Podcasts about sugar puffs

Today, I have been GRIPPED by the urge to talk about cereal. Coincidentally, cereal is the focus of one of the films we review (it's not a coincidence). In an attempt to curb option paralysis, I am gustatorially unadventurous. But when I consider the myriad cereals on supermarket shelves, I can with confidence claim to have sampled the vast majority. Lit and watered by its nostalgic roots, cereal outgrows its edi-bedfellows. I han't and won't nibble upon such transatlantications as Count Chocula and the Froot Loop. Some of the products I soon mention will be American, but these FEEL American and a residual nationalism casts doubt upon their virtue. As red is the protagonist of the colours and the apple the principal of the fruits, the cereal Don to me will always be Coco Pops. It's been over a decade since our last acquaintance and I weep for all that is lost. It was touched by milk. So milk it too touched. Rice Krispies - the underboss, a worthy second whose wings are clipped by choclessness. Frosties - the third leg of that elementary triumvirate, Tony long since usurped by similar beasts (Crunchy Nut). METAPHOR SHIFT Corn Flakes - the granddaddy, the soggy stalwart and what a vile procession of words. Bran Flakes & Special K - the boring and fun parents, respectively, rightly concerned with the movement of one's bowels. Cheerios & Shreddies - good kids but nobody's favourites, are they? Shredded Wheat - the "different" cousin of whom we are nonetheless fond. METAPHOR SHIFT Weetabix - a wonderful teacher in the rewards of patience. Weetos - a lover whose time in one's life is certain to be short-lived. Because you love her so much. It can't be good for you. And good things like this don't last. Not for you... not for you. And Sugar Puffs - a relic of HOME, a place long gone but forever nestled behind our lives, that place we privately mourn, that pl-- I just found out that Sugar Puffs are now called Honey Monster Puffs. What the FUCKING FUCK?! They come for it all, don't they? METAPHOR COLLAPSE I'm hobbled by the character limit but believe me, I have more to say. On this ep, Jordan and I discuss ERIC, UNFROSTED and uvvers.

The lads take a look at the second Peter Cushing movie. A familiar face plays Tom, Sugar Puffs exist in the future and RoboMen are gimps. Lovely stuff.FOLLOW US!@TheDrWhoPod@SJPWORLDMEDIA@DanGriffin21

The lads take a look at the second Peter Cushing movie. A familiar face plays Tom, Sugar Puffs exist in the future and RoboMen are gimps. Lovely stuff.FOLLOW US!@TheDrWhoPod@SJPWORLDMEDIA@DanGriffin21

Brutus! Tekno! Farthing Wood! Reboot! Sugar Puffs! Holograms! School friends & enemies! The worst film a child can watch! Sam from Freak Zone Games is here, newly-minted copy of Spectacular Sparky in hand, to discuss Shadow's shaft and Beano sacrifice.

Brutus! Tekno! Farthing Wood! Reboot! Sugar Puffs! Holograms! School friends & enemies! The worst film a child can watch! Sam from Freak Zone Games is here, newly-minted copy of Spectacular Sparky in hand, to discuss Shadow's shaft and Beano sacrifice.

Brutus! Tekno! Farthing Wood! Reboot! Sugar Puffs! Holograms! School friends & enemies! The worst film a child can watch! Sam from Freak Zone Games is here, newly-minted copy of Spectacular Sparky in hand, to discuss Shadow's shaft and Beano sacrifice.

The Tripod is BACK! This week, for the first episode of Season 2, we're delving into Black Mirror: Bandersnatch as we discuss the concept of choose-your-own-adventures, Black Mirror, free will and tackle the important question: Frosties or Sugar Puffs? Listen to hear how we got on with the film!

This week FREEDOM! But do we really want it? Listen with care as Sartre warns us that freedom can make us a little queasy. Do we always have choices? Can I choose to have Sugar Puffs for breakfast tomorrow even though I don't have any in the house? What would Sartre have? Our guess is croissants. Enjoy the spectacle of Jean-Paul and Che Guevara having a beret-off. Don't be concerned as Danny and Mike gaze at you in a peculiar way, we aren't trying to objectify you, really we aren't ... really...we...aren't

With the recent release of series five of Black Mirror on Netflix, Harry and Rory step back in time and choose their own paths through the interactive movie / game / digital content that is Bandersnatch. They look at other episodes of the show, as well as earlier works by Charlie Brooker, before discussing video game development in 1980s Britain, the illusion of choice, and the eternal question - Sugar Puffs or Frosties? This podcast contains SPOILERS for Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (2018). Visit our Website: gamesonfilm.wixsite.com/podcast Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/GamesOnFilmPod/ Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/GamesOnFilmPod/ Music by David Lightfoot www.davidlightfootmusic.com

In the first episode of I'm Obsessed With This, host Bobby Finger invites writer Christine Friar and The Verge features editor Kevin Nguyen to the studio. They dig into Bird Box, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, Bandersnatch, and the Internet crazes surrounding them. We also have the people behind Bandersnatch here to answer your questions from Twitter. Writer Charlie Brooker and producer Annabelle Jones set the record straight on Frosties vs Sugar Puffs, Stefan, and more.

We're finally back & ready to chat about the new interactive film, Black Mirror: Bandersnatch! Time to make your choices & determine the fate of Stefan Butler. Be sure to think hard on your first -- and most important -- choice: Sugar Puffs or Frosties? (Though, truth be told, they're both a bit kiddywink.) Film link: https://www.netflix.com/title/80988062  Contact us via email at: navigatingnetflixoriginals@gmail.com Hit us up on twitter: @NNOPodcast

Was "Black Mirror: Bandersnatch" more like a fun "Goosebumps" book? Or a way for a massive corporation to gain insights into your private viewing habits?This episode, we wonder if "Bandersnatch" will open the door to a future in which entertainment companies will be able to tell not just whether we prefer Frosties or Sugar Puffs, but also our attention spans and tolerance for violence. Just imagine how "choose your own adventure" technology will evolve in an age of sex robots and "Blade Runner 2049"-style hologram boyfriends and girlfriends. Everyone's weirdest secrets will be carefully tracked.Also, here's a great story about how anyone can track your movements for $300: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/nepxbz/i-gave-a-bounty-hunter-300-dollars-located-phone-microbilt-zumigo-tmobile See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s a press tour in reverse, as the creators of Black Mirror: Bandersnatch promote the movie after its release!James talks with Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones about the Netflix interactive hit, confirming the Black Mirror multiverse theory, how Bandersnatch was made and trying to figure out exactly what Sugar Puffs are…Listen to our exclusive mini episode for your chance to win a signed copy of Inside Black Mirror and a selection of retro TuckerSoft posters.For more Black Mirror stuff, follow our Twitter @BlackMirrorCrrr, join the conversation in our Facebook group or read more at mirror.co.uk/blackmirrorThanks for listening!Black Mirror Cracked is hosted by James Ide and produced by Daniel Jackson.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Links oder rechts gehen – solche Entscheidungen muss man im neuen interaktiven Netflix-Film „Black Mirror: Bandersnatch“ treffen. Ein Szenario, das man auf Videospielen schon länger kennt.Der Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/digital/interaktiver-film-black-mirror-bandersnatch

Black Mirror is back, and this time it's a choose-your-own adventure, feature length film! Written by Charlie Brooker and directed by David Slade, this video game themed thriller certainly has more than a few talking points.   We discuss the multiple endings, twists and turns, and of course, Frosties and Sugar Puffs...

Happy new year! To kick off 2019, the shares how they spent the holidays, their New Years Eve rituals, and best gifts received and given. Plus we dissect the latest Black Mirror episode Bandersnatch in copious detail (spoilers last until 53 minute mark) and catch up on tech news. Get any cool tech for Christmas?

Happy new year! To kick off 2019, the shares how they spent the holidays, their New Years Eve rituals, and best gifts received and given. Plus we dissect the latest Black Mirror episode Bandersnatch in copious detail (spoilers last until 53 minute mark) and catch up on tech news. Get any cool tech for Christmas?

The excellent Alex Sievewright joins Jon Holmes and Marc Haynes to tangle with The One Show, push it to the floor and give it a dead leg. This week: Bjorn from ABBA sits in a fictional Greek Taverna, a man gets his hair cut like Roy Batty from Blade Runner, a student boils everyone's blood and Rod Stewart eats some Sugar Puffs in a wardrobe. It can only be....The The One Show Show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul T, Dec & Matt (The world renowned 52 Club) discuss the Battleground of WWE and the battlegrounds of Game of Thrones this week (SPOLERS : beware there are Game of Thrones spoilers in this show,) before musing on what effects consuming a whole box of Sugar Puffs may have on the human body. Enjoy; They'rrrrrrrre Great!

Toni and Joe record their first live podcast at WHOlanta and talk about the jaunty sixties nonsense that is the Peter Cushing film Daleks - Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D. Note: The audio has a little bit of echo due to the recording location.

The Daleks' package holiday to London, Earth doesn't quite live up to the brochure; the idyllic campsite where they can park their mobile home turns out to be a rubble-strewn, dilapidated factory complex in the city centre covered in Sugar Puffs (other breakfast cereals are available) and the “world's largest open air swimming pool” is a filthy, corpse infested river! The vibrant, thriving, multi-cultural London nightlife is actually a bitter tramp and an underage girl who hospitalise several of the off-earth tourists in a multiple hit and run during a shopping trip. The warm, friendly locals they were promised are a bunch of homeless squatters who jump out from doors and alleyways to throw smoke bombs at them and even break into their camper van at one point to kidnap their dinner guests. Despite this they find a nice place in the country (well it's Bedfordshire but you can pretend) and start to build a holiday villa. Unfortunately, they're conned by a load of cowboy builders who don't seem to know what they're doing and then four environmentalist campaigners turn up and incite a rather violent protest riot, setting fire to the daleks' camper van and blowing up their new holiday home. A strong letter of protest to the travel agent is in order I think. Poor Daleks. Maybe they'll have better luck next year, when they go to Kembel…

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In this Naked Scientists Question and Answer show, we find out if bacteria will grow on a bar of soap, why bird poo is white and whether or not a moon can have its own moon. Also, do sweeteners alter your metabolism and can we re-stock the oceans with farmed fish? Plus, we explore the oily threat to Bluefin Tuna, a newly discovered way that blood vessels in the brain clear a blockage, how channels on Mars reveal secrets about the Martian climate, and why shape is essential for H. plyori - a gut bug associated with ulcers and cancer. In Kitchen Science, Ben and Dave recreate a classic... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

In this Naked Scientists Question and Answer show, we find out if bacteria will grow on a bar of soap, why bird poo is white and whether or not a moon can have its own moon. Also, do sweeteners alter your metabolism and can we re-stock the oceans with farmed fish? Plus, we explore the oily threat to Bluefin Tuna, a newly discovered way that blood vessels in the brain clear a blockage, how channels on Mars reveal secrets about the Martian climate, and why shape is essential for H. plyori - a gut bug associated with ulcers and cancer. In Kitchen Science, Ben and Dave recreate a classic... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists