Podcast appearances and mentions of pete strong

On this episode of Bad Dads Film Review, the team reviews This Is England (2006), Shane Meadows' raw, semi-autobiographical coming-of-age drama starring Thomas Turgoose, Stephen Graham, Vicky McClure, Joe Gilgun, Andrew Shim, Rosamund Hanson, and Jack O'Connell.In this episodeRecording outside the man cave in brutal heat, with England playing later and possible background birdsReturning to Shane Meadows after the dads' love for Dead Man's ShoesMeadows writing from lived experience and Shaun Field as a loose version of the young Shane MeadowsThe film's 1983 setting: Falklands aftermath, Thatcher-era mood, working-class Midlands anonymity, and immaculate period detailShaun's grief over his father's death and the brutal school bullying around his clothesThe infamous Mini joke, the playground fight, and Reegs' detour into the real-world Mini passenger recordWoody's gang as surrogate family: underpass tea, derelict-house “hunting”, haircuts, boots, braces, and the gifted Ben ShermanSkinhead culture before the racist takeover: ska, soul, punk, clothes, belonging, and styleSmell, the shed snog, New Romantic fashion, and the very awkward age-gap discussionCombo's entrance from prison and the immediate tonal shift from funny coming-of-age story to something threateningStephen Graham's performance as Combo: vulnerable, pathetic, charismatic, manipulative, racist, and terrifyingCombo gaslighting Woody, exploiting Shaun's Falklands grief, and splitting the gangThe National Front meeting: respectable presentation, simple blame politics, Frank Harper's speaker, and Gadget's “NASHNIL” spellingShaun's corruption under Combo: racist intimidation, the corner-shop robbery, and the stolen language of national prideLol rejecting Combo and the emotional humiliation that turns outward into violenceMilky and Combo bonding over music and roots before Combo's jealousy eruptsThe brutal beating of Milky, Shaun being forced to watch, and Combo's immediate collapse into remorseShaun throwing the St George's flag into the sea as a rejection of the racist version of EnglandThe continuing relevance of the film's politics from 1983 to 2006 to nowStrong recommendations for the follow-up series: This Is England '86, '88, and '90Bad Dads consensusSidey: Strong recommend — sees it as at least a 9/10 and reads the final flag moment as Shaun rejecting the National Front's corrupted version of England.Pete: Strong recommend — praises the film's lived-in authenticity, performances, and the follow-up series; still holds Dead Man's Shoes as a 10/10 comparison point.Reegs: Strongly positive — highlights the bleakness, the current relevance of the racist rhetoric, and Stephen Graham's frighteningly layered work.Cris: Engaged with the period detail, humour, and discomfort of the film's tonal shift, particularly once Combo arrives.Final takeThis Is England begins as a warm, funny, scruffy story about a lonely boy finding friends, then slowly reveals how easily grief and poverty can be weaponised by people offering simple enemies and ugly certainty. It is beautifully observed, brilliantly acted, deeply uncomfortable, and still horribly relevant.You can now text us anonymously to leave feedback, suggest future content or simply hurl abuse at us. We'll read out any texts we receive on the show. Click here to try it out!We love to hear from our listeners! By which I mean we tolerate it. If it hasn't been completely destroyed yet you can usually find us on twitter @dads_film, on Facebook Bad Dads Film Review, on email at baddadsjsy@gmail.com or on our website baddadsfilm.com. Until next time, we remain... Bad Dads

On this episode of the Working Perspectives Podcast Weekend Pop-in the gang tackle the tuff subjects. They start of the show by simultaneously reviewing last weeks episode with Navy Seal Sean Day while at the same time talking about the world of professional wrestling. The gang then go full tilt on pro wrestling and eventually get into a heated debate about the popularity of wrestling in the 90's. After that Strong Stem Steve shares a story about a trip to an Italian restaurant in south Philly. The team moves on to discover Diana's love for limp bizkit. After discussing limp Bizkit the team give a send off into the sunset and the weekend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   New Episodes every Tuesday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   I know no one reads this but i have to put this anyway so if you do read this then please please please Like, Share, Rate and Subscribe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!    

On this episode of the Working Perspectives Podcast Weekend Pop-in Old Uncle Matty, Party Boy and Strong Stem start the show off by going over last weeks episode featuring Amber Stiner. They discuss how important it was to spread Amber's message about autoimmune and the work she is doing with it. Steve informed us that he learned something from the episode and will never put cupcakes in the fridge again. The trio then move on to previewing next weeks episode featuring former Navy Seal Sean Day. The guys are super duper excited for this episode and all of them show great enthusiasm about the content of the episode. The team goes birdwalking for a bit after that and discuss Sean Day's older brother Mike Day's book called Perfectly Wounded (like listed below). They share some stories from the book and give it an outstanding review and encourage everyone to check it out. Finally the gang send us off into the sunset with their thoughts on last weeks fight and go out with a bang to the tune of the National Anthem!!!!!!!!!   GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   Link to Mike Day's Book Perfectly Wounded (available on audible also):   https://www.amazon.com/Perfectly-Wounded-Memoir-Happens-Miracle/dp/1538701839   New Episodes Every Tuesday!!!!!!!!!!!!!   Don't be a communist bastard and Like, Share, Rate and Subscribe!!!!!!!!!!!!    

On this Episode of the Working Perspectives Podcast Weekend Pop-in Old Uncle Matty is joined by Party Boy Pete, Strong Stem Steve and Dangerous Diana to talk about everything. The team starts out by discussing last weeks show featuring Marine Recon Master Sergeant Nicolas Galante. The Gang discusses the infamous letter that Matt wrote Nick in 2005 and also go over Nicks good looks and early life in the Marine Corps. The team then gives a little Preview of next weeks episode which is The Nicolas Galante Episode Part 2. The Gang then shares some stories and discuss Olympic wrestling before sending us off into the sunset with some recommendations!!!!!!!!!!   New Episodes every Tuesday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   Please Please Please Like, Share, Rate and Subscribe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

On this episode of the Working Perspectives Podcast Weekend Pop-in the gang starts off by reviewing the most recent episode featuring Tommy Romeo. After rehashing some of the best parts of the show the team then gives us a preview of next weeks episode featuring Breanna Hitchens. Diana then shows up informing us of her near to death experience while driving threw a tornado. The team then torture's Diana about her trip to "Longwood Guttins" . Finally the crew sends us off into the weekend with some recommendations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   New Episodes Every Tuesday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   Please Please Please Like, Share, Rate and Subscribe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Interview mit Peter Stark, Personaltrainer und Student, der mit seinen jungen Jahren bereits sehr viel Trainings- (10+ Jahre) und Wettkampf-Erfahrung (jährlich 2015-2018) aufweist. Er ist nicht nur als Bodybuilding-Wettkampf-Athlet erfolgreich, sondern hat auch bereits mehrere Kunden/Athleten erfolgreich auf die Bühne begleitet. Unter seine Erfolgen sind unter anderem der Vize-Natural-Weltmeistertitel bei den WNBF Junioren 2017, Österreichischer Junioren Meister im Bodybuilding bei der IFBB-Austria und Teilnehmer bei der EVLS Prag Show. 0:20 Vorstellung Peter 2:00 Wettkampferfahrungen von Peter 10:50 Stellenwert des Posings im Bodybuilding 13:55 Wettkampf WNBF 21:55 Phase nach dem Wettkampf 25:45 Was aus dem Wettkampfbodybuilding gelernt wurde 28:55 Erfahrungen/Learnings für zukünftige Vorbereitungen 34:00 Erfahrungen/Entwicklung vom Training Peter Stark Mehr Infos/Kontakt unter: https://www.instagram.com/petestrongmotivation/ https://www.facebook.com/PeterStarkStrongLiving/ Alexander Krump - Online/Physique Coach Infos/Kontakt untner: http://www.coachalexanderkrump.at/ https://www.instagram.com/coachalexanderkrump/

Pete Strong is a writer, poet and comedic performer based in Brighton. He talks about how he got into performing and stand-up comedy, the moment he began telling the truth onstage, and the important relationship between what he makes and mental health and self-care. His new show 'Shame' runs at the 2018 Brighton Fringe 20th-24th May. 'SHAME' BY PETE STRONG www.brightonfringe.org/whats-on/shame-125189/ PETE'S RECOMMENDATIONS Reading: - Octavia Butler's Parable series - A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson - The Tao of Pooh by Benjamin Hoff. Watching: - Marvel's Agents of Shield Experience: - Simon Munnery - The Wreath www.showandtelluk.com/event/simon-mu…in-progress-2/ - Bridget Riley www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/20…chedelic-energy - Austin Osman Spare creators.vice.com/en_us/article/xw…st-hitler-london Listen: - North Sea Radio Orchestra - Julian Cope - Coil - Cardiacs FOLLOW PETE Twitter: mobile.twitter.com/petestrong Creative Loving Spirit is produced by Paul Macauley. You can find out more about this and other things he makes at: www.paulmacauley.net The music in this podcast is taken from 'In Between The Blinks' by Gudjohr, used with kind permission. Check out this excellent album here: https://gudjohr.bandcamp.com

DEMOCRACY! HELL YEAH!  Adam Lindsay is joined by Dougie Walker, Tom Skelton and Pete Strong for the perfect fusion of politics and sport.  Can they put together a cabinet of sports stars who’d outperform whichever numpties get elected into office in May?  The panel also catch up with the greatest and worst teams in the […]

Adam Lindsay is joined by Dougie Walker and Pete Strong to discuss the week’s hottest sports topics – Should doping be a criminal offence?  Has the final weekend of the 6 Nations proved the northern hemisphere sides do have a chance of winning the Rugby World Cup? What are the worst motivational techniques used in […]

Adam Lindsay is joined by Pete Strong, Stuart Duggan and Andy Platt for this year’s Christmas special. Who should receive Talking Balls’ Christmas miracle? Who’ll win Sports Personality of the Year 2015? What are the worst presents given in sport? The panel also take a look at national sports, and find out why Liverpool didn’t […]

Adam Lindsay is joined by Pete Strong, Alex Petrovic and Matt Ayre to discuss the week’s hottest sports topics – Would fan ownership actually work in English football?  How moral should sport be?  Is this set to be the most boring Premier League title race ever? Who are the most dangerous owners in sport?  Plus, […]