Podcasts about TFI Friday

Paul Kerensa travels around the UK constantly on tour with his various shows, currently it's carols and comedians visiting churches which is a whole heap of fun and gets you in the mood for Christmas, but away from that he's written for top TV shows like Miranda, Not Going Out, Top Gear, TFI Friday, The Royal Variety Performance. Over the next couple of weeks, Paul chats with us about his health, faith and of course Christmas!

Today we welcome the man who was at the absolute centre of TV and celebrity culture in the 1990s. Long before TFI Friday and Britpop there was a Friday night Channel 4 show that drew an enormous viewership among the young, and that show was 'The Word', a television show helmed by Mr Terry Christian. Starting out in radio at the age of just 19, Terry has had a remarkable career that put him front and centre of the Manchester music scene, and later in a position to fight for those bands to gain exposure on Channel 4. It hasn't been easy and Terry pulls no punches in telling his story. Listen as he regales us with tales of hanging out with James Brown and Robin Williams, and the true story behind Oliver Reed's infamous drunken interview, as well as that legendary awkward Bill Hicks interaction.All music written and performed in this podcast by Steve Otis GunnPlease buy my book 'You Shot My Dog and I Love You' available in all good book shops, online and directly.Podcast Socials:Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tvtimespodInsta: https://www.instagram.com/tvtimespodYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@tvtimespodTwitter: https://twitter.com/tvtimespodSteve's Socials:Insta: https://www.instagram.com/steveotisgunnTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/steveotisgunnFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/steveotisgunn.antisocialTerry's Socials:Insta: https://www.instagram.com/terry.tvchristianTwitter: https://x.com/terrychristianFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/terrychristianpublicfigureProduced by Steve Otis Gunn for Jilted Maggotwww.jiltedmaggot.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Find here this the latest episode of TIME, with a nostalgic look back at April 1998 through the four pillars of culture - Music, Films, TV and Sport! From a catch up on the soaps with a supersized episode of Eastenders, a big explosion in Brookie, Titanic dominating the box office, Arsenal dominating the Prem and the TIME debut of TFI Friday and much more - we cover everything happening in TIME, in April of 1998. Follow us: Matty @MattyEdwards86 Liam: @LFDOOM Gareth: @GRAPPLGareth Benno: @BensonRichardE Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFxi7mlWLiAOUfIM9Eowi3w/join Listen to our free GRAPPL Spotlight podcast every week: https://open.spotify.com/show/5i8e0R6bZkCFiKwvzqTPmO?si=L3fmCi_2Tguw-EQlDcRFog Get our full VIDEO live streams and bonus podcasts: http://www.Patreon.com/GRAPPL Subscribe for more videos like these on AEW, WWE and the wider wrestling world!

Welcome to another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop!, a full on podcast about music innit. This week marks the 60th anniversary of the legendary performance by The Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show on the 9th of February 1964. So, we decided to celebrate by looking at some of Gaz's favourite performances by bands in the years since. We go from art-pop with Wogan to glam rock with Jimmy Kimmel, stopping off for novelty grunge hits on Letterman and greasy rock and roll on TFI Friday along the way. We also have a quick chat about the recent Grammys and MOBO awards and pay tribute to the late Wayne Kramer of The MC5, who passed away this week.  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Regular on Radio 2 Breakfast Show with his Pause For Thought, as well as presenting his own show on BBC Sussex and BBC Surrey, Paul is a writer, broadcaster, comedian and author. Winner of the BBC Radio Entertainment Contract Writer Bursary, Paul continues to write and script-edit for many TV comedies. His writing won a British Comedy Award for BBC's Miranda, as well as a Royal Television Society Award and the Rose d'Or award for Lee Mack's sitcom Not Going Out, for which Paul has written on over 60 episodes over the past decade. Paul worked closely with Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc on the revamped Top Gear for BBC2, as well as on Channel 4's revival of the cult show TFI Friday. On Radio 4, Paul's written for Dead Ringers, The Now Show and The News Quiz. Paul's books include So a Comedian Walks Into a Church, which The Independent rated one of their top eight books for Christmas that year, plus the Amazon Top 100 Bestseller Hark! The Biography of Christmas, as well as a range of children's books. Paul won the ITV Take the Mike Award and regularly gigs all over the UK as a stand-up. Venues include; Comedy Store, Jongleurs, Highlight, Glee Club, Komedia and various corporate events, where throughout he's known as one of the few clean, accessible, funny comedians. He has supported Milton Jones and Men in Coats on their national tours, as well as taking many shows to the Edinburgh Fringe. He's a regular columnist for various publications, and has recently written his third play, Three Wise Men. “Ingenious” Evening Standard. “As effortless a writer as he is a performer.” The Stage

With their delivery of humanitarian aid to Ukraine accomplished, Andy and John head back home, retracing their tracks across Northern Europe. In a harrowing interview, John talks to a Ukrainian elearning specialist now based in Germany following the sad death of her husband on the frontline in Bahmut. And in Theorists Corner we feature John Comenius and Eric Kandel. 00:00 - Start 00:44 - Intro 02:39 - TFI Friday 15:29 - Theorists Corner: John Comenius 18:36 - Interview: Yuliia Kovach 28:18 - How Yuliia met Viktor 32:45 - Russia invades 41:49 - Life after Viktor 53:56 - Theorists Corner: Eric Kandel 56:04 - Final update from Run 19 58:59 - Outro Ukraine Fundraiser 2022 More information: http://www.ukrainefundraiser.co.uk Donate: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/ukrainefundraiser2022  Contact John Helmer X(Twitter): @johnhelmer LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhelmer/ Website: https://learninghackpodcast.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LearningHack

Nick and Angela are overjoyed to welcome their biggest fan to DISH HQ. In 1983 a young lad from Warrington began his professional career on Piccadilly Radio in Manchester. Forty years on and Chris Evans is a legend of TV and Radio broadcasting, with the Big Breakfast, the Radio 1 Breakfast Show and TFI Friday  garnering cult status. Chris has also found time to pen some books on his incredible life and his passion, running, which he took up age 47. He now presents the Virgin Radio Breakfast show, weekday mornings from 6.30am. Chris Evans doesn't do podcasts, but agreed to appear on DISH (because he loves us) to promote CarFest which is the biggest family fundraising festival in the UK. CarFest has raised over 25 million pounds for charity in 12 years. This year's event is taking place on the August bank holiday weekend. Tickets are available at www.carfest.org Angela prepares a delicious meal of orange and herb butter spatchcock chicken with french fries for our guest of honour, who is a big fan of both, while Nick pours the Cave de Lugny Chardonnay Mâcon-Villages. Having eagerly plugged CarFest, Chris Evans does what he does best: tell stories. He shares some emotional memories of his mum's hotpot, his philosophy on drinking after years of hedonism and why Timmy Mallett is his hero. Just so you know, our podcast might contain the occasional mild swear word or adult theme. All recipes from this podcast can be found at waitrose.com/dishrecipes A transcript for this episode can be found at waitrose.com/dish We can't all have a Michelin star chef in the kitchen, but you can ask Angela for help. Send your dilemmas to dish@waitrose.co.uk and she'll try to answer in a future episode. Dish is a S:E Creative Studio production for Waitrose & Partners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tammy and Oliver put some dinos to sleep while trying to complete The Lost World: Jurassic Park on one credit, and Catalina Guriado from TFI Friday drops by to play with a big hose on Roscoe McQueen: Firefighter Extreme.There's news on Titanic and H.E.D.Z - and THE BOAT SHOW - along with reviews of Postal (PC) and Panzer Dragoon Saga (Saturn).Help us build future 'UCP Live!' Events here!Get next week's episode early on Patreon!Join the GamesMaster conversation on Discord!Theme song by Other ChrisFollow Luke on TwitterFollow Ash on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on TwitterFollow Under Consoletation on InstagramSend your thoughts to feedback@underconsoletation.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/underconsolepod. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TFI Friday folks!! This week's guest brings the Britpop sounds of the mid 90s to the table. Nick has presented the fantastic Britpop Revival Show for many years now, so it was a treat to have a natter about the scene that we hold so close to our hearts. From the band that kickstarted british indie in the early 90s, to lost gems fighting out with one the biggest bands of the decade and then we both do a deep dive on one of the greatest bands of all time, Silver Sun!!! Give the Spotify link a click, to hear Nicks 5 amazing choices in a handy playlist..... https://open.spotify.com/playlist/156jcqfNdInVvH5wgUI5HZ?si=iA16Xiy0Slmg5yhbrl2uaQ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trackonesideonepodcast/support

Will MacDonald was the producer of massive TV shows TFI Friday and Don't Forget Your Toothbrush back in the day with Chris Evans. No man on the planet has more bizarre celeb stories than this guy. Joe and David lap it all up.Follow Chatabix on Twitter & Instagram:twitter.com/chatabix1www.instagram.com/chatabixpodcast/Patreon for early access to our eps: https://www.patreon.com/chatabixCrunchy fresh tees and hoodies: https://chatabixshop.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

British Comedy Award-winning writer, comedian and broadcaster Paul Kerensa has co-written TV shows including Not Going Out, Miranda, Top Gear and TFI Friday, as well as radio shows including The Now Show, The News Quiz and Dead Ringers. As a comedian he's performed at The Comedy Store, Jongleurs, Montreal Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Festival, as well as churches and cathedrals. On Radio 2 Breakfast Show he broadcasts regular Pause for Thought slots, and presents on BBC Radio Sussex/Surrey. He's written ten books, including bestseller Hark! The Biography of Christmas. His new book is his first novel - Auntie and Uncles: The Bizarre Birth of the BBC, based on his podcast The British Broadcasting Century. PaulKerensa.com paulkerensa.comfacebook.com/paul.kerensainstagram.com/paulkerensatwitter.com/paulkerensayoutube.com/paulkerensatv

British Comedy Award-winning writer, comedian and broadcaster Paul Kerensa has co-written TV shows including Not Going Out, Miranda, Top Gear and TFI Friday, as well as radio shows including The Now Show, The News Quiz and Dead Ringers. As a comedian he's performed at The Comedy Store, Jongleurs, Montreal Comedy Festival, Edinburgh Festival, as well as churches and cathedrals. On Radio 2 Breakfast Show he broadcasts regular Pause for Thought slots, and presents on BBC Radio Sussex/Surrey. He's written ten books, including bestseller Hark! The Biography of Christmas. His new book is his first novel - Auntie and Uncles: The Bizarre Birth of the BBC, based on his podcast The British Broadcasting Century. PaulKerensa.com paulkerensa.comfacebook.com/paul.kerensainstagram.com/paulkerensatwitter.com/paulkerensayoutube.com/paulkerensatv

TFI Thursday so you can all listen to the latest episode of TIDRP! The chaps cast their minds back to the heady 90s and the programme that epitomised it more than any other. The music, the madness and the merriment. Enjoy! Tidrpinbox@gmail.com@gmail.com

Welcome to Autumn 1996. Royal divorce, Mad Cow disease, Take That helplines, TFI Friday. But it wasn't all bad news, oh no – the pop charts were continuing to dazzle and amaze the CD buying public! Indeed, if we weren't snapping up those hits on £5 CD singles (both one and two, to complete the set) we were most definitely picking up a copy of the latest volume of everyone's favourite compilation series, NOW35. And what delights across the forty tracks would you find? Girl Power taking over the world with that (not actually) difficult second single, George Michael looking for love in all sorts of place, Boybands (some on the way in, some heading further eastwards!) And enough dance anthems to fill any bedroom disco or sparkling nightclub.And a fair smattering of, what the music press were still most definitely describing, as the all conquering, crowd pleasing, flag waving, two-fingered swagger Britpop. But was a change on the horizon as the year of Euro 96, Knebworth and a plethora of Union Jacks moved towards its conclusion? Was the retrograde triumphalism sliding towards its own runout groove? And if so, were the clues to the Next Big Thing to be found on this album? As the team at NOW always successfully managed to do in their gloriously curated way, most definitely!Back to Now guest Neil Kulkarni has been writing about pop since 1994, starting out at the weekly Melody Maker before moving on to a host of magazines, newspapers and websites as well as lecturing in music journalism and releasing music with his band The Moonbears.Amongst hits and headlines from Spice Girls, Pulp, Neneh Cherry, Underworld and others, we also explore the huge influence that r'n'b was having on the popworld, find out how to wind-up indie fans (it involves 2 unlimited), discover the bands that music journalists can't admit to not liking (doesn't involve 2 unlimited) and be amazed at the connection between a solar eclipse, Lynx Africa and a James Bond baddie (yes really).And find out why pretty much every ‘indie' guitar act on NOW35 won't be returning our calls. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 15 This week on Small Screen 90s Barnes and AMJ start there epic task to rate every 90s TV show out of 90. Bear with us it's not as shit as it sounds This week's TV shows are.TFI Friday.The Adam and Joe Show.The Shoe People.Crosswits.What is this then ? Each episode Chris Barnes and AMJ (The King of Comedy ) sit down to rate 90s TV shows out of 90 and they won't give up until every single TV show is rated. Is this pointless yes --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smallscreen90s/support

Nick and Phil are joined by the compere and broadcaster Rob Walker, who talks us through his career and time in snooker. Rob tells us about the best ever atmospheres during his years introducing the players, his memorable appearances on TFI Friday and his charity work. There's plenty of chat too about the recent World Championship.*Special note - If you want to hear some award-winning waffle from messrs Metcalfe and Haigh between minutes 17 and 57, you're more than welcome. But feel free to fast forward to Rob rejoining the episode too. Enjoy.

John Lenahan came to Britain from his native Philadelphia for a short trip and has never quite made it back.   John originally grabbed the headlines as the first person in 85 years to be expelled from the Magic Circle. The 3-card trick he exposed on How Do They Do That? is no more than a gambling con, but John took the rap and enjoyed the publicity.   2004 saw him starring in a new primetime BBC1 show, Secrets of Magic. His own BBC2 series, Stuff The White Rabbit, achieved record ratings for the slot. Other TV credits include presenting the travelogue Open Road, playing the voice of the toaster in Red Dwarf, and guest appearances on everything from TFI Friday to Celebrity Squares. He also fronted HoaxBusters, an ITV network show lifting the lid on scams and hoaxes. John has performed onstage all over the world, from Beijing and Dubai to Dublin. He has toured alongside Jack Dee, Victoria Wood, Lenny Henry and Michael Ball. Besides all this, Lenahan is one of the most successful corporate entertainers in the country. Apart from his show-stealing cabaret, he has made kitchens appear, taught Bank of England staff to juggle, read thousands of minds and levitated a 20-pound Toblerone bar. He was the first person on record to perform magic live over the Internet, for BT. John has been described by The Guardian as ‘the mascot of a magical renaissance' - and by Jackie Collins as ‘extremely good looking'. John Lenahan lives in Cricklewood, London. In a world dominated by awards, he is proud to have once been voted Time Out Street Magician of the Year.   John's novels: Shadowmagic , The Prince of Hazel & Oak and Sons of Macha are now available in one omnibus -The Shadowmagic Trilogy - published by Harper Collins and is out in paperback iBook, Nook and Kindle formats. ​ The Magic Circle has finally recognised their mistake and reinstated John!

On this week's Nialler9 podcast, Niall and Andrea are joined by Jenn Gannon to talk about a recent piece she wrote for the publication Rogue Collective called Girl powerless: Why the 90s and 00s weren't as empowering as they seemed (available on subscription). Jenn's piece was inspired by watching the recent Channel 4 two-part documentary Spice Girls: How Girl Power Changed Britain, which as well as telling the story of the Spice Girls rise and fall, also discusses '90s Britpop culture at the time from '90s ladettes to Girl Power to how famous women were coerced into playing along to Chris Evans' leering and problematic presenting style on TFI Friday. Jenn joins us to talk about growing up in the era and the early 00s, along with discussions about body-shaming in magazines, lads mags like FHM, the marketing co-opting of the term Girl Power and the retromania of our recent past. TW: there is discussion about weight loss and eating disorders around 42 minutes in. Listen to the episode below or Subscribe in your favourite podcast app: Subscribe in Apple | Android | ACAST | Pocketcasts | CastBox | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS Feed Songs played on the Nialler9 Podcast Spotify Playlist Andrea has a new podcast - My Favourite Album Support Nialler9 on Patreon and join our Discord chat + member playlists and content. Andrea has a Ghost newsletter Subscribe to the podcast and please leave a review on iTunes, tell your friends or commit to supporting us directly. Support us on Patreon. Previous podcast episodes

Hot on the awesome heels of 1995, is 1996, but how does it compare? Well, 1996 contains more embarrassing stories, but an equal number of arguments! Not only do we cover all the best (and worst!) films, TV shows and music from 1996, but we also tackle important ideas such as 'Who was the dick?' and more, including: Is it really ironic? Who Wiiiiiiiill be added to Emma's list? Spice girl hatred. Just who is the biggest snyde in the business? Dolly the sheep. Was Independence day crap? More awesome horror films. Would you rather be killed by a tornado or die in your sleep? Want more Decapod goodness? Check out our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/925981717961498 (https://www.facebook.com/groups/925981717961498) You can follow Emma and Terry on social media in the following places: Emma Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/emma.morgan.3785 (https://www.facebook.com/emma.morgan.3785) Emma Twitter: https://twitter.com/emtweettwoo (https://twitter.com/emtweettwoo) Terry Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/terry.e.cook Terry Twitter: https://twitter.com/TCDrive1

Welcome one and all to the Track One Side One Podcast! This weeks guest is a massive one for me, in regards to musical influences in my formative years. Wojtek was the bassist and primary songwriter in Symposium, who for my money, were the best live band of the whole Britrock era in the late 90s. From playing Reading Festival 3 years running, to supporting Metallica, magazine covers across all of the rock and indie press, to performing on TFI Friday and Top Of The Pops, they did it all, backed up with an arsenal of total bangers like 'Farewell To Twilight', 'The Answer To Why I Hate You' and 'Disappear'. Being in my late teens, It was the perfect soundtrack to late nights and loud times. Woj has travelled the world playing music post Symposium too in Bjorn Again and also released his 2nd solo album in 2016. This is a truly wonderful chat, with LOT'S of Prog nattering from Mansun to Maiden to King Crimson, onto how the Batman soundtrack may well be Princes most under rated lp. I was truly humbled to have him on for a virtual chinwag and one of my musical heroes has been chalked off the dream guest list for the podcast. If anyone knows how to contact Cormac Battle from Kerbdog, please let me know!! Here's a link to Wojteks choices of tunage, courtesy of those tax dodging, artist hating corporation at you-know-where.... Xx https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0AZaJyNKDJo5nDTiSKnXB7?si=Dpj8H1BcR_asDKVkDT28MA&utm_source=copy-link&dl_branch=1 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trackonesideonepodcast/support

#6 Bumming C3PO - Richard talks briefly to a semi-retired postman and considers bumping his guest to chat with him more, but instead introduces perhaps the perfect RHLSTP guest David Mitchell. It's David's second time in the hot seat (though the chairs have got nicer since he was last here) and Richard is determined not to be as childish and rude to him as he was last time. But will he be able to keep a lid on the simmering mayonnaise vat of bitterness? Find out if David swears during sex, if he would allow himself to be raped by a ghost, why he's so obsessed with war that he's apparently wearing a poppy in January and if he enjoyed working the cloakroom for TFI Friday. There are also some more serious chats about the mindset of someone who paps a couple going for a walk with their baby and why there is so much antipathy towards Ben Elton. But it's possibly the funniest episode yet, with Mitchell, once again, giving possibly the definitive answers to some of the emergency questions. What a treat. SUPPORT THE SHOW!Watch our TWITCH CHANNELBecome a badger and see extra content at our WEBSITESee details of the RHLSTP TOUR DATESBuy DVDs and Books from GO FASTER STRIPE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pour ce 28ème épisode, je vous emmène prendre l'air en Thaïlande, sur une plage mythique…  On va parler d'une chanson qui, pour toujours associée à ce petit coin de paradis, a gardé intact son pouvoir d'évocation et vous transporte immédiatement sous les étoiles de Kho Phi Phi. Si vous n'êtes pas familier avec le film qu'il illustre, ce titre vous rappellera sûrement des souvenirs, s'il n'est pas comme pour moi un classique absolu.Ce titre étant produit par William Orbit (comme l'album Ray Of Light de Madonna, cf épisode 26 et épisode 27), je me suis demandé s'il n'avait pas des similitudes avec certaines chansons de cet album.On prépare son sac, on met un peu d'écran total et on ressort le CD 2 Titres de Pure Shores des All Saints.Liens et référencesLet's Get Started, le single de All Saints 1.9.7.5. (Mel et Shaznay)La scène de The Beach dans laquelle Pure Shores apparaît.​L'interview très malaise de All Saints dans TFI Friday en mai 1998L'interview chez Jonathan Ross en 2006 où elles expliquent les raisons de leur séparation Pure Shores par Bright Light Bright LightPure Shores par London GrammarPure Shores par Melanie C (Spice Girls) et Natalie AppletonAll Saints - One Strike (2016)All Saints - After All (2018)​___________CD2Titres est écrit, produit et incarné par Loïc Dumoulin Richet.Retrouvez moi sur Twitter et Instagram @CD2Titres_podN'hésitez pas à donner 5 étoiles à ce podcast et à laisser un commentaire s'il vous a plu !Générique et jingles composés exclusivement pour CD2Titres par Rod Thomas @brightlightx2

It's time to hop on over to the TFI Friday studios for... gritty 1967 spy thriller, Man In A Suitcase. Adam and Heather take a trek through the darker and grimier corners of the swinging decade, and get involved in all sorts of espionage shenanigans and undercover jiggerypokery - meeting a very familiar drunken rogue and a very familiar double agent in the process.But will Adam enjoy the show, or will he become distracted by a drunken Shaun Ryder, an ugly bloke and Ocean Colour Scene?Philip Madoc asks if you could like, rate, review and subscribe to the podcast, and in the meantime your name will also go on the list. What is it?https://twitter.com/retro_tubehttps://shows.acast.com/retrotubeemail: retrotubepodcast@gmail.comMusic by Berlin Horse See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Reef were the hairy brothers in the world of Britpop and carved their own niche whilst enjoying massive success with Place Your Hands, Naked, Come Back Brighter and others. A modified Place Your Hands went on to be one of the musical highlights of TFI Friday and it's these stories and more, including a toilet run in with the legendary James Brown, that Paul and George get into with frontman Gary Stringer. Contact the show via @britpopcast on Twitter and Instagram to send us your Great Gig In The Sky, your Britpop spotted or request who you might like Paul and George to track down and speak to on future episodes. Also, spread word of the podcast and hit subscribe so you don't miss all the great episodes to come.

In this episode, Jamie and Hayley discuss the 25th anniversary of TFI Friday, then Jamie talks to George from the Next Goal Wins podcast about his interest in 90s and 00s pop music. Last, Danny Simm plays celebrity birthdays. Credits: Host: Jamie & Hayley Guest: George from Next Goal Wins Voiceover: Harrison RB of Crumblefruit Celebrity Birthday Guest: Danny Simm Music by J Dyer Produced by Jamie Dyer Next Goal Wins Podcast Link: https://open.spotify.com/show/2rvJ73l8cD04HbThj4fpN3?si=m8yBeN4lTUqyouPKsC--1A Contact: @90snNoughtiesUK Facebook.com/NinetiesnNoughtiesUK NinetiesNNoughties@Gmail.com 

My podcasts seem to be taking a turn towards entertainment at the moment. Paul Kerensa talks about his road to how he became a prominent writer for TFI Friday, Not Going out and Miranda as well as working the stand up comedy circuit. He also tells us about his Faith and how he has worked Faith and Comedy together to make a great combination. For me this podcast is amazing as it highlights how your Faith can be celebrated in so many different ways. #Neilspodcasts #Paulkerensa #Notgoingout #Miranda #Highcross #Lovecamberley #Camberley #Comedian #Writer

Week three of the "When They Was Fab" look at the Flaming Pie archive edition box set.    This week we settle into the two DVD's.    Paul gives us videos, EPKs, excerpts from interviews and the entire "In The World Tonight" documentary.     Make it a beautiful night by spending the hours with Paul, Linda, and your friends from WTWF.

Catalina Guirado has been featured on covers and in global magazines such as Vogue, Elle, Cosmopolitan, UK Maxim, FHM (including the sexiest women of the year top 100).She became a household name in the UK during the 'Cool Britannia' years, launching her television career as Chris Evan’s sidekick on the award-winning TV show, ‘TFI FRIDAY’.Her celebrity status grew when she appeared in 'I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here’.In 2003 she stepped out of the spotlight and moved to Los Angeles. She became co-creator of one of the first web music TV sites.Following the death of her famous artist father in 2010, Catalina was made the sole director of the acclaimed artist’s estate. In this episode of Together In Isolation, she chats with Jonathan Gabay about art and mental health as well as body image and lessons learnt from living the Californian lifestyle.

Iain and Katherine are joined by Saffron from the band Republica who talks TFI Friday, her new albums, women rock bands and Studying kung fu, The world is going backwards, Nick can't cope with life because of social anxiety so has turned to drinking, Line 1 talks going to a funeral of a friend his age and Iain does a Periscope love bomb with a guy who talks being bullied for being gay on Periscope

On this week's roundtable of 90s natter provided by listener Paul Clark is another trio of nostalgic topics for our team to chew the fat over. Ash, Joel and Matthew look back at when football shirts went way too baggy, relive the days of football and teletext and go all googly-eyed over ITV's underrated production of live football with The Match. Plus chat on TFI Friday, Matthew's instagram profile and why Ash never does the washing. Keep it 90s! (Apologies for sound quality, the room we recorded in was far too echoey, and will be remedied for next episode) Find us online at http://www.ak90s.co.uk on twitter https://www.twitter.com/AK90s and facebook https://www.facebook.com/ak90s

Berättelsen om hur fem britter skapar en folkrörelse som detonerar och imploderar inför hela världens ögon. Det är en vårkväll i staden Maidenhead strax väster om London. I ett brunt tegelhus håller fem unga kvinnor på att packa ihop sina tillhörigheter i stora sopsäckar. Stämningen är nervös och stressad. I det här huset har tjejerna blivit lovade en karriär som popstjärnor. Det är deras manager som betalar för hyran, men nu har de bestämt sig för att bryta sig loss från hans bolag. Gruppen stoppar sina demos i fickorna, packar in sig i en Fiat och kör i väg. Året är 1995 och det är såhär berättelsen om Spice Girls börjar. P3 Musikdokumentär om Spice Girls är historien om hur fem brittiska tjejer orsakar masshysteri i en hel värld. Under två korta men intensiva år är Spice Girls överallt de intervjuas i TV, reser till Sydafrika för att träffa Nelson Mandela och skapar rubriker när de kysser prins Charles på en välgörenhetsgala. Gång på gång upprepar Emma, Melanie C, Melanie B, Victoria och Geri sitt budskap om vikten att ta för sig och välja vänskap framför killar. Med sin Girl Power skapar de en folkrörelse som kommer att påverka en hel generation av unga tjejer. Men bakom kulisserna lurar interna bråk, ett pressat schema och en ständig konkurrens om gruppens ledarskap.  Det dröjer inte länge förrän ett av pophistoriens största draman briserar inför öppen ridå.  I programmet hörs Anders Tengner, Emma Veronica Johansson, Sandra Beijer och James Savage.  En dokumentär av Axel Winqvist  Producent: Vendela Lundberg Exekutiv Producent: Ulla Svensson Tekniker: Fredrik Nilsson Programmet är en produktion från Tredje Statsmakten Media Ljudklippen i dokumentären är hämtade från: TV Fyra, SVT Aktuellt, TFI Friday i BBC, Pierce Morgan Live, Associated Press, Olympiska Spelen 2012, Spice World The Movie, CBS, NBC Radio, Parkinson och dokumentärerna Viva Forever (ITV), Raw Spice (Zig Zag Productions), Geri (Molly Dineen 1997), Spice Girls Giving you Everything (BBC).

Today's guest is legendary TV producer Lisa Clark. Lisa has worked on some of the best comedy and entertainment shows of the last 25 years including The Big Breakfast, TFI Friday, Spaced, Shooting Stars, Catterick, House of Fools, Big Night Out, Mortimer and Whitehouse Gone Fishing. As well as working prolifically with Vic & Bob on their various programmes, she also set up and ran production company Pett Productions with the pair between 2001 - 2015. We talk about her early career as an onscreen journalist, slagging off orange revels with Vic & Bob and Celebrity Boxing... I also play a track at the end of the podcast by the brilliant band AULD - here's a link to buy tickets to their album launch on 20th Feb 2019: https://www.wegottickets.com/event/455547 ••••• LISA CLARK ON TWITTER — https://twitter.com/petttv ••••• AULD ON FACEBOOK — www.facebook.com/auldmusic/ ••••• AULD on YOUTUBE — https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9iXFMo5nITnEZ2t5MSsQeA ••••• AULD on TWITTER — /twitter.com/Auldmusic ••••• AULD on INSTAGRAM — www.instagram.com/auldmusic/ ••••• MATT SKILLINGTON on TWITTER — twitter.com/mattskillington 
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Badly Drawn Boy & Audioweb's Robin File reminisces on his time as part of the Madchester scene in the 90s; featuring tales of Bono, Ian Brown, Happy Mondays, TFI Friday, Rebel MC. Meeting Kylie, Joe Strummer and (nearly) Mick Jones; Dave the Potter, cold noodles and that black jumper

Talent plus brand = success? So, Chris Evans, the current presenter of adult-contemporary BBC Radio 2’s breakfast show - the largest breakfast show in Europe, by cume - has announced that he’s leaving the station later this year.   He’s off to Virgin Radio, where he’s going to do the breakfast show.   Side note: it’s the same “Virgin Radio” brand, owned by Virgin Enterprises, but not the same station. The original Virgin Radio was bought (and sold) by Chris Evans himself, but after a few more ownership changes, it was rebranded as Absolute Radio. The Virgin Radio brand is now licensed to News UK, part of Rupert Murdoch’s empire. Evans once described business discussions with Murdoch as “dealing with the devil”.   The current Virgin Radio is a station on DAB Digital Radio, and has no outlet on FM. It broadcasts - in mono - on a transmitter network that only currently covers 77% of households.   It’s a competitive market, too. It’s one of 44 national radio stations in the UK, and typically a radio listener will have a further fifteen or so local radio stations available too on their DAB set - and that’s before the obvious additional choices of Spotify and podcasts.   Virgin Radio has 413,000 weekly listeners (BBC Radio 2 has 14.9m).   So, why on earth would Evans make the leap?   It strikes me that there are a few questions here:   Is radio’s most important weapon the talent? Evans is a known presenter, and will pull in the audience: and this is why he’s been hired by News UK. Is music a differentiator any more? Stations can promote their music position as much as they like, but real music fans have Spotify for that, and the rest of us want music that’s okay alongside people we like listening to. Do talent these days want more creative freedom? Even during his time at the BBC, Chris Evans has wanted to shape his own destiny - running a passion project, a car festival, alongside his breakfast show (and then a relatively disastrous tenure at reheating Top Gear and TFI Friday). There is much more freedom with a commercial company than a public service broadcaster; and with the internet, much more opportunity still. Would Evans have leapt to work at a station called “The Badger” or “Hot 89”? I’d argue that the Virgin brand was fundamental - not just to attract new listeners, but to attract talent, too. News UK own a set of local FM radio stations across the UK (which, in total, are available to 6m listeners (and currently reach about 900,000 weekly). Would these be better served by rebroadcasting Virgin Radio, which recent rule changes would allow? News UK also own, of course, The Sun and The Times. There are some cross-promotion possibilities here. But how much money is News UK likely to want to invest?   This is real investment in radio - especially digital radio. I hope it works out for everyone concerned. Support the show. (https://www.patreon.com/radiofuturologist) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

This was, possibly, the most misguided move ever taken by Warner Bros. A full-blooded American interpretation of a quintessentially British show. The Avengers (not that one) boasts the excellent skills of a whole host of talented actors, and Uma Thurman. Critics hated it… audiences stayed away… I surely can’t be that bad. [spoilers] We had to record a little extra, to make up time and add some much needed positivity, giving you an insight into BFGC decision making along the way. But is it possible for Jim Broadbent to give a bad performance? Were Shaun Ryder’s appearances on TFI Friday the reason he was given no dialogue? And has Sean Connery made a worse film than Zardoz? Join us as we joyride in an E-Type Jag and see if this remake is a sturdy Steed, or limp like orange Peel If you’ve seen it, let us know what you think. Get in touch and let us know: Email: bfgccast@gmail.com Twitter: @bfgcpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/BFGCPodcast/ iTunes: apple.co/1R4SNZJ

On this episode Ryan from Cinema Eclectica joins the gang to discuss Channel 4's new foreign language drama service, TFI Friday, another potential Top Gear presenter, ITV's Almost Impossible Game Show and more. This week we've been watching Strikeback: Legacy, Sense8 and Meet the Goldbergs. #OnTheBox #Television #TheGeekShow #News #Reviews #TV

Seguimos con nuestra noble cruzada de evangelizar sobre las mejores series de Chile y el mundo mundial. Hoy comentamos las noticias más importante de Seriepolis.cl dónde incluimos a Silvester Stallone, La nueva serie de The Punisher y una probable nueva serie sobre el Chapo Guzman. También hablamos largo y tendido sobre la excelente serie documental de Netflix Chef's Table y pelamos un poco a Volverías con tu Ex?. Finalizamos con la recomentadación de ver el programa británico TFI Friday. Te recordamos que VHS se escucha todos los Martes y Jueves a las 10AM por las ondas digitales de Molécula.cl #VHS en Soundcloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/seriepolis #VHS en Tunein: http://tunein.com/radio/VHS-Vemos-Hartas-Series-p653345/ #VHS en Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/cl/podcast/vhs-vemos-hartas-series/id1010781097 #VHS en Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/seriepolis/ #VHS en Feed RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/VHSseriepolis

RHLSTP #94: David Mitchell - Bumming C3PO. Richard talks briefly to a semi-retired postman and considers bumping his guest to chat with him more, but instead introduces perhaps the perfect RHLSTP guest, David Mitchell. It's David's second time in the hot seat (though the chairs have got nicer since he was last here) and Richard is determined not to be as childish and rude to him as he was last time. But will he be able to keep a lid on the simmering mayonnaise vat of bitterness? Find out if David swears during sex, if he would allow himself to be raped by a ghost, why he's so obsessed with war that he's apparently wearing a poppy in January and if he enjoyed working the cloakroom for TFI Friday. There are also some more serious chats about the mindset of someone who paps a couple going for a walk with their baby and why there is so much antipathy towards Ben Elton. But it's possibly the funniest episode yet, with Mitchell, once again, giving possibly the definitive answers to some of the emergency questions. What a treat. SUPPORT THE SHOW!Check out our website and become a badger and see extra content http://rhlstp.co.ukSee details of the RHLSTP tour dates http://richardherring.com/gigsBuy DVDs and Books at http://gofasterstripe.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Last week we had a Marioke event at GameCity. It involved lots of drinking and singing. Nothing unusual there. But we've not seen Ann since, and some sources are saying that she ended up in Japan. Is she going to be the new Kojima? As Ann was missing, we needed to make sure that her replacement was completely ethical and - most importantly - a man. So we got GameUnder, renegade gamer and former president of Electronic Arts to come in and do the news. We also got Henry Hoffman from Fiddlesticks and the most stylish man in games in as a Super-Special Guest. He told us his origin story, his new game Hue, his experimental VR game Aboard The Looking Glass and made an EXCLUSIVE! announcement that he probably shouldn't have made and we shouldn't be mentioning in CAPITAL LETTERS. Sorry. We're also sorry that there won't be a show next week, it's all Ste's fault for going to India. Oh, and we're sorry for the spoilers that GameUnder might do during his news. While we're at it, sorry for mentioning TFI Friday during the show. We won't apologise for Sega Badawi, although some of his puns this week do get a little close to the edge. Cheerio!Team OLL x Links:https://twitter.com/HenryHoffmanhttps://twitter.com/mrjjlean Tracklist:1. MotionRide - 99 Lives Lefthttp://chipmusic.org/motionride/music/99-lives-left2. Lamer Pinky - Way To Unityhttp://chipmusic.org/lamer+pinky/music/way-to-unity3. Klamm - Icebreakerhttp://chipmusic.org/klamm/music/icebreaker

Kev and Owen gang up on Steph. The ideal TFI Friday. What to do if you get trapped in a confined space with a Morris dancer, a spider and a sandwich. Steph gets confused between telepathy and google glass. Are wolves and dolphins magic ? #science #TFIFRIDAY #news #BreakingBad #Nature #animals #Humans #toys

ITV’s acquisition of Twofour, Tony Hall’s Broadcast interview and TFI Friday all come under the microscope in the latest Talking TV. Host Jake Kanter is joined by Curve Media co-founder Camilla Lewis and Steven D Wright, Broadcast columnist and entertainment producer, to mull over the top TV news of the fortnight. The trio also review the first episode of Don’t Tell The Bride on BBC1 and BBC2’s latest access documentary The Bank: A Matter of Life and Debt.

Media news, analysis and occasional pronouncements on the death of linear media since 2006. Host Olly Mann is joined by radio exec and Sound Women founder Maria Williams, and producer and founder of Viral Spiral Damian Collier. It's been a busy week for Chris Evans, with speculation over a new series of TFI Friday overtaken (!) by an offer to host the reboot of Top Gear. With the support of fans and the commentariat, has the BBC got itself onto the front foot? Radio independent company Falling Tree have put over 300 documentaries online for free - The Media Podcast speaks to director Alan Hall about curating the archive and play a few choice treats. Plus, we discuss Apple News, the tech company's foray into news curation - launched with the surprising notion of using actual human beings to editorialise content - and the panel look back at 84-year-old Rupert Murdoch's career as he looks to step down as chief executive from 21st Century Fox at the end of the month.

Gordano! Hands up if you like hearing radio show hosts skirting dangerously close to indecency, in a vain attempt to keep people from turning the radio off and watching TFI Friday instead? All of you? Well, that is indeed gratifying. Good to know we're on the right track. Enclosed (just pretend the internet is a sort of content envelope) are the highlights of the program broadcast on the 12th June 2015. In it (innit) we celebrate Jurassic Park day, fill up your events calendar for the next fortnight, chat about certain fluids (a little to early in the show) and discover the link between Kiwi cricketers and all pop songs. To get yo hands on the pop music heavy version of the show, then move your cursor to mixcloud.com. Also, if you want to know what structural engineers look like in the buff, go to sorrynotinservice.com Gordano!

This week we're joined by Will "Wiiill" Macdonald, who talksl about his time as the producer of TFI Friday at the height of Britpop. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we're joined by Will "Wiiill" Macdonald, who talksl about his time as the producer of TFI Friday at the height of Britpop.

This week we're joined by Will "Wiiill" Macdonald, who talksl about his time as the producer of TFI Friday at the height of Britpop. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Frank tells Emily and Gareth about a recent traumatic experince and a leftfield celebrity spot, plus Chris Addison is this weeks guest who chats about The Thick of It, his latest tour and writing on TFI Friday.

John Lenahan will be joining the long list of headline magical performers at this year’s British Ring convention in Southport. John came to Britain in 1984 from his native Philadelphia for a short trip and has never quite made it back. From an inauspicious beginning John has become a successful corporate entertainer. Grabbing headlines in 1994 when he was the first person in 85 years to be expelled from The Magic Circle. Following an appearance on the BBC 1 Show ‘How Do They Do That?’ explaining a the Three Card Monte. He considered it to be, as did many others, to be more of a gambling con than a trick. His subsequent TV appearance in his own 1997 series for BBC 2 ‘Stuff the White Rabbit’ drew rapturous praise from the press. This series achieved record ratings for the slot and was responsible for influencing a number of youngsters to become magicians. 2004 saw him starring in the BBC 1 Show ‘Secrets of Magic’. He has played the voice of the Talkie Toaster in the first series of Red Dwarf and made guest appearances on everything from TFI Friday to Celebrity Squares and has regularly compered and topped the bill at London’s Comedy Store. He has also fronted Hoax Busters an ITV network show lifting the lid on scams and hoaxes. John’s first novel ‘Shadowmagic’ was published last year. ‘Shadowmagic’ is a fantasy adventure novel very loosely based on Irish mythology where every chapter ends on the edge of a cliff (or at least on a high curb). It has been widely recommended.

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the broadcaster Chris Evans. He is one of the most creative and influential broadcasters of his generation. He has been hailed as the saviour of more than one radio station and made a name for himself on television too - first of all on The Big Breakfast, but also with his own formats, including Don't Forget Your Toothbrush and TFI Friday. He's won a clutch of awards and, by taking over Virgin radio, made himself a millionaire many times over. But he also gained a reputation for being brash and bullying; he walked out on more than one job and his drinking binges were splashed across the tabloids.Since those days he's married and divorced, lived in America and, more recently, pursued a more peaceful existence - keeping chickens and growing vegetables at his cottage in the English countryside.[Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs]Favourite track: Here, There and Everywhere by The Beatles Book: Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens Luxury: A pair of swimming goggles with prescription lenses

Sue Lawley's castaway this week is the broadcaster Chris Evans. He is one of the most creative and influential broadcasters of his generation. He has been hailed as the saviour of more than one radio station and made a name for himself on television too - first of all on The Big Breakfast, but also with his own formats, including Don't Forget Your Toothbrush and TFI Friday. He's won a clutch of awards and, by taking over Virgin radio, made himself a millionaire many times over. But he also gained a reputation for being brash and bullying; he walked out on more than one job and his drinking binges were splashed across the tabloids. Since those days he's married and divorced, lived in America and, more recently, pursued a more peaceful existence - keeping chickens and growing vegetables at his cottage in the English countryside. [Taken from the original programme material for this archive edition of Desert Island Discs] Favourite track: Here, There and Everywhere by The Beatles Book: Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens Luxury: A pair of swimming goggles with prescription lenses