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Hey hey! Welcome to another installment of Stacey's Pop Culture Parlour! Remember waaaaaaaaaay back in January 2014 when you were treated to 2 jolly good episodes, because Stacey managed to bag an interview with the legendary (and utterly lovely) Rob Paulsen? Well, this year you're being treated again to 2 heaping podcasts of awesomeness, because Lee and Stacey can't shut up!The absolutely delightful Lee G (of Small Press Big Mouth fame) makes his triumphant return to the Parlour, following his amazing appearances on the SPCP: Live show. (Seriously; go check them out, they were both great!) In this first slice of fried audio gold, Stacey announces the total money raised from the SPCP: Live show (spoiler: it's an overwhelmingly large amount), Lee and Stace basically cannot shut up about Agent Carter and how much they love pretty much everything about, as well as ranting about spoilers on social media, going off on Captain America-based tangents and pretty much waffling a-plenty. All this, plus Stacey tries to push Frank onto everyone (it's SO GOOD) and Lee gets upset about trailers.(Apologies for the way the episode cuts off; it was the only vaguely sensible stopping point!)Stick this in yer ears and enjoy!Episode Theme - 'Standing In The Road' by Blackfoot SueEnd Theme - 'I Love You All' by The Soronprfbs (from the Frank OST)

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

In this episode Dave and Barry are once more joined be Stace Whittle of Small Press Big Mouth and Whittle Whaffle. This time the terrific trio discuss this weekend's Thought Bubble Comic Festival in Leeds and the Dr Who 50th Anniversay Episode. Enjoy and listen to the end!

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

'Things We Wish We'd Known Earlier (or: How Not To Make Comics)'. As every aspiring comic creator eventually realises, the road to sequential art success is full of pitfalls for the unwary. However, this panel discussion (recorded live at Canny Comic Con, December 8th 2012) is here to help guide you past such difficulties - by getting established comic creators to talk through their own mistakes! Stacey chairs the discussion, talking with Nigel Auchterlounie, Al Ewing, Daniel Clifford, Nigel Dobbyn, Jack Fallows and Gordon Rennie about lessons learned the hard way. Their enlightening - and sometimes hilarious - anecdotes and advice provide essential guidance for anyone with any interest in how to make comics.

Welcome to Episode 43 which is also our podiversary, 4 long years of Stace and Lee providing your earholes with Geordiebrumophonics and a multitude of Indie press goodness. In this episode we review The Gigantic Beard That Was Evil, The Impossible Crossing, Deadbeats, Solid State Tank Girl, Inktitioner AND more! We also swear a little more than usual for which we blame each other - though obviously it was Lee's fault! 

Welcome to the latest episode of Small Press Big Mouth, this is Episode 42: The Meaning of Grice. Lee and Stace have a good old rambling chat about all sorts of thing -  including The British Comic Awards, Porcelain, Lou Scannon, The Spooky Womb and Razorhawk. Lee couldn't hear Stacey at times and Stacey barely finishes a sentence - that's right we're back!  

Welcome to Episode 41 of Small Press Big Mouth! This episode has Lee and Stace review some comics (I bet you weren't expecting THAT shiz!) and they chat about Thoughtbubble and The British Comic Awards. This episode was recorded before Stace got good and angry about the shitty publicity surrounding the Awards, so is much less ranty than you might be expecting. Sorry if that is any way disappointing to you, she really does like listening to a good rant and suspects you are quite a lot like her secretly, and she will try and get good and ranty about another topic next time.    

Join Stace and Lee for the big Four Oh! This episode is the "The" episode with reviews of The Reckoning, The Scarifyers, The Mire and The Absence amongst others, we also have news AND a first for Small Press Big Mouth - a prize giveaway - what could possibly go wrong eh?  

Welcome to Episode 39 of Small Press Big Mouth, this the one where Stace and indeed Lee throw the usual format out of the window in a sad and desperate attempt to catch up on some reviews. That's right this is a review only episode! We cover such wonders as Porcelain and The Butterfly Gate, White Knuckle, Disconnected Vol 1, Sgt Mike Battle #17, Leroy and Popo, Robot Shorts and No More Heroes.

Welcome to Episode 38 of Small Press Big Mouth, this is the Lee Free episode so I have to apologise for the lack of farting/fart jokes. This is two interviews recorded by Stace at Bristol Expo 2012, with two brand new indie publishers - Disconnected Press and Improper Books. I hope you enjoy it and next episode will be back to normality or as close as we can manage!  

Geek to Geek – Episode 3 Welcome to Geek to Geek, the audio magazine dedicated to bringing the sass back to geekdom. Contents 00:00:00 Geek to Geek with Monts and Nuge – David Montieth and Barry Nugent bring you their monthly slice of pop culture madness. No script, no preparation but a lot of fun and sass…always sass. 00:51:33 Promo: The Monster Hunters – A Three Part Audio Drama. Find out more here 00:52:58 Little Witch aka Amy of the Birds of Geek podcast has a quick chat with comic writer Gail Simone. 00:58:05 Montoya and SilverFox from Trailer Trash Two discuss the greatness that was 1982 for genre films. 01:16:22 Stacey Whittle from Small Press Big Mouth reviews the Sherlock Holmes Graphic Novel series from Self Made Hero. 01:22:05 Barry and Ant from The Next Level review Mass Effect 3 (Spoiler Free) 01:39:13 After Hours with Dave and Barry – the guys close out the show in the Geek to Geek Studio bar.    

Hello and welcome to episode 37 of Small Press Big Mouth where Stacey and Lee do some reviewing of  comics and tell you some news (though some of it may be a bit out of date cos of someone taking their sweet time with the editing!). For more detailed notes and the linkypoos and the good, proper info bit that Lee does -rather than the "ah bum I've forgotten EVERYTHING we talked about" mess that is this bit Stace writes, check out smallpressbigmouth.blogspot.com.

The Information Superhighway to Your Audience! Digital distribution for self-published comics How can you use the web to get your comic to its readers? Stacey Whittle chairs a panel with Daniel Clifford, Leonie O’Moore, Gordon Robertson and Terry Wiley that will discuss the potential benefits and hurdles to using digital comic distribution. In a constantly evolving field, what new models, tactics and opportunities are out there for a comic creator who wants their work to be read?

Welcome to the ever so slightly late episode 35 of Small Press Big Mouth! This episode has a splattering of Indie related news but is seriously review heavy as Stace and Lee wade through a myriad of comics including: Hitsville, Hark! A Vagrant, Stiffs, Hilda and the Midnight Giant, Verity Fair, Seeds, Colins Godson, Holy Terror, Elemental Micah, Windfall Melons and more. Check out the blog for links and shiz, and we hope you enjoy the comeback show!  

Welcome to the first issue of Geek to Geek a podcast magazine dedicated to bring the sass back to geekdom. If you have an iPod, iPhone etc you should be able to pick up the enhanced version of the podcast which will have chapter breaks included allowing you to move through the different sections of the podcast as you see fit. If you’ve you can’t get the enhanced version of the podcast, no worries the time stamps for each chapter are below. 00:00:00 Geek to Geek with Monts and Nuge – David Montieth and Barry Nugent bring you their monthly slice of pop culture madness. No script, no preparation and but hopefully some hope that you will enjoy the experience 01:02:35 Fave genre reads of 2011 - The Scrolls gang pick some of the beloved reads of the past year 01:19:36 Notes from Nuge – Joins Barry and Chrisophe as they look as they chat about film soundtrack with a special focus on the pulps this month. 01:33:38 Stacey Whittle of Small Press Big Mouth brings you her independent book review. 01:40:30 A special interview with Dave Bradley, the head honcho at the SFX magazine about the upcoming SFX Weekender 02:03:27 After Hours with Dave and Barry – the guys close out the show in the Geek to Geek Studio bar. If you’ve downloaded this through the Geek Syndicate app then you will also have access to the first issue of the Geek Syndicate quarterly Magazine a preview of which you can see here.  

Me and Stacey are reunited, and joined by extra special guest, the fabulous Stacey Whittle founding member of the Small Press Big Mouth podcast. Expect spectacular tangents, rants and random cooing over a variety of totty. We also talk up...

Welcome to Episode 34 of Small Press Big Mouth, with tons of news and a veritable shitload of reviews! We talk Villianous, Bearmaggedon, Emily Carroll, Unbelievable, Dark Judgement 2, Rachel Rising, Big Bang #2, Transient Man, Dr WTF?! and ZOOAD. Man, reviews are packed like a can of sardines in here like (though I think that smell is Lee!) Enjoy people and keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep reading (comics)!

Stacey and Lee are back in the podcasting saddle again! Woo hoo I hear you say - or something like that anyway. In this extra long episode they cover a whole host of news from the small and independent press and review; Those Of No Class, Jennifer Wilde, Hildafolk, Rachel Rising, Predators and Sugar Glider #2. It's good to be back!  

A huge welcome to all of our lovely listeners old and new from the now TWO year old Small Press Big Mouth Podcast. Episode 32 is our birthday Bonanza and we have fabulous audio contributions from the sexy, gorgeous: Geek Syndicate, Comic Book Outsiders and Sidekick Cast, David Wynne, Matthew Craig, Luke Foster, Kehaar, Daniel Clifford, Rich "ear sex" McAuliffe, and more. We have the outro of gods provided by podcasting legend Jimmy Aquino and all manner of News, Reviews and listener emails. We really hope you enjoy it.  

Recorded at the recent Bristol Comic and Small Press Expo, this panel explores the question What Is The Point Of Small Press Superheroes? Hosted by Stacey Whittle the panellists are, Daniel Clifford, Paul Grist, Graham Pearce and Matthew Craig. 

Welcome to Episode 31 of Small Press Big Mouth. This is an absolutely packed to the rafters episode, including the lowdown on all the SPX panels at the upcoming Bristol Expo, a scary amount of news and reviews of The Absence, The Dead Queen Detectives, Paris, The Man of Glass and much more. Look out for all the links that you would ever need at the blog https://smallpressbigmouth.blogspot.com  

Welcome Ladies and Gentleman to Episode 30 of Small Press Big Mouth, we have a plethora of news and reviews for you as always. Stace reviews all the L's - Luchadoras, London's Calling and The Lovecraft Anthology vol 1 and Lee tells us all about Accent UK's Wolfman, Moon by Beyond the Bunker and he get's cute with Gronk. Not to be confused with The Gronk - oh his poor heartses!

Welcome guys and gals to episode 29 of Small Press Big Mouth. This episode Stace and Lee LOVE Ian Culbard and review both The Sign of the Four and The Mountains of Madness, also reviewed are two anthologies; Tales of the Spiffing and Solipsistic Pop 3 as well as Hermit by the rather wonderful Andy Waugh. Lee also reviewed another comic but I can't spell it...I mean it's a surprise ooooohhh surprises are cool!  

Welcome to Episode 28 of Small Press Big Mouth, we have a load of fabulous small press related news this episode, and in a slight change to the usual review format, Stace and Lee have a couple of joint reviews: Fallen Heroes and Slaughterman's Creed. Go on you know you want to!   Iphone app extra: You can read a 12 page preview of Slaughterman's Creed. Be warned this preview contains graphic/adult content.

Hello, Happy New Year and welcome after our Christmas break to Episode 27 of Small Press Big Mouth. In this episode Stacey and Lee review Parker: The Outfit, Sugar Glider, Too Good To Be Forgotten, Art And That, Our Valued Customers and revisit the now complete Kochi Wanaba. Warning: Stace & Lee were feeling particularly silly during the recording of this episode. 

Heyyyyyyyy! Welcome to a packed-to-bursting-point Small Press Big Mouth episode 26 where Stace & Lee present a big update on what's happening with the creators and projects left stranded or homeless by the folding of Insomnia Publications. Which projects have found new homes and what are the creators doing now? Find out in new feature HYPERSOMNIA CORNER. We also have the usual news and recommendations as well as squeeze in reviews of Jennie Gyllblad's SAL and Em Carroll's HIS FACE ALL RED. Enjoy and, hey kids, be cool!

Here it is folks, the big shiny Small Press Big Mouth Special!  Episode 25 is (apart from a little news section) soley dedicated to The British International Comic Show, get our thoughts, reactions, likes and dislikes as well as panel round up and a couple of interviews! Enjoy!

One of the biggest names in the business: Bryan Hitch talks about his life, work and his new art book from Impact Publishing in a live podcast hosted by the infamous Geek Syndicate. Followed by a signing in the theatre lobby. Big thanks to Stace from Small Press Big Mouth for taking up the co-host duties on this panel. Enjoy!

Here for your audio pleasure good people of the internets is dun dun duuuuuuuuuuuhhhh; Episode 24 of Small Press Big Mouth for all your small press and indie news, reviews and comedy accents! This week we review The Lagoon, Spacegirl, Judenhass, Masked Manor, Octopus Pie and Find Comet, Hit Comet, Watch Comet, Sleep. We also get up in your grille with a shitload of news! You know you want it so what are you waiting for?  

Welcome to Small Press Big Mouth Episode 23 where Stace and Lee have tons of small press related gorgeousness for you including: an interview with Leeds Alternative Comics Fair organisers Steve Tillotson and Hugh Raine, more small press related news then you could shake a photocopier at and reviews of Sherlock Homes vs Skeletor by Gareth Brookes, Viva La Monkeysuit, The Man Who Loved Breasts and Iron Wok Jan! Go ahead you know you want it!  

Welcome to Episode 22 you lovely lot. This time around we have news and a few shout outs as well as our usual review section. This episode we review amongst others, Sea Lord Akwa by Dominic Regan, the graphic novel adaptation of a Ray Bradbury classic as well as Indifference Engine by Cy Dethan. We hope you have as much fun listening as we did recording!

Welcome to Episode 21 of Small Press Big Mouth, this is an extra long special episode as we hadn't recorded since Bristol and we are unashamedly leaving in all of the gushing we did about Rainbow Orchid Volume 2! We also have news, the Big Mouth Tweet Tout, and reviews of The Man With The Getaway Face by Darwyn Cooke, Crikey Magazine, Dexters Half Dozen, Shadoko: The Happiest Ninja and much more. Back to our usual shorter length next time!

Welcome to Small Press Big Mouth Episode 20, massively late and out of date, we finally get out our post Bristol con episode. Due to Stace's auld and useless 'puter the sound quality is not great, but hopefully from now on (cos of the new and shiny 'puter just arrived) our sound quality shall be tons better - so please stick with us!

A special One Shot! with the full Podcasting Panel from the Bristol Comic Expo.  Podcasters included Dan from the Sidekick Cast, Stacey from Small Press Big Mouth, Dave from Waiting for the Trade, Steve from Comic Book Outsiders and our very own Jimmy Aquino from Comic News Insider.  The lovely and talented Emma Vieceli moderated.

Welcome to episode 19 of Small Press Big Mouth, this episode we muse about the forthcoming Bristol Con and chat about the current issues of Futurequake, The Walking Wounded, Alien Inc and Fatalysia amongst other things.  We apologise most sincerely for the sound problems we had this episode and naturally it's all Lees fault cos it couldn't possibly be Stace's gawd blimey no guv!

Welcome to Small Press Big Mouth Episode 18. This episode Stace waxes lyrical about all things Hi Ex and reviews a couple of books she picked up there. Lee just about manages to squeeze a couple of words in edgeways to tell you about Bulletproof and Turf. Happy listening!

What's this an episode of Small Press Big Mouth out on time? Yes, yes it is and covering diverse and wonderous comics such as Trenchfoot, Crossed, Crystal Clear and Doctor McNinja where else would you go for all your small and indie press needs? Also featuring music from the utterly fabulous The Stillwells you lucky, lucky people!

Welcome to Small Press Big Mouth Episode 16, your hosts Stace and Lee have news and reviews of Harker by Roger Gibson and Vince Danks, Road Crew, Axecop and Asterios Polyp. We also have a great chat about Richard Stark's Parker the Hunter by Darwyn Cooke! We hope you enjoy it!  

After an editing disaster it's finally here! Episode 15 of the mighty SMALL PRESS BIG MOUTH finds Stacey inebriated and Lee bewildered - nothing new there then - anyhoo, comics up for discussion this week are The Walking Dead, Owly, Illegal Alien, Pluto: Urasawa X Tezuka, Templar Arizona, The Life and Death of Beatrice Shanks and The Big Bang.  

Welcome to Small Press Big Mouth Episode 14 this episode Stace and Lee have news galore and reviews of Mouseguard, Salem Brownstone: All Along the Watchtower and the movie adaptation of Persepolis. We also review Chester 5000 XYV (NWS!!!!), The Legend Known As and I Kill Giants it's lovely to be back after our Christmas break we hope you missed us!

Welcome to Small Press Big Mouth episode 13. In this episode Stacey has a good old ramble about Thoughtbubble, The Everyday and Geek Girl and Lee reviews Nexus, 2001 Nights and Awesome Marcus Ninja.  Presented for your enjoyment in Geordiebrumophonics whey aye like!

Welcome one and all to Episode 12 of Small Press Big Mouth, back after a small illness related hiatus.  This time round we have news from Hi Ex the International Comic Con held in Inverness and we review Asterix, a couple of books by Tony Lee, Murky Depths #9, Space Monkeys by Paper Jam Comics and Coupledom by Andy Waugh, 2 books by Scott Hampton aaaaand maybe some more but I'm old and I've been ill and I've forgotten!  Though I can tell you that nothing beats Diagnosis Murder when your ill - fact! Enjoy.

Welcome to Episode 11 of Small Press Big Mouth.  This episode is packed chock a block with reviews uping our usual ante and then some.  With reviews of graphic novels, webcomics and a passle of hand stapled goodness, where else would you have all your small and indie press needs met?

Welcome to Small Press Big Mouth episode 10, the BICS special.  In this episode Stace and Lee throw the usual format out of the window and just have a good old ramble about BICS. 

Welcome one and all to Small Press Big Mouth Episode 9, this week Stace and her completely heterosexual, Strictly Come Dancing crazy sidekick: The Lovely Lee review a load of small press and indie gorgeousness including Harker by Tony Lee and Tales of the Hollow Earth by Paul Thompson as well as The Slightly Askew Adventures of Inspector Ham and Eggs (with thanks to Iz) and many more.  Join us for 30 odd minutes of glorious Geordibrumophonics and listen to us both squee about the imminent BICS weekend!

Welcome one and all to episode 8 of Small Press Big Mouth where in a special slightly extended edition we chat to comics writer, editor, colourist, publisher, convention organiser and lovely if slightly bad man Richmond Clements!  Richmond chats to us about Futurequake press, Hi Ex and his newly signed Vigil book with Insomnia!  Here are some links to check out the man himself on the interweb thingy!   http://futurequakepress.blogspot.com/ http://www.insomniapublications.com/ http://www.renegadeartsentertainment.com/ http://www.hi-ex.co.uk/ http://richwriting.blogspot.com/

Welcome to Small Press Big Mouth Episode 7, this episode  due to summer holiday madness Stace is totally unprepared and Lee is made of snots.  We chat about news and review Falling Sky by Benjamin Dickson, Whiteout, several books by Raymond Briggs, Mothman About The House by Ben "BFC" Clark, Suburban Glamour by Jamie McKelvie and Blood Psi by Andy Winter and Keith Burns.  Stace managed to have no websites handy during the recording and is keeping up with that trend right now and hopes Lee will appear soon with a lovely lot of links for all you lovely people!

Welcome to Episode 6! This time around we chat about the comics of Matthew Craig, Love and Rockets,Princess at Midnight, Nightbus and Stace enthuses about the fabulosity of Britten and Brulightly.  We have some sound control issues this ep, sorry about that, think I have that sorted now for next time!  The usual just over half an hour of chat brought to you in Geordibrumophonics!  

Welcome one and all  to Episode 5 of Small Press Big Mouth during which we subject you to such wonders as, actual bona fide NEWS! As well as reviews of MoonFreight3, The Dark, The Sword, Fat Chunk:Zombies, Post Nuke and Fools Errand.  We hope you enjoy the ride as we had a blast doing this one!

Welcome to episode 4 of Small Press Big Mouth where Stace and Lee review One Page Filler Man, Letting Go by Will Kirby], Everyday Decay, Chew #1, ZOT! by Scott McCloud and Same Difference and Other Stories by Derek Kirk Kim. The usual dismal array of outakes is missing this time around as Stace in a fit of temper at the laptop pressed the wrong buttons and lost the file, this is probably a blessed relief for all! Just over half an hour of comicy goodness presented once again in Geordiebrumophonics for your entertainment, enjoyment and ridicule!  

Despite being plagued with technical difficulties we present Small Press Big Mouth Episode 3,  Where Stace and Lee review Black Hole, Wet Moon, Echo and Johnny Crossbones as well as the Eclectic Micks and Scotch Corner Blogspots.  We didn't think this episode was going to see the light of day and we apologise for the slightly poor sound quality due to aforementioned techno crappyola!

Welcome to episode 2 of Small Press Big Mouth where Stace is full of wine and Lee is full of erm, hot air.  This episode we review Blankets by Craig Thompson, Fetishman, Western by Accent UK and Robots And That and a sneaky last minute review of Lowborn.  All  in all 34 minutes of awesome small press reviews brought to you once again in Geordiebrumophonics!

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.