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Today's slow drag is with “Lip Service,” from “This Year's Model,” released in 1978. The songwriting is credited to Elvis Costello. . . . Show Notes: Appreciation written, produced, and narrated by Remedy Robinson, MA/MFA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/slow_drag_remedy/ Bluesky Social: https://bsky.app/profile/indoorfirewords.bsky.social Email: slowdragwithremedy@gmail.com Transcription: https://slowdragwithremedy.weebly.com Podcast music by https://www.fesliyanstudios.com Rate this Podcast: https://ratethispodcast.com/slowdrag “Elvis Costello Wiki Resource, Podcasts” https://www.elviscostello.info/wiki/index.php?title=Podcasts References: Elvis Costello Wiki Resource, “Lip Service” https://www.elviscostello.info/wiki/index.php?title=Lip_Service “Lip Service” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE6oRbX4CLc “Grice's Maxims” https://www.sas.upenn.edu/~haroldfs/dravling/grice.html “Sharp Practice” meaning: https://www.collinsdictionary.com/us/dictionary/english/sharp-practice Purchase “The Most Terrible Time in My Life…Ends Thursday” Listen to the audiobook for free at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq7n1pN8D1Y "Lip Service" Lyrics You left the motor running But I know you're so attractive Getting in some sharp practice You better not do anything reckless But if everybody is going through the motions Everybody is going through the motions Are you really only going through the motions? Lip service is all you'll ever get from me Lip service is all you'll ever get from me Lip service is all you'll ever get from me But if you change your mind You can send it in a letter to me Don't make any sudden movements These are dangerous amusements When did you become so choosy Don't act like you're above me, just look at your shoes But if everybody is going through the motions Everybody is going through the motions Are you really only going through the motions? Lip service is all you'll ever get from me Lip service is all you'll ever get from me Lip service is all you'll ever get from me But if you change your mind You can send it in a letter to me But if you change your mind You can send it in a letter to me But if you change your mind You can send it in a letter to me
For my Golden Jubilee Episode I thought I'd celebrate with a couple of the hobbies luminaries, who just happen to have recently won the World Cup of Historical Wargames Rules with their Chain of Command WW2 set, not only that the runners up were another one of their rule sets, Sharp Practice. Nick and Rich have done many Podcasts in the past so I tried to approach familiar topics from a different angle or ask new questions, in Part 2 I turned the tables on Rich and got him to interview me on Sidney Roundwoods 7 golden rules of Podcasting. It was a great way to celebrate 50 Episodes, here's to another 50 more ! The next episode will be the Xmas Brews in the Binyard, I did have another 3 episodes planned for this year, but I don't want to make the same mistake as last year and end up burning out trying to catch up, so those will appear early in 2024. Finally thanks to all the listeners over the last 50 episodes, great to have you all on board. Until next time, Sithee Regards Ken The Yarkshire Gamer
Rishi Sunak promised his government would be characterised by integrity, professionalism, and accountability.Has that promise been shattered by the revelations over the appointment of Richard Sharp, and Nadhim Zahawi's tax affairs?Martin Geissler questioned Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar on Sir Keir Starmer's "Make Brexit work" strategy on the Sunday Show. Was it simply coincidence that The National published a poll indicating widespread dissatisfaction with the BBC's coverage of Brexit?Time for Scotland - the group that organised rallies on Supreme Court Verdict Day - is holding a 'Lights On' event outside the Scottish Parliament on 31 Jan 2023, urging support for Scotland's right to self-determination.The aim is to remind everyone Brexit was the democratic choice of English voters, not Scots.To find out more and how to take part in a rally go tohttps://timeforscotland.scot/BBC Radio Scotland has also come under fire for its proposals to cut specialist music provision in jazz, classical, and piping.Is this yet another sign of the broadcaster dancing to a UK BBC policy of budget cuts and ratings chasing?https://www.change.org/p/stop-bbc-radio-scotland-axing-classics-unwrapped-from-the-schedulehttps://www.change.org/p/please-save-bbc-radio-scotland-s-jazz-nights-from-being-axedhttps://www.change.org/p/why-we-must-retain-a-full-service-pipeline-programme-on-bbc-radio-scotlandAll this plus reflections on the Business for Scotland annual dinner, the UK government dropping plans to run pilot schemes for menopause leave, and the "Scotch bonnet" stooshy. ★ Support this podcast ★
Over the last few days, weeks and months, Broken Oars Podcast has highlighted incidents where clubs, crews and athletes have indulged in practices they shouldn't. After they reared their ugly heads again at 2022's Henley Women's Regatta, rather than reiterating the same points over and over on various Twitter feeds and conversations, we (by which I mean, I, the Northern One), decided to contextualise and record our response to what is, bluntly, cheating. Trying to squeeze up on someone at the start of a Head Race and push the crew behind you away on the stagger is one thing as is making someone overtake you, but deliberately manipulating crews and entries for your own advantage, or not racing within the letter of the rules and the spirit of the sport is quite another - and the modern practice of saying 'you're only picking on us because we're x, y, z' has to stop too. We're better than that as a sport, and our mea culpas should be a damned sight better and more believable than Boris's. This takes in a lot of history, and explains why I (and I'm pretty sure Lewin agrees with me) have responded to those events the way we have. Hopefully, this episode will stop us having to endlessly restate our position on the Twitter timelines; and ultimately lead to a restatement of our values as a sport and pursuit. Get Some!
Welcome to the 24th episode of the Combined Arms Podcast, featuring Michael Ovsenik and Geoff Hummel! Our show aims to take a positive look at miniatures wargaming and the larger hobby of tabletop gaming in general. We hope to highlight games, products, and experiences that you may never have otherwise heard of before. This month we go through all the hobby we've done in the last two months as we've taken a brief hiatus due to a honeymoon and fatherly duties. We also talk a bit about the differences between Sharp Practice and Chain of Command. 0:00-32:00 - Geoff's hobby progress 32:00 - 53:00 - Chain of Command and Sharp Practice - Historical Probability 53:00 - 1:43:00 - Michael's hobby progress Feel free to reach out to us on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/CombinedArmsPodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CombinedArmsPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/combinedarmspodcast/ Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/combined-arms-podcast/id1227257905 SPQR: https://store.warlordgames.com/products/spqr-game-and-miniature Flint and Feather: https://www.cruciblecrush.com/flint-feather/ Call to Arms: https://manticblog.com/2019/06/24/ronnie-introduces-the-walking-dead-call-to-arms/ Warcry: https://www.warhammer-community.com/tag/warcry/ Bolt Action Korea: https://ospreypublishing.com/bolt-action-korea TooFatLardies Oddcast: http://toofatlardies.libsyn.com/ Combined Arms Podcast T-Shirt http://bit.ly/combinedarms
This week I speak to Rich from Too Fat Lardies. Rich and his partner Nick create rules for a number of genres from the black powder era, WW2, to Sci Fi. During our chat we talk about Rich’s background along with a number of different areas that came up when we chatted. This episode is literally hot off the press, I only just recorded it and so there maybe a few rougher edges than usual but I wanted to make sure that you guys had an episode to listen to. It was a genuine pleasure to talk to Rich and I hope you enjoy the show, if you haven’t checked out any Too Fat Lardies games then make sure you do. As I allude to in the show it is very easy to pick up a rule set and play with figures you already have, you wont need to buy hundreds of pounds worth of new models to interact with their rule sets, plus how they focus on characters in their games is a really fun aspect.
Welcome to episode 11 of the On Minis Games podcast, in this episode Quinton and Giles discuss their goals for the coming year.We discuss our goals for On Minis Games in 2018, the painting we hope to achieve, hobby goals and modelling projects, games we want to get back to the table and Quinton explains why he wants to play in some tournaments. The games we discuss this episode include:Heavy Gear Blitz, from Dream Pod 9.Sharp Practice 2, from the Too Fat Lardies.878 Vikings, from Academy Games.Battlestations 2nd ed, from Gorilla Games.Mythic Battles Pantheon, from Monolith Games.Kings of War, from Mantic Games.Twilight: Chronicles of Anyaral, from Michael Thorp.Infinity, from Corvus Belli.Sword and Spear, from Great Escape Games.Dux Britanniarum, from the Too Fat Lardies.Symbaroum, from Jaringen and Modiphius Entertainment.Mythic Battles Pantheon the RPG, from Monolith Games.Feng Shui 2, from Atlas Games.Heavy Gear RPG, from Dream Pod 9.John Carter of Mars RPG, from Modiphius Entertainment.Flash Gordon RPG, from Pinnacle Entertainment.Kings of War Vanguard, from Mantic Games.Perry Miniatures.Fireforge Miniatures.Rising Sun, from Cool Mini or Not.GKR: Heavy Hitters, from Weta Workshop and Cryptozoic.Lords of Hellas, from Asmodee.1066: Tears to Many Mothers, from Hall or Nothing Productions.Wurm, from Editions icare.Paladin: Warriors of Charlemagne, from Nocturnal Media.Western: The RPG, from Askfageln.And Joan of Arc, from Mythic Games.
Welcome to the seventh episode of the Combined Arms Podcast, featuring Michael Ovsenik and Geoff Hummel! Our show aims to take a positive look at miniatures wargaming and the larger hobby of tabletop gaming in general. We hope to highlight games, products, and experiences that you may never have otherwise heard of before. Geoff got married in October, so Mike flew solo for some really exciting interviews with Andy Hobday from Footsore Miniatures regarding Gangs of Rome and Dave Hunter regarding his Sharp Practice campaigns. https://footsoreminiatures.co.uk/ https://saindouxnet.wordpress.com/blog/ Feel free to reach out to us on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/CombinedArmsPodcast/ 00:00 - Intro, Interview with Andy H from Footsore Miniatures - Gangs of Rome! 00:47 - Interview with Dave H about his campaigns in Sharp Practice
Welcome to episode 9 of the On Minis Games podcast! It all started with an innocent question… How many armies DO you have? This episode we talk through our collections, the games and miniature lines we discuss are: Dropfleet Commander, Dropzone Commander and Hawk Wargames. Dux Britanniarum, Sharp Practice, Too Fat Lardies, Perry Miniatures and Pendraken Miniatures. Dystopian Legions, Dystopian Wars, Firestorm Armada, Halo Fleet Battles, Planetfall and Spartan Games. Flames of War and Battlefront. Heavy Gear and Dream Pod 9. Infinity and Corvus Belli. Kings of War, Mantic Games, Perry Miniatures, Fireforge, and Scribor. Mordheim, Necromunda, Games Workshop, Perry Miniatures, Victoria Miniatures, and Frostgrave. Pig Ticker and Eureka Miniatures. Silent Death and Iron Crown Enterprises. Song of Blades and Heroes, Ganesha Games and Splintered Light Miniatures. Sword and Spear, Great Escape Games and Forged in Battle miniatures. De Belli Antiquitatus. Aaaaannnnddd lastly: Warmahordes and Privateer Press. After this run through we quickly chat about what forces we can field painted, what we want to paint, any miniatures we have on order, and the games on the top of our list to get back to the table! Phew…
Barry and Sam talk about the Partizan wargames show in Newark, discussing purchases and their relevance to current hobby projects (Congo, Sharp Practice, ancients, terrain for End of the Beginning III – don’t tell our wives…). In the main segment we read out and discuss entries for the Dream Game competition in which listeners submitted … Continue reading Episode 41 – Dream Game →
Welcome to the second episode of the Combined Arms Podcast, featuring Michael Ovsenik and Geoff Hummel! Our show aims to take a positive look at miniatures wargaming and the larger hobby of tabletop gaming in general. We hope to highlight games, products, and experiences that you may never have otherwise heard of before. Our second episode focuses on Sharp Practice - the large skirmish set of rules for the black powder period published by TooFatLardies. Geoff and Michael go over what they like about the rules and then we are very lucky to have Richard Clarke (the writer of Sharp Practice) in for an interview. We also detail our hobby progress of late and Michael goes through a segment on Games Workshop's Shadow War: Armageddon, the new supplement based on Necromunda that really provides a fun way to play 40k. Feel free to reach out to us on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/CombinedArmsPodcast/ 00:00 - Intro, Hobby Progress 56:00 - Shadow War: Armageddon Experience 1:30 - Sharp Practice - Thoughts and Experiences 2:10 - Interview with Richard Clarke of TooFatLardies Sites to visit, mentioned during the show: http://toofatlardies.co.uk Genestealer Cult Alternative Minis: http://www.macrocosm.co.uk/the-malignancy/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/Hybridminiatures/ http://uscarlminis.free.fr
Welcome to episode 6 of the On Minis Game Podcast! In this episode we talk about playing Sharp Practice and Burrows and Badgers, as well as putting together some terrain from 4Ground and Spartan Scenics. We also discuss the steampunk game Dystopian Wars, the science fiction skirmish game Infinity, ancients mass battle system Sword and Spear, and post-apocalyptic skirmish game This is Not a Test. In addition to looking at what we have been playing, doing and looking to play, we talk about new and upcoming Kickstarters: Weta Workshop’s Heavy Hitters GKR, Atlantis Miniatures, Dystopian Wars, Compass Games Command and Colours Tricorne, and Star Eagles from Ganesha. In amongst our general rambling, there is also some discussion on the new release of Shadow Wars: Armageddon and ShadowSpire from Games Workshop, Travel Battle from Perry Miniatures and some good old nostalgia about Full Thrust…
In this episode Giles and Quinton review Sharp Practice, a black powder era miniatures game from Too Fat Lardies.
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Sam, Dave and Pete discusses their experiences at the second Down Order team event run at Sanctuary Gaming Centre. Pete also describes his forthcoming event (Enigma) and Dave describes his new selectors for the Maori. There is also some Sharp Practice 2 chat, with particular reference to the French-Indian War. Pics from EotB 2: https://www.facebook.com/enrich.salaams/media_set?set=a.1701887210081423.1073741838.100007804809240&type=3&uploaded=44 Dave’s Maori … Continue reading Episode 33 – End of the Beginning 2 →
Welcome to Episode 167 of the Meeples & Miniatures Podcast In this episode, hosts Neil Shuck, Mike Hobbs & Mike Whitaker once again chat about all things wargaming. Due to time considerations, this episode only contains our main features, which are once again two interviews - once we'd recorded the interviews, we didn't have room for anything else! First off, something a bit different as we chat with Kirsty Rogers of the Royal Armouries, and discuss several upcoming events which may be of interest (as well as taking a verbal whistle-stop tour of the museum) Then we are once again joined by Richard Clarke of Too Fat Lardies. We catch up with the latest happenings on Lard Island, and have a (very) in-depth discussion on the Sharp Practice 2 rules. which are due out next month. We hope you enjoy the show Show details: 00:00 - Intro 06:15 - Kirsty Roger / Royal Armouries interview 1:24:30 - Richard Clarke interview 3:51:00 - Outtro Further links Royal Armouries Facebook page Royal Armouries Easter Tournament Royal Armouries Hundred Years War Wargaming Event
In this show, I chat about various games I've been playing over the past few weeks, things that have caught my interest, plus I review two card games. Subjects and games covered include 15mm Modern figures, Gaming on VASSAL, Sharp Practice, Impetus, Last Night On Earth: Growing Hunger, Unspeakable Words and Mausen. Enjoy the Show! 00:00 - Intro 06:00 – 15mm Modern Figures 10:30 – Gaming Talk – VASSAL, Sharp Practice, Impetus and Last Night On Earth – Growing Hunger 33:45 – Competition 36:30 – Game Reviews : Unspeakable Words & Mausen 56:00 – Closing Comments