer is a Grierson-nominated feature documentary director and multi-award winning film editor, is based in Dublin, Ireland. 'Here Was Cuba" her documentary directorial debut, which she co-directed with John Murray, It was screened at festivals worldwide, on More4 and was nominated for a Grierson Award 2014. Her most recent solo-directed, award-winning feature documentary "The Farthest" , featuring the amazing Voyager spacecraft- described as "Awe-inspiring.. chills-inducing" Variety, "Dazzling" The New York Times and " Exactly what the World needs right now" LA Times - having scooped three awards including the Audience Award at its premiere in the Dublin International Film Festival, made its international premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival; enjoyed a very successful release in Ireland, the U.K and the U.S, and is still touring international film festivals.  Emer has written and directed four short films and directed the RTE 6 part TV drama series 'Trouble in Paradise'. A five-time IFTA winning editor, her feature credits include 'I Went Down', 'The Actors', 'The Eclipse', and 'Patrick's Day', and documentary work includes 'One Million Dubliners', 'We went to War' and 'Broken Tail'. Joyride (Her Feature Length Drama Debut)  is an upcoming Irish coming-of-age film from a screenplay by Ailbhe Keogan. It had its world premiere at the Galway Film Fleadh on 5 July 2022 and is currently in Cinemas NOW!!!!!!  #SupportIrishFilm Why not Join us for our inaugural all day event at our Members Fni Expo at Griffith College Dublin on Sat 24th September.  All you have to do to attend is join our membership on BuyMeACoffee.com/Fni  FNI Wrapchat is Produced by PBL, Paul Webster and Edited and Mixed by Mark Monks in the heart of Dublin City Centre at the Podcast Studios. https://www.thepodcaststudios.ie/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out Film Network Ireland at https://wearefni.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/filmnetworkireland https://twitter.com/fni_film https://www.instagram.com/filmnetworkireland ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Support Film Network Ireland at BuyMeACoffee.com/fni ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join our mentors initiative with Film Network Ireland at https://wearefni.com/mentors/

To kick off season six, I'm sharing a live edition that I recorded recently at Sundance London - an offshoot of the Sundance Film Festival that takes place every January in Utah - with the legend that is Tabitha Jackson, the outgoing Director of the Sundance Film Festival. Tabitha was announced as the new Festival Director in January 2020,  meaning that her first two festivals had to deal with the ramifications of Covid-19, as well as a reckoning around racial justice.  Her appointment came off the back of seven years as the Director of the Institute's Documentary Film Program. Tabitha has over 20 years experience in the documentary and non-fiction field, having served as Commissioning Editor of Arts at Channel 4, as well as the Editor of More4 where she ran the day-to-day operations for the UK's sixth largest digital channel including running the two key areas of original programming True Stories and More 4 Arts.  Of her commitment to the continuation of Sundance's values, Tabitha has said “By fiercely holding space for independent perspectives and media created outside the mainstream market, we as a community can spark new narratives, protect bold critiques of power, and deepen our understanding of what is possible. It has never been more essential.”  Our conversation kicked off the 4-day industry programme and it was a really special moment, not just to share a stage with someone who I have greatly admired for a while now and who brings such grace and courage and clarity to her work, but to do something like this in association with Sundance London. Sundance is a festival I have LOVED for well over a decade. I have long combed their programme and made lists of all things I want to watch when they get a UK release and so it was a real privilege to get an insight into the ambitions and considerations behind that festival and that organisation via Tabitha. As ever, I hope you get something from this chat.  This is episode 111 of Best Girl Grip.

In this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Keith Brymer Jones (@keith brymerjones)   Keith Brymer Jones is a British potter and ceramic designer, known for his homeware Word Range with retro lettering and punk motifs. In 2015, he debuted as an expert judge alongside Kate Malone on BBC2's The Great Pottery Throw Down where his readiness to shed tears at the contestants' work attracted comment. He has continued his role and remained as judge when the programme transferred to More4 in 2020.   At the age of 11, the London-born Brymer Jones made his first pottery object – an owl. It was then that he knew he wanted to be a potter and, after a brief stint as the lead singer of British punk band The Wigs, he became an apprentice for Harefield Pottery in London. This is where he learnt to make modern ceramics. After his apprenticeship, Brymer Jones started out hand-making ceramics for retailers including Conran Group, Habitat, Barneys New York, Monsoon, Laura Ashley and Heal's. He began to develop the Word Range for the first time; he was originally attracted to words because of their shapes, as he is dyslexic. Brymer Jones describes working with clay, shape and form as a natural affinity, as a result of his condition.   Brymer Jones also works as Head of Design for MAKE International. In this role he collaborates with other designers including Jane Foster, Scion Living, Hokolo and Becky Baur.   For more information on the work of Keith Brymer Jones go to https://www.keithbrymerjones.com/   To Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofarts   For full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.ministryofarts.org Email: ministryofartsorg@gmail.com Social Media: @ministryofartsorg

Richard Coles and Nikki Bedi are joined by Evanna Lynch who was a Harry Potter superfan who developed anorexia aged 11. Whilst having treatment, her beloved Harry Potter books provided an escape, particularly the dreamy, independent character of Luna Lovegood in the fifth book. When the film came around amazingly she won the role, and Evanna played Luna for the remaining four films. She joins us. A few years ago, Hamza Yassin went on holiday to a remote Scottish peninsula. He never left. He is now an acclaimed wildlife cameraman who loves to spread his enthusiasm for the natural world with a series on CBeebies and a new series on More4. Asma Elbadawi led a four-year campaign to overturn a ban on hijabs in women's basketball. Now a performance poet, she joins us. In 2016, vet Rob Pope decided to to copy Forrest Gump and run across America. During his journey Pope became the living embodiment of the Tom Hanks character: long scraggly beard, Bubba Gump's baseball hat and all. By the time he finished, 422 days later, he'd crossed the United States more than four times, covering a distance in excess of 25,000km – the equivalent of 600 marathons – and become the first person to trace the whole Gump route. Lady Anne Glenconner chooses her Inheritance Tracks: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, The Platters and Nimrod, Edward Elgar, and we have your Thank you. Producer: Corinna Jones

After Sarah's recent appearance on Prue Leith's More4 show, Prue's Great Gardening Plot, it's an absolute delight to host Prue on this week's fascinating episode of ‘grow, cook, eat, arrange'.We're given an insight into Prue's gardening and the work that's happened behind the scenes to create the dazzling spaces we see on her TV programme, how she's made the most of challenging Cotswold clay with glamourous tulips & gorgeous roses, and Prue's marvellous, ongoing support for better catering in hospitals.The latter part of this episode does contain a deep and sensitive discussion about recent developments around dignity in dying, so listener discretion is advised.In this episode, discover:How Prue transformed a farmyard into a sprawling orchardPicking prolific plants that thrive in difficult soil & challenging conditionsFascinating tales from the recent series' of The Great British Bake OffPrue's remarkable advocacy for a revolution in hospital cateringPhoto by Geoff Pugh.View all products mentioned and find further advice from Sarah: https://bit.ly/3f2DFiH Follow Sarah: https://bit.ly/3jDTvBpFollow Arthur: https://bit.ly/3jxSKK5Follow Prue Leith: https://www.instagram.com/prueleith/Watch Prue's Great Garden Plot on demand: https://www.channel4.com/programmes/prues-great-garden-plotOrder Sarah's new book: https://bit.ly/2TWHJczOrder Arthur's new book: https://bit.ly/3xOov7HShop on the Sarah Raven Website: http://bit.ly/3jvbaeuGet in touch: info@sarahraven.com

What do you do, when your mother is in a spot of bother? You run to help…of course! That’s the situation the Countryfile and former One Show presenter Matt Baker found himself in last summer, when his mum Janice had a serious accident with some sheep, and was unable to continue with the day to day running of the family farm in the Durham Hills. Their story is documented in a four part series currently on More4 called Matt Baker: Our Farm in the Dales. Emma speaks to Janice and Matt. It's been announced that thousands of new, expectant or bereaved mothers will receive help and support for mental health problems through dozens of new dedicated hubs which are being set up across England. The hubs will bring together maternity services, reproductive health and psychological therapy under one roof as part of the NHS Long Term Plan. Around 6,000 women will receive care and treatment for a wide range of mental health issues from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after giving birth to others with a severe fear of childbirth. Emma gets reactions to the news from Sarah Hughes, Chief Executive of campaigning charity Centre for Mental Health and Dr Alain Gregoire, President of the Maternal Mental Health Alliance. Another statue of a strong woman has made the headlines. Last year it was Mary Wollstonecraft. Now it's Greta Thunberg. A statue of the 18 year old environmentalist was unveiled in Winchester last week but some think it's a waste of money. Emma is joined by Christine Charlesworth, the statue's creator, who's not only made Greta during lockdown but two other British feminist icons as well. Susan Spindler's first novel Surrogate tells the story of Ruth who, at the age of 54, volunteers to carry a baby for her daughter, who has just had her seventh miscarriage. But how selfless is Ruth's kind offer? She has done all of the research, taken the hormones, done the tests, thought of everything. What she doesn't know is how being her daughter's surrogate will make her feel and the upheaval it will cause in all of her relationships. Susan tells Emma how she researched the story.

Intro: Movies, Vinyls, Weather0:00-4:07What's Poppin: Actors, New Movies & More4:08-28:25Blood, Sweat & Tiers: Fast Food Rankings28:26-51:58Watching Movies With The Sound On: Nomadland, WandaVision Episode 7, Others52:00-1:05:19Oscar Talk: Screenplays1:05:10-1:10:20Grinds My Gears1:10:21-1:19:00

In the latest edition of the Geektown Behind The Scenes podcast, I sat down to interview Jefferson Friedman, composer of the score for DC Universe's 'Harley Quinn' series, and co-composer on the brilliant medical drama ‘New Amsterdam’.Jefferson is a multi-award winning composer, who has composed classical music which has been performed throughout the United States and abroad. Since 2014 he has been working in LA across film and tv providing scores for shows such as 'Powerless', 'Wet Hot American Summer', and his latest projects - 'Harley Quinn', and ‘New Amsterdam’ which he co-composes with his friend Craig Wedren.The 'Harley Quinn' series, which has recently been picked up in the UK by E4, follows Harley’s adventures after she breaks up with the Joker and strikes out on her own in this new adult animated comedy. With the help of Poison Ivy and a ragtag crew of DC castoffs, Harley tries to earn a seat at the biggest table in villainy: the Legion of Doom. The cast is led by ‘Big Bang Theory’s Kaley Cuoco who voices Harley and is backed up by an impressive list of talent. Lake Bell (‘BoJack Horseman’, ‘Boston Legal’) provides the voice for Poison Ivy, with Diedrich Bader (‘Veep’, ‘BoJack Horseman’) voicing Batman, and Alan Tudyk (‘Rogue One’, ‘Firefly’), voicing both Joker and Basil Karlo, aka Clayface. Be warned, this is very much a "not safe for work or children" trailer below!'New Amsterdam', which premieres on Amazon Prime in the UK, with further airings on More4, is a unique medical drama starring Ryan Eggold (‘The Blacklist’) as the brilliant and charming Dr. Max Goodwin, the institution’s newest medical director, who sets out to tear up the bureaucracy and provide exceptional care. How can he help? Well, the doctors and staff have heard this before. Not taking “no” for an answer, Dr. Goodwin must disrupt the status quo and prove he will stop at nothing to breathe new life into this understaffed, underfunded and underappreciated hospital – the only one in the world capable of treating Ebola patients, prisoners from Rikers and the president of the United States under one roof – and return it to the glory that put it on the map.In the interview, Jefferson discusses writing a 'Harley Quinn' score which fits the manic nature of the character, along with finding themes appropriate for the supporting cast. This raises questions such as "what do plants sound like?" for Poison Ivy, or "how do you get an underwater sound?" for Aquaman. We also talk about working with scoring partner Craig Wedren on 'New Amsterdam', and creating a sound which is as unique and different for a medical drama as the show itself. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Custard TV Podcast is the TV podcast for TV lovers from TV obsessives. This week Luke and Matt are joined by Sarah Hughes of The Guardian to review the return of Line of Duty on BBC One. New Amazon Original Hanna, E4's comedy Dead Pixels and the return of legal drama The Good Fight on More4.As a guest on the show, Sarah takes on the ultimate TV Quiz in 'BoxMaster' and we discuss the TV boxsets that we've watched over and over.TIME STAMPS00:11.41 REVIEW - Hanna - Episode 1 (Amazon Video)00:21.02 REVIEW - Line Of Duty - Episode 1 (BBC1/BBC iPlayer)00:30.44- REVIEW - The Good Fight - Episode 1 (More4/All4)00:30.57 - REVIEW - Dead Pixels - Episode 1 (E4/All4)00:43.13 - BoxMaster - The Ultimate TV Quiz

The Custard TV Podcast is the TV podcast for TV lovers from TV obsessives. This week Luke and Matt are joined by Sarah Hughes of The Guardian to review the return of Line of Duty on BBC One. New Amazon Original Hanna, E4's comedy Dead Pixels and the return of legal drama The Good Fight on More4. As a guest on the show, Sarah takes on the ultimate TV Quiz in 'BoxMaster' and we discuss the TV boxsets that we've watched over and over. TIME STAMPS 00:11.41 REVIEW - Hanna - Episode 1 (Amazon Video) 00:21.02 REVIEW - Line Of Duty - Episode 1 (BBC1/BBC iPlayer) 00:30.44- REVIEW - The Good Fight - Episode 1 (More4/All4) 00:30.57 - REVIEW - Dead Pixels - Episode 1 (E4/All4) 00:43.13 - BoxMaster - The Ultimate TV Quiz

Simon kicks off February with a range of TV movies for you to enjoy on a cold night in.1st February 2019 – Films on TVFridayKick-Ass (2009)9.00pm – 11.25pm5STARSaturdaySkyfall (2012)9.00pm –11.50pmITV2SundayA Matter of Life and Death (1946)1.50pm – 3.55pmBBC2MondayJason Bourne (2016)9.00pm – 11.25pm4sevenTuesdayAnthropoid (2016)9.00pm – 11.25pmFilm4WednesdayFury (2014)9.00pm – 11.40pm5 SpikeThursdayTwelve Years a Slave (2013)9.00pm – 11.40pmMore4

Simon thumbed through the TV guide to find his best choice for you of movies on free-to-air TV for this week, see what he has in store and have a listen to the podcast for more on box office movies, and new releases in the cinema!Friday Sexy Beast (2000)10.55pm – 12.40am Film4 Saturday Rob Roy (1995)9.00pm – 11.50pm Sony Movie Channel Sunday Dr No (1962)2.15pm – 4.30pm ITV Monday Prince of Tides (1991)9.00pm – 11.45pm Paramount Movie Channel Tuesday In Bruges (2008)11.15pm – 1.25am Film4   Wednesday Assault on Precinct 13 (1976)10.45pm – 12.45am Film4 Thursday Unbroken (2014)9.00pm – 11.45pm More4

Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Actor and debut feature film maker Mark Gillis joins Giles Alderson and Dan Richardson on the filmmakers podcast to chat making his new indie drama Sink which is released on Friday Oct 12 2018 We also talk about screenwriting and the different processes we all use, having vital rehearsals before you shoot, first time directing, raising finance, kickstarter troubles, casting a real father and son, having no budget to pay people and the cast and crew working for deferred fees and the issue of post on a low budget indie film About Mark Gillis Mark began his career with the comedy act 76a touring extensively as a writer and performer whilst writing for Radio 4s topical comedy show Week Ending. He has combined writing performing and directing ever since. As an actor he most recently played Agrippa in the Chichester production of Antony & Cleopatra with Sex and the City's Kim Cattrall. Television and Film includes: Silent Witness, Eastenders, Holby, The Brittas Empire, The Bill, Emmerdale, Grange Hill, Absolute Hell, Prick, Jean Moulin, Either/Or, Going Home feature An Ideal Husband and new channel 4 comedy Lee And Dean which is on More4 now. He produced the short film Either/Or and has written and directed the short films Landing' and ‘A Quiet Drink which was funded and produced by UK Film Council. Two of his feature length screenplays have been optioned and are now in development. LINKS SINK website: http://www.sinklondon.com/ Sink on Twitter @SINKlondon WORLD OF DARKNESS: Watch the Doc here Follow US on Twitter @filmmakerspod @Food4ThoughtDoc @gilesalderson @35mmdop @Cjamesdirect @FangedUpFilm @thedaremovie Part of the www.podfixnetwork.com Recorded at Just Voices Studio www.justvoicesagency.com

On the Geektown Radio podcast this week we have all the usual tv news and UK tv premiere date information, plus we have an exclusive chat with the Cinematographer for ‘Berlin Station’ & ‘Counterpart’, Hagen Bogdanski.Hagen Bogdanski is a German-born and based cinematographer, whose previous work includes the movies 'Young Victoria', 'The Life Of Others' and a whole host of German language tv shows and films. His most recent film project saw him work with 'Sons Of Anarchy's' Charlie Hunnam and 'Mr. Robot’s' Rami Malek on the acclaimed period thriller 'Papillion'.Over on the tv side, he has been working as the cinematographer for sci-fi drama 'Counterpart' starring JK Simmons, which comes to STARZPlay at the end of September in the UK, and cinematographer & director on 'Berlin Station', which is coming to More4 later this Autumn. From acclaimed author Olen Steinhauer (‘The Tourist’, ‘All The Old Knives’) ‘Berlin Station’ is a contemporary spy drama that follows the activities of CIA operatives on a global stage amid investigations of moles, terrorists, corrupt politicians and more. Transitioning from his job as a CIA analyst in the US, cerebral officer Daniel Miller’s (Richard Armitage – ‘Hannibal’, ‘Strike Back’, ‘The Hobbit’) new mission puts him undercover at the agency’s Berlin branch, tasked with sorting out messy cases involving damaging leaks, whistle-blowers, terrorism and more. Mentored by jaded veteran officer Hector DeJean (Rhys Ifans – ‘Snowden’, ‘Elementary’) Daniel learns the disorderly world of fieldwork means dealing with deception, danger and moral compromises. As he dives deeper into the German capital’s hall of mirrors and discovers conspiracies that lead back to Washington, D.C., he wonders if anyone can ever be the same after a posting to Berlin.Also On This Week's Show:Our film reviewer Gray returns to the co-host so we chat about games we've been playing, tv shows and films we've been watching since he was last on.We take a look at all the latest tv & film news, including renewals & cancellations, the ‘Party Of Five’ reboot, 'The Witcher' casting, and DC's 'Swamp Thing'.We give you our recommendations for upcoming TV in the next 7 days. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amanda will be appearing at the show on Sunday 3rd June. Amanda Lamb is one of the UK's most recognised lifestyle and property presenters. Her latest series, Selling Houses with Amanda Lamb is in it's third series on More4. Amanda also recently presented Beat My Build for Channel 4 and is probably best known as the presenter of the phenomenally successful A Place in the Sun which she presented for 5 years and as the face of Scottish Widows, a relationship that lasted for 10 years. Other TV accolades include You Deserve This House for Channel 4, My Flatpack Home and What the Neighbours Did for UKTV Home, Market Kitchen for UKTV, Family Supercooks for UKTV Food and she is also a regular on The Wright Stuff on Five. Amanda has a range of luggage and travel bags and accessories with QVC and writes regularly for A Place in the Sun Magazine as well as often speaking at live events including the Ideal Home Show and A Place in the Sun Live. Amanda has two young daughters and as a family loves nothing more than spending time in the Great British outdoors, she's passionate about Devon and Cornwall, loves coastal walking and all facets of property history.

Friday 26th January - Simon's pick of films for the weekFridaySleepy Hollow (1999)9.00pm – 11.10pm5STARSaturdayThe Diary of Anne Frank (1959)1.30pm – 4.15pmBBC2SundayHow to train your dragon (2010)4.55pm – 6.40pmChannel 4MondayTransformers: Dark of the Moon (2011)8.00pm – 11.05pmE4TuesdayEast is East (1999)9.00pm – 11.00pmMore4WednesdayA Walk in the Woods (2015)9.00pm – 11.05pmFilm4ThursdayThunderball (1965)9.00pm – 11.40pmITV4

2nd February 2018Simon's pick of films on TV for this week!FridayLucy (2014)9.00pm – 10.45pmFilm4SaturdaySuffragette (2015)9.00pm – 11.10pmChannel 4SundayJane Eyre (1943)2.10pm – 3.45pmBBC2MondayThe Silence of the Lambs (1991)10.00pm – 12.25amChannel 5TuesdaySlumdog Millionaire (2008)9.00pm – 11.30pmMore4WednesdayThe Dressmaker (2015)9.00pm – 11.20pmFilm4ThursdayDiary of a Teenage Girl (2015)10.45pm – 12.50pmFilm4

Simon was in the studio again to talk at length about the 10 top movies in the box office as well as his choice of free-to-air TV for the coming week:FridayIdiocracy (2006)9.00pm – 10.40pmFilm4SaturdaySicario (2015)9.00pm – 11.25pmChannel 4SundayThe Sting (1973)11.00pm – 1.30amITV3MondayThe Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010)8.00pm – 10.15pmE4TuesdayThe Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011)9.00pm – 11.30pmMore4WednesdayThe Madness of King George (1995)7.50pm – 10.00pmFilm4+1ThursdayPulp Fiction (1994)9.00pm – 12.00amFilm4

Rejuvenated by the Christmas break and New Year celebrations, Simon talked in his most animated fashion about films!! Can you believe it.His picks for the week on free-to-air TV are:FridayPlatoon (1986)9.00pm – 12.35amITV4SaturdayThe Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)5.25pm – 9.00pmITV2SundayMr Holmes (2014)6.20pm – 8.00pmBBC2MondayScarface (1983)10.00pm – 1.25amITV4TuesdayTwelve Years a Slave (2013)9.00pm – 11.40pmMore4WednesdayPayback (1998)9.00pm – 11.05pmITV4ThursdayThe Adjustment Bureau (2010)6.55pm – 9.00pmITV4

The Vote is a comedy set in a polling station on election night, performed live at the Donmar Warehouse and simultaneously broadcast on More4. Starring Mark Gatiss, Judi Dench, Catherine Tate and nearly 40 more actors, can it have a life after we announce our verdict? Bapsi Sidhwa's novel The Crow Eaters is a classic of Pakistani writing; a darkly humorous tale of a family in Lahore in the early 1900s. fans include Salman Rushdie, Hanif Kureishi and Fatima Bhutto. What will our panel make of it? The French film Girlhood tells the story of the lives of a group of young black Parisiennes; a group notably underrepresented in French cinema. Does this film do something original with the idea? We look at a couple of works at this year's Brighton Festival on an avian theme: Dawn Chorus, humans reproducing birdsong and Murmuration looking at birdwatching and spying Grace and Frankie is a new comedy series starring Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin as two septuagenarians who are surprised when their husbands announce that they're gay and intend to marry each other. Image: Mark Gatiss as Steven Crosswell in The Vote, Donmar Warehouse Photo Credit: Johan Persson.

Hello and welcome to a special episode of the Anarchaeologist podcast, today's show stars James Dilly, Kim Bidduph and Paul Carmichael. We are talking about Time team! We talk about what time team is and our fond memories of it, James reveals his special connections to Time Team, and we look at the future of what an archaeological show can be like.   Paul gives us an insight into the world of broadcasting and what hurdles future shows may face; so if you are interested this episode is for you!     We also talk about the Time Team Campaign on Change.org run by time team fans,   "Mick Aston sadly passed away on 24th June 2013, He featured in 19 out of 20 Series of the popular programme Time Team. We think it would be really nice and fitting to pay #Respect to the late Mick Aston via doing a Special 'One-Off' DIG in memory of him at a location Mick would have loved! We know More4 are to air old episodes of Time Team in tribute of Mick on July 13th 2013, But us Time Team Fans would like to see a Special 'One Last Dig' for Mick. Thank You, Lee Brady"     Links Twitter James Dilley Kim Buddulph  Paul Carmichael   Facebook Time Team Campaign 

Hello and welcome to a special episode of the Anarchaeologist podcast, today's show stars James Dilly, Kim Bidduph and Paul Carmichael. We are talking about Time team! We talk about what time team is and our fond memories of it, James reveals his special connections to Time Team, and we look at the future of what an archaeological show can be like.   Paul gives us an insight into the world of broadcasting and what hurdles future shows may face; so if you are interested this episode is for you!     We also talk about the Time Team Campaign on Change.org run by time team fans,   "Mick Aston sadly passed away on 24th June 2013, He featured in 19 out of 20 Series of the popular programme Time Team. We think it would be really nice and fitting to pay #Respect to the late Mick Aston via doing a Special 'One-Off' DIG in memory of him at a location Mick would have loved! We know More4 are to air old episodes of Time Team in tribute of Mick on July 13th 2013, But us Time Team Fans would like to see a Special 'One Last Dig' for Mick. Thank You, Lee Brady"     Links Twitter James Dilley Kim Buddulph  Paul Carmichael   Facebook Time Team Campaign 

This week Libby Purves is joined by Carol Mellin, Steve Walker, Lucy Bailey and Molly Birnbaum. Carol Mellin is a sheep farmer and sheep dog trainer. She is competing in the 4th International Sheep Dog Society World Trials, taking place on the Lowther Estate, near Penrith in Cumbria. A total of 240 dogs and their handlers from twenty-three competing nations will take part. It will be shown on More4 this week. Steve Walker is Programme Director of the Ley Community in Oxfordshire, a successful drug rehabilitation centre, where he was treated in the late 1980s and early 1990s. His book 'Steve: Unwanted' tells of his life as a drug addict and dealer before his life was turned around, and saved, by the Ley Community. Steve: Unwanted is published by Short Books. Lucy Bailey is joint Artistic Director of the Print Room which she founded with Anda Winters in 2008. It took them three years to convert a small fifties warehouse into a simple flexible theatre space, seating under one hundred people. This autumn they are joining forces with the Young Vic to stage a double bill of Harold Pinter's work - One for the Road and his black comedy Victoria Station. Molly Birnbaum was an aspiring chef studying at cookery school in America when she was badly injured in a road accident. As a result, she lost her sense of smell. In her book 'Season to Taste', she looks at the science behind olfaction and tells how she gradually rediscovered the scented world. 'Season to Taste' is published by Granta. Producer: Chris Paling.