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SANDY McGREGOR talks about VACUUMING COMPLETELY NUDE IN PARADISE. First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on January 19th 2025. It's perhaps a bit of a strange one this week, or maybe it's just a bit of an obscure one. Anyway, our old pal SANDY McGREGOR got in touch and told me that he really fancied talking about VACUUMING COMPLETELY NUDE IN PARADISE, which seemed an odd request at the time, but, well, you know what they say, live and let live. Anyway, after my initial bafflement, it turns out that VACUUMING COMPLETELY NUDE IN PARADISE is a film for television first broadcast in September 2001 written by JIM CARTWRIGHT and directed by DANNY BOYLE, just under three months after the broadcast of another hard-hitting collaboration on STRUMPET which starred CHRISTOPHER ECCLESTON. VACUUMING starred TIMOTHY SPALL in a barnstorming BAFTA winning performance as the aggressive high-performance salesman TOMMY RAG, alongside MICHAEL BEGBY as the reluctant trainee PETE, alongside a whole cavalcade of the kind of appalling characters conjured up to represent the hard-selling cutthroat business of selling vacuum cleaners door-to-door at the turn of the century. What was it that drew SANDY towards this obscure televisual delight, you may well be asking yourselves? Well, theatrical representations of Salesmen had been very much on his mind after he'd recently been watching GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS by DAVID MAMET in the theatre, and, after making comparisons with the rather more subdued American Classic DEATH OF A SALESMEN by ARTHUR MILLER, he decided to complete a trilogy of sorts with this TV movie that, in many ways, ploughs very similar storytelling furrows as the weekly television dramas of PLAY FOR TODAY did in the last century and might very much be considered part of the continuation of that proud legacy, which often made for television that could occasionally be just as shocking and challenging in its own way in perhaps less liberated times. Running at seventy-five minutes, this stylistic, high-octane, and sometimes terrifying tour-de-force pulls few punches, and portrays a seedy, sleazy world that doesn't hold back on the language and attitudes that were commonplace in that sort of business at that time, and, as a very dark tragicomedy, can leave you feeling both tainted and exhilarated by the experience of watching it. Anyway, having hopefully kept his clothes very much on, SANDY joined me to talk about his experience of watching this television curiosity, and I hope you'll stick with us across this next hour despite the hard-hitting nature of the subject matter, and I do hope you enjoy it. PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.

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We discuss James Plunkett's 1969 novel, Strumpet City and the 1980 mini-series of the same name.

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We delve into the stories that aired in the UK from Monday 23rd January 2023 - We're taking a stroll round the Square for some good old gossip! As usual we love reading your comments and discussing them on the podcast, so if you have anything to say get in touch on Twitter, Facebook or email - Details below! TIME STAMPS - (We ramble on sometimes, so it's worth listening to the whole show!) 00:00 - Hello and Welcome to Walford Weekly! 02:26 - “Jacked Up” - Feat. Stacey, Lily, Martin, Jack, Ricky Jr, Denise, Sam and Ricky 20:27 - “Strumpet with a Trumpet” - Feat. Sonia and Reiss 25:05 - “Alfie's Vic-tory” - Feat. Linda, Alfie and Patrick 27:50 - “Bernie's Hired” - Feat. Kim, Bernie and Felix 32:07 - “Billy's Emma-Grated” - Feat. Lola, Jay, Billy, Emma, Honey and Phil 45:17 - I Ain't One to Gossip - Answering your questions to the podcast If you have a comment or a question send them to: alexwalfordweekly@gmail.com or robwalfordweekly@gmail.com Want more EastEnders goodness?  Find, follow and get in touch with us here: Twitter: @WalfordWeekly Instagram: @WalfordWeekly Facebook Group: ‘Walford Weekly Podcast' Keep updated with news about our podcast by Subscribing on your favourite Podcast app!

Are you a fan of Bridgerton and Regency Romances and wish there was a source for more book recommendations? Then look no further and listen to the Tea and Strumpet's Podcast. Better Late than Ever! We are airing an episode that was recorded this past summer, so the good news is the episodes mentioned for the podcast have already aired, so you can listen to them. In this What to Read Next Episode, Laura interviews Kelsey (one of the podcast hosts of the Tea and Strumpet Podcast) to talk about her romance and podcast origin story, how she introduced her co-host to the romance genre, what books can serve as a gateway to romance and much more. Even though we primarily talk about Regency Romance recommendations. Kelsey shared her personal guide to Immortals After Dark and where I should start reading it. SHOWNOTES AND BOOK LINKShttp://WhattoReadNextBlog.comCheck out our YouTube Channel;https://www.whattoreadnextblog.com/youtubeMusic from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/hartzmann/sunnyLicense code: 0RDRBKGH6NGQCAXR

Dan Carlin, podcaster, stand-up comedian, and author, talks about a woman he met years ago while on tour. The woman, referred to as a "strumpet," had an immediate and obvious affect on Carlin.

Roxanne Pulitzer's tales of sordid sexual behavior and drug and alcohol abuse littered headlines around the world in the 1980's. When the Pulitzer Prize Fight was over, Roxanne lost custody of her two children and was exiled from the world of wealth and privilege on Palm Beach. She was known forevermore as "The Strumpet with the Trumpet."

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“The Strumpet with the Trumpet.” “Nympho Dyke.” “Cocaine Slut.” “Black-Magic Voodoo Queen.” Somehow, a former cheerleader from upstate New York got branded all of those things by the national media when her wealthy older husband decided to divorce her after six years of marriage. They were not famous (well, sorta). But their marriage coincided with the last gasp of the freewheeling decadence of the ‘70s, so there were plenty of lurid details to air in public. And neither Roxanne Pulitzer nor estranged husband Herbert Peter Pulitzer held back in their Palm Beach divorce trial. After their marriage on January 12, 1976, Roxanne was officially part of the Palm Beach society crowd, and they ushered her into the fold. Unfortunately, it was a fast crowd and both she and Herbert started participating in some things—like cocaine binges and threesomes—that would come back to bite not both of them, but the wife and mother of twins. Eventually, Roxanne ended up humiliated on the national stage, without custody of her sons and with just $2,000 a month in alimony for two years. How did it happen? Mark delivers the dish in this torrid episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/american-scandals/support

Bishakh is an Indian-American trans femme visual artist and author. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, We're Still Here (The first all-trans comics anthology), Beyond, vol. 2, The Strumpet, The Boston Review, Black Warrior Review, VICE, The Brooklyn Rail, Buzzfeed, Ink Brick, The Huffington Post, The Graphic Canon vol. 3 and Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream. She received the Xeric grant in 2003 for her comics collection Angel.  Her graphic novel Apsara Engine (The Feminist Press) is the winner of a 2021 L.A. Times Book Prize for Best Graphic Novel and a 2021 Lambda Literary Award winner for Best LGBTQ Comics. Her graphic memoir Spellbound (Street Noise Books) was also a 2021 Lambda Literary Award finalist.     Bishakh has illustrated two books about architecture: The Prefab Bathroom: An Architectural History, (McFarland Press) and Cocktails and Conversations: Dialogues on Architectural Design (AIA New York).  Bishakh's artwork was featured in solo shows at ArtLexis Gallery and at Jaya Yoga Center and in group shows at The Society of Illustrators in New York, the Bannister Gallery at Rhode Island College, Issyra Gallery, the Grady Alexis Gallery, De Cacaofabriek in the Netherlands and most recently at Art Omi in Ghent, NY.  You can see her work at www.bishakh.com.  Exceprt from "Swandive" from the graphic novel Apsara Engine Excerpt from "Apsara Engine" from the graphic Novel Apsara Engine.

In this is episode, of "on air with...," Janelle talks with writers and publishers Kerry Garvin and Dr. Elisabeth McKetta about their newly released anthology "What Doesn't Kill Her: Women's Stories of Resilience." They discuss representation, female characters, and the importance of listening to each other's stories. They also tell their resilient story in overcoming rejection of this brilliant anthology by the traditional press and how it lead to the creation of Harridan and Strumpet, their own printing press. https://www.amazon.com/What-Doesnt-Kill-Her-Resilience/dp/1955577005/ https://harridanandstrumpet.com

Pope John XII, his family background, how he came to be pope, and the hilarious havoc he wreaked during his stint in the Chair of St. Peter. Plus: a whole collection of bad popes and the things that made them terrible.  For more old timey crimey content, check out the Patreon and see what extras you can get for a few bucks a months! Or check out our Amazon Wishlist to buy us a book--making the episode topic YOUR CHOICE! Don't forget to follow the show FB, Insta, or Twitter.  Come check out the merch with the new logo on it! https://www.redbubble.com/people/oldtimeycrimey/shop  Huge thanks to Fonz music for sponsoring this episode! Use our code OLDTIMEY at their site for $5 off. https://fonzmusic.com/ Thanks to CrimeJuicy for their sponsorship! Check out CrimeJuicy Cocktail Hour podcast wherever you get your podcasts. https://www.buzzsprout.com/1595779 Other Shows:  Short Story, Short Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3q2moJE65wLBf0zFjqhMhu?si=3zbTwhkIQnOYVqbd_TmZYQ  Detectives by the Decade: https://linktr.ee/detectivesbythedecade  Sources: Eric Russell Chamberlin. “The Bad Popes.” https://archive.org/details/badpopes00cham/page/n11/mode/2up?view=theater Mike Vago. AV Club. https://www.avclub.com/the-young-pope-john-xii-died-as-he-lived-fornicating-1823180144 https://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08426b.htm The Bad Popes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bad_Popes Alberic II. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberic_II_of_Spoleto Saeculum Obscurum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saeculum_obscurum Marozia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marozia https://www.newspapers.com/image/58495574/?terms=pope%20john%20xii&match=1 https://www.britannica.com/biography/John-XII https://www.somethingawful.com/most-awful/popes-cadaver-synod/2/ https://www.history.com/news/10-grisly-papal-deaths https://www.factinate.com/people/pope-john-xii/ https://time.com/4633580/young-pope-history/ https://historycollection.com/20-reasons-why-pope-john-xii-was-the-worst-pope-in-history/       Music:  Secret of Tiki Island Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Evil Plan by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3725-evil-plan License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Breaktime by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3457-breaktime License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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The writer James Plunkett gave us one of the all-time Dublin classics in Strumpet City. He idealised Big Jim Larkin, seeing in him a living representation of a heroic time in the city in which his own father had played a part. Condemned from pulpit and defended by Behan, this is the story of James Plunkett.             The writer James Plunkett gave us one of the all-time Dublin classics in Strumpet City. He idealised Big Jim Larkin, seeing in him a living representation of a heroic time in the city in which his own father had played a part. Condemned from pulpit and defended by Behan, this is the story of James Plunkett.              

This week, Amber and Garrett talk about their love for the Haunting of Bly Manor. They also briefly review: The Omen (1976), Trick 'r Treat (2007), Young Frankenstein (1974), Blacula (1972) andScream 4 (2011). They then do a deep dive on The Woman (2011) and Train to Busan (2016). Colorado is still on fire so please consider donating to local fire fighters and first responders.

Our pirates look to silence Bill the Mute and abscond with the Devil's Strumpet before anyone learns of their plans.

Harley and KC are back at it, discussing another controversial topic in their unique style. In this episode, they explore the pros and cons of male promiscuity in the gay community. Are gay men more promiscuous than their male heterosexual counterparts? You may be surprised. To help unpack this topic they interview a self-proclaimed slut named Brian who talks about how to be an "Ethical Slut". Harley also shares a personal story with KC about “slut-shaming”. Link to the book mentioned in Brian’s interview:The Ethical Slut, Third Edition: A Practical Guide to Polyamory, Open Relationships, and Other Freedoms in Sex and Love https://www.amazon.com/dp/0399579664/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_5cKnEb5SR8C3R

Yas kween, put to bed my FOMO cause I finally caught season one of Broad City!!! So you can be sure that's getting talked about this episode of #EFTV. I drop the 2019 Man Booker Shortlist, plus our Audible book is Mark Dawson's The Jungle. AND you'll also get a quick recap of UFC Shenzhen. This week: - Miniature horse on planes! - Kevin Hart story indicative of bad journalism! - Crazy Perth lady sues neighbours over them BBQ'ing - Chip diet leads to blindness - France has a femicide problem! - Man Booker 2019 Shortlist - UFC Fight Night 157: Andrade vs. Zhang quick recap REVIEWS & RECOMMENDATIONS - TV: Broad City - Season 1 - thoughts AUDIBLE - The Jungle by Mark Dawson *(Music) 'Tennessee' by Arrested Development - 1992

What's a strumpet? Not a musical instrument! If you didn't know that then you probably know even less about music than your favorite sisters.  Well have no fear, you've come to the right episode.  This week this sisters talk about some of their favorite genres, artists and songs.  Taylor Swift gets mentioned...a lot.  After the break you can play along with some fun games right from the comfort of your own home. Keep track of your score and send an email for a shout out! 

Ep. 80 - Raspberry Strumpet by After Dinner Mints

Plinth Guest Mix1.Chiron by Nucleus & Paradox |2.From Early by Fracture, Chimpo |3.Strumpet by Calibre|4.Lasercat by Posij |5.Misfits by Posij |6.Trust Me by Roni Size |7.Rat Trap VIP by Serum |8.UNKNOWN |9.Resonance by Fierce/Dom & Roland |10.Accidental Note (feat Consequence) by Jubei |11.Another World by Skeptical |12.Always by Spectrasoul |13.Lofar by Need For Mirrors |14.Automaton by Ed Rush, Optical |

We’ve reached the end of Different Seasons, wrapping up by reading “The Breathing Method”. In this episode the DPR staff discusses the power of effective storytelling, stories within stories, Josh’s overconfidence finally catches up with him, the most amazing female character covered so far, Ben has a great theory about Stevens, the intensity of the mystery of “The Club”, it’s effect on the outside world, and CM does the most insane thing Ben has ever heard! Get ready because we’re about to take your breath away with Episode 12, “Roundgeeps Strumpet”.

Time Codes: 00:00:32 - Introduction 00:03:00 - Catching up with flu-ridden Gene 00:04:21 - Now #2 00:44:07 - The Strumpet #5 01:11:49 - Barbarella #1 & #2 01:26:56 - Wrap up 01:27:55 - Contact us This week Gene and Derek discuss three recent titles, two of which are anthologies and one a blast from the past. They begin with the second issue of Fantagraphics' Now, edited by Eric Reynolds. As the guys mention, this one is comprised of various comics that run the gamut of art and narrative styles. While some of the contributions are more "traditional" in their storytelling presentation -- such as the pieces by Susan Jonaitis and Graham Chaffee, Ariel López V., Dash Shaw, and Joseph Remnant -- others challenge our understanding of the medium. Short works by Fabio Zimbres, Conxita Herrero, and James Turek are just some of the stories in this issue that experiment with how comics mediate narrative. Next, the guys turn to another anthology, The Strumpet #5. Edited by Ellen Lindner and Glynnis Fawkes, this collection was successfully Kickstarted last year, and the theme of this volume is origins. As Gene and Derek point out, this understanding of "origins" is rather broad, with some of the contributions focusing on origins of identity, origins of awareness, origins of memories, origins of myths, origins of tyrants (Donald Trump, anyone?), origins of sexuality, and origins via birth. This is a transatlantic anthology, with creators from both North America and the UK providing a diversity of story and style. Gene had been familiar with some previous issues of The Strumpet, but this was Derek's first exposure to the anthology. And he is sorry he hadn't discovered it earlier. The Two Guys with PhDs wrap up by looking at a new series from Dynamite Entertainment that brings back a classic, and controversial, figure from the 1960s. Barbarella is Mike Carey and Kenan Yarar's contemporary take on Jean-Claude Forest's legendary protagonist. The cheesecakey emphasis and the eroticism is definitely a part of this title, but Carey gives the space-traveling Barbarella more agency, making her more heroic, and less of a passive vessel, than Forest's original incarnation. The guys discuss the first two issues of the series, the second of which was just recently released, and both Derek and Gene are hooked.

Ellen Lindner is an illustrator and cartoonist, and creator of the graphic novel Undertow, the comic series The Black Feather Falls and the editor of the Strumpet.

Join us for minute 26 of The Curse of the Black Pearl as we discover that what we thought was just a cute, innocent nickname takes an incredible turn for the worse. We announce that Scott will be a guest on the Goonies Minute podcast, find additional evidence that Will Turner is indeed Legolas from Lord of the Rings, discuss the critical need for action sequences to have a story, and explore some behind the scenes facts. Join us for this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

Welcome to Episode 12 of Smoken, Token, and Joken.  Scott, Matt and Kenny are joined this week by guest Phillip as they discuss the following topics:  becoming too old for pop culture; Keanu Reeves; pirating movies/TV shows; Matt’s roofie experience; Kenny’s new dance; being a king’s taste tester; what to watch on TV while eating… Continue reading ST&J 12 – Strumpet Style

Welcome to Episode 9 of Smoken, Token, and Joken.  On this week’s episode, Scott, Matt and Kenny discuss the following topics:  fighting 16-year olds; uses for Solo cups; 3D movies; ghosts; Labor Day weekend plans; driver’s license eligibility; acid; heating a pool with magnets; Europeans’ disbelief of things in American culture and much more. https://archive.org/download/STJ9StrumpetMD/STJ%209%20-%20Strumpet,%20M.D..mp3

Dolemite (1975) officially begins Blaxploitation History Month 2015! We finally experience Rudy Ray Moore’s iconic character, but can we dig it? Or are we no-business, born-insecure, junkyard mother… You know the rest. Second half we talk TV on the big screen with some Game of Thrones IMAX, before re-visiting Arnold’s mid-90s CG classic Eraser. After that we attempt to wring […]

Strumpet talks to Molsan from the Bitter and Salty podcast about strategies for Tamer Vesharr in the Spires of Arakk, the Pet Menagerie, and the state of companion and battle pets in the Warlords of Draenor.You can find Molsan and Bitter & Salty at:www.BitterandSalty.comwww.twitter.com/bitterandsaltywww.twitter.com/molsan

Episode 56 comes from Detroit's Blank Code label founders and DJ/producing duo, PROJECT 313. Composed of Nick Bien and Chad Parraghi, they have been active in Detroit across multiple projects dating back to the 90s. In 2007, they founded the Blank Code platform, focusing mostly on event promotions, with the label coming to fruition 18 months ago. Since then, it has taken off, with them signing a slew of heavy-hitters: their sixth and latest EP, Strumpet, features Drumcell, Material Object and Brendon Moeller. They are also the curators of the Underground Stage at Detroit's Movement Festival in next year's edition, May 24-26, 2014 (in which they already took a big part this year). For the third consecutive year, they will partner up with Droid from LA to deliver another Interface/Scene after-party boasting yet again a breathtaking lineup (their last after party event consisted of 14 acts, across 3 rooms, in just 1 night). Musically, we are proud to showcase their distinct style, characterized by deep and intricate layers of dub, bass, and minimalist techno. The next 100 minutes is a live recording from when they played a live set at Oktave's 4-Year Party in Chicago last month: slow-building and ever-hypnotic, so listen and enjoy. This is Project 313 live from Chicago! - UPCOMING SCENE EVENTS @ THE WORKS, DETROIT - 11/23 - Scene 16 with Truncate and Hyperactive (event) 12/14 - Scene 17 with Luis Flores and Mike Gervais (event) - PROJECT 313's Facebook Page PROJECT 313's Resident Advisor Page PROJECT 313's Web Page - Erratic is comprised of a small team of passionate curators hosting proper Techno parties in New York City. www.ErraticNYC.com | www.fb.com/ErraticNYC

Episode 17 - Strumpet from The Duvet Cave Leeta chats with Strumpet from The Duvet Cave about what makes this World of Warcraft player tick, how she got started doing podcasting, pets and much more. Enjoy Episode 17

Strumpet City: was it like that? ‘One City, One Book’,  Recorded at the Gilbert Library, Pearse Street Sat. 27 April, 3.45pm  with Francis Devine, Ann Matthews, D.R. O’Connor Lysaght & Niamh […] The post Strumpet City – A People’s History of the 1913 Dublin Lockout appeared first on History Ireland.

That Petrol Emotion - Big Decision Inspiral Carpets - Saturn 5 The Deep Fried Pickle Project - The Rubberband band Bubble Pie - Fast Cars The Spaghetti Faction - Escape from Planet Celebrity Anthea Lee - Poetry The Binewski Murder - Eight Fifteen George Breakfast - I prefer to Walk People like us - Happy Group 5 - Everybody Looks Just Thrilled This is Man Bites Dog - Perfect One Frump! Strumpet! Strife! - Making Friends Ex-Girl - Hettakori No Ottokotou Ian Keteku featuring Mash Potato Mashers - Flower Sadkowska 9 - Descent

House on the Rock - "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" - Field Recordings The Wirtschaftswunder - "Girls of the Navy" - Tscherwonez Robin Workman - "S.O.S." - Moog Play Abba Hajime Tachibana - "Soprano Silhouette" - H Raoul Hausmann - "Phonemes" - Poèmes Phonétiques Carly Ptak - "Track 1" - Music in Progress End Result - "Ward" - Ward Tampax - "Tampax (in the c...)" - split 7" Scabs - "Frozen Faces" - So Called Friends 7" Erik Ursich - "La Marcia Dei Cazzetti" - Soundtracks Vol. 2 Fred Frith - "Should Old Arthur" - Guitar Solois Telepathic Friend - "ESP Bonus Level" - Turn On the Resinator Frump! Strumpet! Strife! - "Drain" - S/T Flat Earth Society - "Anthem" - Psycho Scout Arrington di Dionyso - "Nama Bursemunyi" - Live On WFMU/Talk's Cheap Tiffani Bolling - "Wicked Wicked" - Wicked Wicked OST Budos Band - "February" - VA - Where's the Beat? Live in the WFMU Studios Fat Worm of Error - "Laissez-Faire is for the Birds" - Pregnant Babies Pregnant with Pregnant Babies Goofice - "Thif" - Stalk The Hat Shoes - "Le Chapelier" - Home https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/35927

On today's show Mike and Luke discuss Hunter Tylo's return to Bold and Beautiful. Who shot Stephanie and whether or not Pamela is a red herring. As the World Turns' Katie sleeps with Brad, Chris Hughes vs. his father, Dusty rumors, and what's up with Vienna? We're in a coma watching Victoria's storyline on Young & Restless and what would an episode be without some sort of Gloria vs. Jack discussion? Guiding Light's Devil Child, Josh's ordination, and Bill Jr. Is Days of Our Lives improving with less focus on the vendetta? Who shot EJ and what's up with the gene pool of the Brady men?