Podcasts about Two Doors Down

GLASGOW: Stuart is recording his new stand-up special "Horse" at Blackfriars on Sunday 27th April. Tickets here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://wegottickets.com/SomeLaughPodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠This week the boays are joined by star of Only an Excuse and Two Doors Down Jonathan Watson. They discuss the origins of OAE?, whether Jonathan ever received any backlash (or Sir Alex's Ferguson's famous hairdryer treatment) due to any of his impressions, and recount some of classic Only an Excuse sketches. Plus, Jonathan discusses his starring role in BBC sitcom Two Doors Down, working with Steve Coogan on This Time with Alan Partridge, and how after starring alongside Brian Cox he could have appeared in an episode of Succession.You can listen to Jonathan's new podcast Forget the Ball (alongside OAE? creator Phil Differ and the real Chick Young) here: https://open.spotify.com/show/5JpTJBuenEyFvhKdctmneX?si=443c4dfb547f4c6bSign up to our Patreon for extra episodes and bonus content including access to all our live shows here:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.patreon.com/somelaugh⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Marc is going on his first UK & Ireland tour in the summer of 2025 (now with added shows in Glasgow & Bristol) Tickets are on sale here now:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠You can watch Stu, Marc & Steve's stand-up specials on the Some Laugh YouTube channel here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM6lKn8dnMK5bOtlX-3XlCpZSf-B_qweQ&si=JjKknRTZvvza5l55⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Stand-Up Tickets:Marc: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/MarcJenko⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Stu: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/StuartMcP⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Steve: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/stephenbuchanan⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠You can follow Some Laugh on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - and please remember to leave a 5 star review!

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If you're enjoying Guestimators, please give us a rating and review, it really helps us grow, build and keep making silly quizzes. This week, actor and stand-up comedian Kieran Hodgson - best known for his role as Gordon in the BBC sitcom Two Doors Down - takes on Bush at Guestimators this week. And he's in for a baptism of fire as round two is all about the biggest sports ball the British public thinks Batman can fit up his bum! There's also rounds on the best vegetable and how late actually is a couple of minutes late. All of Kieran's tour dates and content can be found at https://www.berksnest.com/kieran To play Guestimators every week, go to guestimators.com.    For our merch - go to guestimators.store Email us on hello@guestimators.com Voicenotes to 07457404279   And follow our socials: Twitter/X Instagram  YouTube TikTok   Hosts - Andy Bush & Matt Cutler Producer - Will Nichols Music - Adam Harrison Design - Charlie Thomas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week the nerds start off by talking about how much they enjoyed Two Doors Down Wine + Bistro then move on to talking about Retro Gaming and PlayStation's Concord. They finish off the episode by talking about some console anniversaries and the Minecraft Movie.   Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok: @nerdget1 Time Stamps:  Intro - 00:00:00 Restaurant of the Week: Two Doors Down Wine + Bistro - 00:17:00 Game Releases - 00:24:00 Delays - 00:31:26 News - 00:34:38 Main Topic: Managing Expectations - 01:29:07

Elaine C. Smith has delighted audiences for decades, including work on TV shows like BBC Scotland's Two Doors Down. In her latest project she joins the touring cast of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and takes on a character that used to terrify her - The Childcatcher. Claire Love Wilson is a Scottish-Canadian theatre-maker, actor, and singer-songwriter whose semi-autobiographical show Morag, You're A Long Time Deid is inspired by the story of a grandmother she never met, and explores queer history from fragments of a recently forgotten past. Glaswegian stand-up Christopher Macarthur-Boyd had a total sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2023 and 2024, and is about to take his Scary Times show on tour across the UK and Ireland. With music from Irish country sensation Nathan Carter, and soul and pop singer Becky Sikasa.

Recorded at the Hay FestivalSHUGGIE BAIN by Douglas Stewart ON THE BLACK HILL by Bruce Chatwin AGAINST NATURE by Joris-Karl HuysmansHarriett Gilbert takes to the stage in the BBC Marquee at the Hay Festival for a special edition of the programme recorded in front of an audience. Actor and writer Doon Mackichan known for her outrageous character Cathy in the sitcom Two Doors Down chooses Shuggie Bain by Douglas Stewart as her good read. It's a touching but heartbreaking tale of a young Glaswegian boy's desperate efforts to save his mother Agnes from the alcoholism that ruins and degrades her. It won the Booker Prize in 2020. As we're in Wales Harriett's fitting choice is Bruce Chatwin's On The Black Hill an account of rural Welsh life in the mid 20th century. It's the story of two brothers' lives over 80 years and their connection to land and community. Bruce Robinson actor, director and writer of the hit film Withnail and I which has been adapted for stage chooses a book that features in the final scene of the film. The I character places two books in a suitcase at the end of the film, one of which is A Rebours - Against Nature by Joris-Karl Huysmans. Bruce confesses that he's not the book's biggest fan but the ensuing discussion provides an entertaining insight into books we might read when we're younger and how differently we feel about them in later life. It's the story of an eccentric recluse Jean des Esseintes in 19th century France who loathes people and creates a fantasy world for himself but ultimately suffers from his self-inflicted pretentious ennui. "I wish I hadn't chosen this book" proclaims Bruce Robinson as he introduces it. "I wish you hadn't chosen it" agrees Doon Mackichan. They then elicit a lot of audience laughter from their deconstruction of this seminal French novel that all three find pretentious.This is a longer version of the broadcast programme.Producer: Maggie Ayre

TICKETS FOR SOME LAUGH LIVE AT THE PAVILION GLASGOW ON SUNDAY 31ST MARCH ARE ON SALE NOW (Featuring guest Christopher MacArthur-Boyd, plus more to be announced!): https://www.paviliontheatre.co.uk/shows/some-laugh-live-at-glasgow-international-comedy-festival/This week the boays are joined by wrestler, actor and presenter Grado.  He describes his journey from play-wrestling wearing his gran's tights as a kid to become part of British wrestling's renaissance (and rubbing shoulder with WWE greats like Mick Foley and Kurt Angle).  There's a whole host of other topics including Grado's vaping addiction, getting a tattoo of a Chinese restaurant and receiving sausage casserole recipes from Michael Barrymore.  Plus, they discuss his previous life working in the fire service (and get his take on "What's Come Under the Boil?"), working with Stu on Scot Squad and how it compared to doing more scripted work on Two Doors Down, and there's even a cameo appearance from Grado senior - in what is overall a riotous ep from start to finish. A video version of this podcast is available on YouTube, where you can subscribe for all future episodes (and find all three of they boays' stand-up specials): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxeugCQL5zyVhd7pCEAi9GAYou can catch Grado on the new series of Scotland's Greatest Escapes, available on BBC IPlayer now: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0ckjdls/episodes/playerGrado's own podcast "A Pint and Two Shots" alongside Chris Toal and Stephen Purdon (aka Shellsuit Boab) can be found here: https://apintandtwoshots.co.uk/We're now on Patreon!  Sign up for exclusive access for as little as £3 per month for an extra episode every two weeks plus footage from our previous live shows and first dibs on tickets to upcoming ones:https://www.patreon.com/somelaughYou can watch Stu, Marc & Steve's stand-up specials on the Some Laugh YouTube channel here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM6lKn8dnMK5bOtlX-3XlCpZSf-B_qweQ&si=JjKknRTZvvza5l55Stand-Up Tickets:Marc: www.marcjenningscomedy.com/gigsStu (Glasgow Comedy Festival shows) : https://linktr.ee/StuartMcPYou can follow Some Laugh on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok - and please remember to leave a 5 star review!Support the show

It's a belter this week as the stars of hilarious Scottish comedy Two Doors Down take on the Buck's Bar Hot Wings Challenge in the form of Only An Excuse legend, Jonathan Watson & Wrestling star, Grado! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's a belter this week as the stars of hilarious Scottish comedy Two Doors Down take on the Buck's Bar Hot Wings Challenge in the form of Only An Excuse legend, Jonathan Watson & Wrestling star, Grado! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Band Booster Jorge meets Officer Ricky. We revisit the donut conversation with Officer Ricky. Then, we dive into a conversation that hits home. Like I always say, you're not the only one who's going through some BS. For check out: www.magicmind.com/andym And use promo code: Andym20 for 20% off. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/flat-tire-andy/support

Jonathan Watson from City Lights, Naked Video; Only an Excuse?; Bob Servant and Two Doors Down talks about his love of Rangers Football Club, growing up in Glasgow and his acting career in television, movies and theatre. 

Brian and the boys are joined by Jonathan Watson - star of hit BBC sitcom Two Doors Down, and iconic Scottish football sketch show, Only An Excuse. As well as touching on the latest managerial casualty at Johnnie's club Rangers, talk inevitably turns to some of his finest work, including his impressions of Graeme Souness, Sir Kenny Dalglish, Sir Alex Ferguson, and - of course - Frank McAvennie. There's also another one of our dodgy quizzes and a packed mailbag to savour. Music by Liam McClair and Crowander Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Emma Barnett hears from one of the women alleging she was assaulted by Russell Brand. Speaking for the first time since accusations became public, 'Alice', who has accused Russell Brand of sexual assault when she was a teenager, says Brand's emphatic denial of the allegations of rape and sexual abuse against him is "insulting". 'Alice', who had a relationship with Brand when she was 16 and he was 30, says she wants to start a conversation about changing the age of consent. On her first day back at the Woman's Hour helm after maternity leave, Emma gets some advice and reflection from someone who returned to work after a similar break, the global literary force that is Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Author of bestselling books including Half of a Yellow Sun and Americanah, plus essays and short stories, she has just released her first children's book, Mama's Sleeping Scarf. You'll no doubt be familiar with the book Frankenstein - but how much do you know about its author Mary Shelley? That's a question that led director, Lucy Speed, and producer, Deborah Clair, to write, direct and produce their new play that's about to start touring in the UK. Conception - Mary Shelley: The Making of a Monster tells the story of a journey of self-discovery, as the Frankenstein author returns, years later, to Lake Geneva where she wrote her famous novel. The play is hitting the stage around the 200th anniversary of the first publication of the novel under Mary Shelley's name - having originally been published anonymously. Artist and author Fleur Pierets embarked on a performance art project with her wife, Julian, in 2017, aiming to get married in all the countries where same-sex marriage was legal at the time. But their dream was cut short when Julian was diagnosed with late-stage brain cancer in early 2018 and died six weeks later. It's a story Fleur has put down on paper in her book, Julian, which has just been translated into English and released in the UK. Since the 1980s, the comedian and actor Doon Mackichan has been a TV regular, starring in programmes like Two Doors Down, Smack the Pony and Brass Eye. She has also played plenty of roles on stage. She dissects how today's culture still expects women to adhere to stereotypes, some of which she refuses to act out, as described in her memoir, My Lady Parts. Presenter: Jessica Creighton Producer: Rabeka Nurmahomed Editor: Sarah Crawley

Iran's parliament has approved the Hijab and Chastity Bill, under which women will face up to 10 years in prison if they defy the country's mandatory hijab rules. This comes a year after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini who was detained by Iran's morality police for allegedly violating rules requiring women to cover their hair. Emma Barnett speaks to Samaneh Savadi, an Iranian feminist activist who specialises in international law. A new independent standards body, the Creative Industry Independent Standards Authority, is being set up in the UK so that concerns over behaviour can be raised and investigated confidentially. Emma talks to its CEO, Jen Smith. Sarah-Jane Nichols, former BMX racing world champion, talks to Emma about qualifying for the world championships 36 years after she first retired from the sport. Since the 1980s, the comedian and actor Doon Mackichan has been a TV regular, starring in programmes like Two Doors Down, Smack the Pony and Brass Eye. She has also played plenty of roles on stage. Doon talks to Emma about her recollections of those parts and dissects how today's culture still expects women to adhere to stereotypes, some of which she refuses to act out, as described  in her memoir, My Lady Parts. Isata Dumbuya is a midwife who is striving to reduce maternal mortality rates in Sierra Leone, a country where 717 in 100,000 women die in childbirth every year. She has dedicated her career to helping mothers-to-be and joins Emma to talk about the new maternal centre she is setting up. Presenter: Emma Barnett Producer: Rebecca Myatt Studio manager: Steve Greenwood

On today's How To Be 60 we delve into the world of Arabella Weir as she delves deep into her journey from childhood challenges to screen success. With raw honesty, Arabella shares her relationship with her mother, the impact of her upbringing, and how she crafted her own family amidst the shadows of the past. Join us for a touching and insightful episode that goes beyond the usual celebrity chat. And don't forget to get in touch with us at podcast@htb60.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kieran Hodgson aka Gordon from Two Doors Down joined us to 'Sell Me the Show'. However, by his own admission he was the worst person at promoting his show and hated flyering on the Royal Mile.

A review of two of the big shows at this year's Edinburgh Festival: Olivier award-winning writer Isobel McArthur has had great success with her genre-busting works Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort Of) and Kidnapped. Her latest play The Grand Old Opera House Hotel is a rom-com set in a haunted house filled with opera arias – it's worlds apart from Funeral, a calm, interactive meditation on the nature of life and death by the Belgian theatre company Ontroerend Goed. Our reviewers give their verdicts on the comedy shows they've sampled this year. Kieran Hodgson is a Yorkshireman outsider in TV's Two Doors Down: his new show Big in Scotland reflects on identity and belonging; magician and clown Geoff Sobelle explores the comedy of consumption in his show Food; and Sonja Doubleday's comedy of the absurd – Cheekykita: An Octopus, The Universe, ‘n' Stuff – features a nonsense trip through space. The impact of artificial intelligence has been cited as one of the reasons for the current writers' and actors' strikes in Hollywood. AI is also the topic at the heart of Courtney Pauroso's Vanessa 5000, which features a sex robot and in Edinburgh University's Inspace gallery exhibition, The Sounds of Deep Fake, where the human voice is put through its paces by AI. Presenter: Kate Molleson Producer: Ekene Akalawu

Grado is back from his honeymoon but as he is currently filming Two Doors Down, his time is limited so this week, the show is unplanned and unedited! More or less it's three mates catching up so expect chat on best wrestling autobiography, a look back at MITB, how Grado got himself over in the Maldives and Rab's rating AEW Fight Forever! Episode CLXVIII is here, ring the bell! Get more content including the video version, the recording of the live show and access to our Discord at patreon.com/wrestlingdaft   And get your Wrestling Daft merch shop.spreadshirt.co.uk/wrestlingdaft 

I guess it's a heart ache to say that this is the last episode of Season 1 and yet in reality, it really feels so good. At this point we've been stayin' alive for 53 episodes, but since we feel like we are running on empty, a short break will do us good.  But baby hold on, before we go, we are going to shine a flashlight on the Billboard Top 40 from the Week of May 6th,1978. There's no need to get the deacon blues, we won't be going away like dust in the wind. If you believe in magic, and with a little luck, we'll be back in a couple of months. You can count on me and my co-host because it takes every kind of people to make a podcast. Link to a listing of the songs in this week's episode: https://top40weekly.com/1978-all-charts/#US_Top_40_Singles_Week_Ending_6th_May_1978 Data Sources: Billboard Magazine, where the charts came from and on what the countdown was based. Websites: allmusic.com, songfacts.com,  wikipedia.com (because Mark's lazy) Books: “Ranking the 70's” by Dann Isbell, and Bill Carroll “American Top 40 With Casey Kasem (The 1970's) by Pete Battistini. Rejected Episode Titles: Shadow Dancing in the Flashlight Werewolves of London On Broadway Movin' Out Two Doors Down Too Much, Too Little, Too Late, Two Doors Down Dust in the Wind Feels So Good Take a Chance on Deacon Blues Some points of interest we talked about in this episode: Harry Belafonte Banana Boat Song Day O: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZABxj718uA ROCK-N--ROLL SPORTS CLASSIC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlmEwFAxW1o HOT L BALTIMORE opening credits: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMuft7yMHD0

It's a another Dolly story from her own An-DOLL-ogy (don't applaude that) with episode Two Doors Down from Heartstrings (2019).  The episode has more stories in it than the Sears Tower. Liz proposes her Dolly themed Lazer Tag, Dolly Proton. While Josh reminces about his fav childhood movie: An American Tail: Digby Goes West. Follow BDN on twitter, instagram or facebook @BloodyDateNight Donate to our patreon https://www.patreon.com/bloodydatenight

This week on Drama School Dropout I am joined by Scottish acting royalty, Jonathan Watson. We chat about Only An Excuse's legacy, life after COVID, Two Doors Down, hometown heroes, Drama Schools being accessible, getting started in Scotland, studying at RSAMD, being part of the first ever drama programme filmed in colour for BBC Scotland, Play Pie and a Pint, the origins of Only An Excuse, getting commissioned by BBC Scotland, Jonathan's favourite Only An Excuse sketches and coping with rejection. Submit your story for Stage Right or Stage Shite: https://forms.gle/1p296t4Uu1F1XVvN9 Host: Ingram Noble Guest: Jonathan Watson Producers: Heather Spiden & Ingram Noble Links: Ingram's Instagram & Twitter: @ingramnoble Jonathan's Twitter: @JohnnieWatson23 Patreon: www.patreon.com/dramaschooldropout

It's the final Drama School Dropout of 2022 and I am joined by the amazing Gabrielle Monica Hughes. I open up about anxiety and we chat about the end of the second year of Drama School Dropout, the impact of Glee, the prospect of bragging, networking, showcases, Drama School Incest, break ups, half arsed auditions, getting her first big job on Two Doors Down, having the press write articles about you, ‘The Time Machine' and getting paid to sleep. Submit your story for Stage Right or Stage Shite: https://forms.gle/1p296t4Uu1F1XVvN9 Host: Ingram Noble Guest: Gabrielle Monica Hughes Producers: Heather Spiden & Ingram Noble Links: Ingram's Instagram & Twitter: @ingramnoble Gabrielle's Instagram: @gabriellemonicahughes Get This Is Where We Get Off Tickets: https://webstersglasgow.com/whats-on/event/this-is-where-we-get-off/ Patreon: www.patreon.com/dramaschooldropout

A very personal essay series about communication, listening, performance and British Sign Language (BSL). Sophie Stone considers her own life, career as an actor and identity as a deaf person, through the role of communication, both spoken and in BSL. Hers is an unusual and vivid life – she was sometimes homeless as a child, became a young single mother, broke new ground as the first deaf acting student at RADA, enjoys a successful actor career, and maintains strong activist roots. Each essay describes a formative stage in Sophie's life and career, incorporating historical figures, the challenges and achievements of deaf and hard of hearing people since the 19th century and her own personal experience. Essay 5: Unspoken Communication Sophie eloquently speaks about being the child of addicts and finding a safe place to express emotions in the theatre. She talks about her relationship to her absent father and her unspoken grief held in silence after his death. Listen Harder broadcast on BBC Radio 3 will be accompanied by an animated transcript and BSL translation on BBC Sounds website, increasing accessibility. Sophie Stone is a leading actor who grew up in east London and has been Deaf since birth. She was the first deaf student at RADA. Since graduating, theatre includes: Othello (The Watermill Theatre); The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time (NT/Frantic Assembly Tour); The Living Newspaper (The Royal Court); The New Tomorrow (The Young Vic); The Beauty Parade (Wales Millennium Centre); As You Like It (Shakespeare's Globe); Emilia (Shakespeare's Globe/ West End); Jubilee (Lyric, Hammersmith/ Manchester Royal Exchange); The Greatest Wealth (The Old Vic); Herons (Lyric, Hammersmith); Mother Courage and Her Children (National Theatre); and In Water I'm Weightless (National Theatre of Wales). Television includes: The Chelsea Detective (2), Moving On, Two Doors Down (2), Shakespeare & Hathaway, Shetland, The Crown, Doctor Who, Mapp and Lucia, Moonstone, Marchlands, Midsomer Murders (2), Small World, Holby City, Casualty (2) and FM. Film includes: Name Me Lawand, Retreat (Sophie was awarded Best Actress Award, Clin d'Oeil Festival), My Christmas Angel, Confessions and Coming Home. She is co-founder of the Deaf & Hearing Ensemble Theatre Company, associate Artist for The Watermill Theatre, Pentabus Theatre and works as a consultant for several TV, Film and Theatre companies. Sophie had a lead role in Beethoven Can Hear You for BBC Radio 3 in 2020. Her essay for Radio 3 in 2020 for the Five Kinds of Beethoven series, was a critical success. It was accompanied by an animated transcript to increase accessibility. Writer and reader Sophie Stone Recording engineer Mat Clarke at Sonica Studios Sound designer Eloise Whitmore Producers Polly Thomas and Mina Anwar A Naked Production for BBC Radio 3

A very personal essay series about communication, listening, performance and British Sign Language (BSL). Sophie Stone considers her own life, career as an actor and identity as a deaf person, through the role of communication, both spoken and in BSL. Hers is an unusual and vivid life – she was sometimes homeless as a child, became a young single mother, broke new ground as the first deaf acting student at RADA, enjoys a successful actor career, and maintains strong activist roots. Each essay describes a formative stage in Sophie's life and career, incorporating historical figures, the challenges and achievements of deaf and hard of hearing people since the 19th century and her own personal experience. Essay 4: Ownership of Communication Sophie talks about finding and owning her authentic voice. She discusses her years as an actor in a profession that sadly lacked space for disabled actors to own their own experiences without being seen as less than able. Sophie explores a brief history of Sign Language from around the world and its importance as a vital communication tool. Listen Harder broadcast on BBC Radio 3 will be accompanied by an animated transcript and BSL translation on BBC Sounds website, increasing accessibility. Sophie Stone is a leading actor who grew up in east London and has been deaf since birth. She was the first deaf student at RADA. Since graduating, theatre includes: Othello (The Watermill Theatre); The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time (NT/Frantic Assembly Tour); The Living Newspaper (The Royal Court); The New Tomorrow (The Young Vic); The Beauty Parade (Wales Millennium Centre); As You Like It (Shakespeare's Globe); Emilia (Shakespeare's Globe/ West End); Jubilee (Lyric, Hammersmith/ Manchester Royal Exchange); The Greatest Wealth (The Old Vic); Herons (Lyric, Hammersmith); Mother Courage and Her Children (National Theatre); and In Water I'm Weightless (National Theatre of Wales). Television includes: The Chelsea Detective (2), Moving On, Two Doors Down (2), Shakespeare & Hathaway, Shetland, The Crown, Doctor Who, Mapp and Lucia, Moonstone, Marchlands, Midsomer Murders (2), Small World, Holby City, Casualty (2) and FM. Film includes: Name Me Lawand, Retreat (Sophie was awarded Best Actress Award, Clin d'Oeil Festival), My Christmas Angel, Confessions and Coming Home. She is co-founder of the Deaf & Hearing Ensemble Theatre Company, associate Artist for The Watermill Theatre, Pentabus Theatre and works as a consultant for several TV, Film and Theatre companies. Sophie had a lead role in Beethoven Can Hear You for BBC Radio 3 in 2020. Her essay for Radio 3 in 2020 for the Five Kinds of Beethoven series, was a critical success. It was accompanied by an animated transcript to increase accessibility. Writer and reader Sophie Stone Recording engineer Mat Clarke at Sonica Studios Sound designer Eloise Whitmore Producers Polly Thomas and Mina Anwar A Naked Production for BBC Radio 3

A very personal essay series about communication, listening, performance and British Sign Language (BSL). Sophie Stone considers her own life, career as an actor and identity as a Deaf person, through the role of communication, both spoken and in BSL. Hers is an unusual and vivid life – she was sometimes homeless as a child, became a young single mother, broke new ground as the first deaf acting student at RADA, enjoys a successful actor career, and maintains strong activist roots. Each essay describes a formative stage in Sophie's life and career, incorporating historical figures, the challenges and achievements of deaf and hard of hearing people since the 19th century and her own personal experience. Essay 3: Visibility of Communication Sophie talks candidly about the fear and isolation she felt as a deaf child, how seeing other deaf people, finding a community experiencing the world in similar ways, encouraged her to realise she was not alone. In challenging limiting beliefs and fighting for Deaf rights, Sophie describes finding the courage to carve out new pathways and opportunities in her life and career, creating opportunities for deaf voices to be integral to the creative process, and carving space for deafness to be made visible. Listen Harder broadcast on BBC Radio 3 will be accompanied by an animated transcript and BSL translation on BBC Sounds website, increasing accessibility. Sophie Stone is a leading actor who grew up in east London and has been Deaf since birth. She was the first deaf student at RADA. Since graduating, theatre includes: Othello (The Watermill Theatre); The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time (NT/Frantic Assembly Tour); The Living Newspaper (The Royal Court); The New Tomorrow (The Young Vic); The Beauty Parade (Wales Millennium Centre); As You Like It (Shakespeare's Globe); Emilia (Shakespeare's Globe/ West End); Jubilee (Lyric, Hammersmith/ Manchester Royal Exchange); The Greatest Wealth (The Old Vic); Herons (Lyric, Hammersmith); Mother Courage and Her Children (National Theatre); and In Water I'm Weightless (National Theatre of Wales). Television includes: The Chelsea Detective (2), Moving On, Two Doors Down (2), Shakespeare & Hathaway, Shetland, The Crown, Doctor Who, Mapp and Lucia, Moonstone, Marchlands, Midsomer Murders (2), Small World, Holby City, Casualty (2) and FM. Film includes: Name Me Lawand, Retreat (Sophie was awarded Best Actress Award, Clin d'Oeil Festival), My Christmas Angel, Confessions and Coming Home. She is co-founder of the Deaf & Hearing Ensemble Theatre Company, associate Artist for The Watermill Theatre, Pentabus Theatre and works as a consultant for several TV, Film and Theatre companies. Sophie had a lead role in Beethoven Can Hear You for BBC Radio 3 in 2020. Her essay for Radio 3 in 2020 for the Five Kinds of Beethoven series, was a critical success. It was accompanied by an animated transcript to increase accessibility. Writer and reader Sophie Stone Recording engineer Mat Clarke at Sonica Studios Sound designer Eloise Whitmore Producers Polly Thomas and Mina Anwar A Naked Production for BBC Radio 3

A very personal essay series about communication, listening, performance and British Sign Language (BSL). Sophie Stone considers her own life, career as an actor and identity as a deaf person, through the role of communication, both spoken and in BSL. Hers is an unusual and vivid life – she was sometimes homeless as a child, became a young single mother, broke new ground as the first deaf acting student at RADA, enjoys a successful actor career, and maintains strong activist roots. Each essay describes a formative stage in Sophie's life and career, incorporating historical figures, the challenges and achievements of deaf and hard of hearing people since the 19th century and her own personal experience. Essay 2: Forms of Communication Sophie looks at different forms of communication, and how her relationship to sounds and her other senses and has shaped her work as a deaf actor. She talks about the challenges and possibilities of shaping a more authentic representation of disability on stage and screen. The essay explores the ways deaf artists have perceived their own deafness and how this impacts their own creativity. Listen Harder broadcast on BBC Radio 3 will be accompanied by an animated transcript and BSL translation on BBC Sounds website, increasing accessibility. Sophie Stone is a leading actor who grew up in east London and has been deaf since birth. She was the first deaf student at RADA. Since graduating, theatre includes: Othello (The Watermill Theatre); The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time (NT/Frantic Assembly Tour); The Living Newspaper (The Royal Court); The New Tomorrow (The Young Vic); The Beauty Parade (Wales Millennium Centre); As You Like It (Shakespeare's Globe); Emilia (Shakespeare's Globe/ West End); Jubilee (Lyric, Hammersmith/ Manchester Royal Exchange); The Greatest Wealth (The Old Vic); Herons (Lyric, Hammersmith); Mother Courage and Her Children (National Theatre); and In Water I'm Weightless (National Theatre of Wales). Television includes: The Chelsea Detective (2), Moving On, Two Doors Down (2), Shakespeare & Hathaway, Shetland, The Crown, Doctor Who, Mapp and Lucia, Moonstone, Marchlands, Midsomer Murders (2), Small World, Holby City, Casualty (2) and FM. Film includes: Name Me Lawand, Retreat (Sophie was awarded Best Actress Award, Clin d'Oeil Festival), My Christmas Angel, Confessions and Coming Home. She is co-founder of the Deaf & Hearing Ensemble Theatre Company, associate Artist for The Watermill Theatre, Pentabus Theatre and works as a consultant for several TV, Film and Theatre companies. Sophie had a lead role in Beethoven Can Hear You for BBC Radio 3 in 2020. Her essay for Radio 3 in 2020 for the Five Kinds of Beethoven series, was a critical success. It was accompanied by an animated transcript to increase accessibility. Writer and reader Sophie Stone Recording engineer Mat Clarke at Sonica Studios Sound designer Eloise Whitmore Producers Polly Thomas and Mina Anwar A Naked Production for BBC Radio 3.

A very personal essay series about communication, listening, performance and British Sign Language (BSL). Sophie Stone considers her own life, career as an actor and identity as a deaf person, through the role of communication, both spoken and in BSL. Hers is an unusual and vivid life – she was sometimes homeless as a child, became a young single mother, broke new ground as the first deaf acting student at RADA, enjoys a successful actor career, and maintains strong activist roots. Each essay describes a formative stage in Sophie's life and career, incorporating historical figures, the challenges and achievements of deaf and hard of hearing people since the 19th century and her own personal experience. Essay 1: Communication Withheld Sophie talks candidly about her early years as a deaf child, denied access to language and communication through an inadequate education system teaching oralism above any other form of communication. Sophie describes her rebellious teenage years and how through finding BSL and the language of theatre, she began to find deeper more authentic ways to communicate. Listen Harder broadcast on BBC Radio 3 will be accompanied by an animated transcript and BSL translation on BBC Sounds website, increasing accessibility. Sophie Stone is a leading actor who grew up in east London and has been deaf since birth. She was the first Deaf student at RADA. Since graduating, theatre includes: Othello (The Watermill Theatre); The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night Time (NT/Frantic Assembly Tour); The Living Newspaper (The Royal Court); The New Tomorrow (The Young Vic); The Beauty Parade (Wales Millennium Centre); As You Like It (Shakespeare's Globe); Emilia (Shakespeare's Globe/ West End); Jubilee (Lyric, Hammersmith/ Manchester Royal Exchange); The Greatest Wealth (The Old Vic); Herons (Lyric, Hammersmith); Mother Courage and Her Children (National Theatre); and In Water I'm Weightless (National Theatre of Wales). Television includes: The Chelsea Detective (2), Moving On, Two Doors Down (2), Shakespeare & Hathaway, Shetland, The Crown, Doctor Who, Mapp and Lucia, Moonstone, Marchlands, Midsomer Murders (2), Small World, Holby City, Casualty (2) and FM. Film includes: Name Me Lawand, Retreat (Sophie was awarded Best Actress Award, Clin d'Oeil Festival), My Christmas Angel, Confessions and Coming Home. She is co-founder of the Deaf & Hearing Ensemble Theatre Company, associate Artist for The Watermill Theatre, Pentabus Theatre and works as a consultant for several TV, Film and Theatre companies. Sophie had a lead role in Beethoven Can Hear You for BBC Radio 3 in 2020. Her essay for Radio 3 in 2020 for the Five Kinds of Beethoven series, was a critical success. It was accompanied by an animated transcript to increase accessibility. Writer and reader Sophie Stone Recording engineer Mat Clarke at Sonica Studios Sound designer Eloise Whitmore Producers Polly Thomas and Mina Anwar A Naked Production for BBC Radio 3

She tells Michelle about trying not to laugh on set, and why she's nothing like Beth

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It's our 50th episode! To celebrate our golden jubilee we have a quick look back through our podcast archives to dig out some of our favourite and silly moments from the past 4 years. Surprise guests include: @hannahbeeblogs, Kieran Hodgson off Two Doors Down, and the Cailleach! Elsewhere, Nightmare of Eden and Invasion of the Dinosaurs are in the Time-Space Visualiser and the quiz focuses on the life and times of Nicholas Courtney in 'Courtney or Court-nay'. We also review the missing Hartnell historical Marco Polo. Alex has unwisely watched it all in one sitting, while Andy relied on a gatefold LP and Lou & Lalla acting out the entire story in a specially constructed pergola in his back garden while swigging back elderflower presse in straw hats. Several fascinating matters are also discussed in relation to early Who. While Alex suggests that John Lucarotti might actually have nicked Marco Polo due to his preference for radio, Andy recounts what may be the most important Doctor Who memo of all time, written by the director of episode 4 (The Wall of Lies) John Crockett. Andy also reminisces about the time he was almost found in contempt of court and Alex obsesses about horses and distances again. Yes it's exactly what you might expect from an episode of World Enough and Time, only a bit longer than usual - some might say bumper - and a bit more gilt-edged. See the finish! Enjoy! We love you. Andy & Alex xxx Next Time: Inferno (gosh!) Photo colourised and restored by Clayton Hickman.

Grado is stuck on Two Doors Down so he tags Rab back in and he looks ahead to the two big PPVs at the weekend. The List is back with a look at Ric Flair's best moments, we have your Bury/Putovers plus more booking for Mr Blobby Episode CXXXII is here, ring the bell! Get more content including the video version at patreon.com/wrestlingdaft

S3Ep91 - Is Salvation The End Goal? Pastor Newms: [0:00] Okay there hi hi.  Pastor Bill: [0:03] Hi hello and.  Pastor Newms: [0:06] Wait no no no no you are still right there in the little corner you don't get to say.  Pastor Bill: [0:13] Some lower corner.  Pastor Newms: [0:14] Hello and welcome see because you're right, in the corner because I was getting there I was waiting for Biggs to say working on through the light and the picture stool and so now I'll say, hello and welcome to the manifesto live recording yay, if you're not listening to it live ha you should come join us live and then you would have got to enjoy that part where I said live recording not just the brand Manifesto season 3 episode 91, so yeah faith hope and love for the modern Christian I'm pastor newms and down in the corner, is Pastor Bill yeah that looked cool because it didn't quite the refresh rate of the camera can't quite capture the finger correctly and it like, Okay so Pastor Bill how was your week, so your camera your fingers not doing it.  Pastor Bill: [1:28] My two oldest had.  Pastor Newms: [1:33] They had the whole school.  Pastor Bill: [1:48] You know girls who were now calling the space cowboy and um, I was quoting the song and he was like bass Cowboy that's a cool nickname and I was like you got that boy from now on you're the space cowboy.  Pastor Newms: [2:08] I still prefer to call him biddy Gert.  Pastor Bill: [2:11] Biddy.  Pastor Newms: [2:23] But I'm pretty sure if I remember correctly your wife band that so while I was out there the last time we are not calling him that.  Pastor Bill: [2:36] Right so they involve the school and, I found out it was going to take over 10 grand to put a new engine in.  Pastor Newms: [2:59] Okay so to touch base on things that have been said in chat since you started talking, it's all good Sadie you're here to do I know you're down in the classroom, so that's one of the updates for us is we started school this week and we're doing hold your your kids should start one of yours just started school the other started school last year and mine just stopped.  Pastor Bill: [3:30] We're rotating.  Pastor Newms: [3:31] Yeah we're rotating.  Pastor Bill: [3:32] Aspects of life.  Pastor Newms: [3:34] So we started homeschooling and it's it's it's going well, says is very is getting settled real well our office is a little bit recce, because we put other things in front of cleaning the office and so, it's it's a little it's a little dirty but that's okay that's okay we'll get there, and yes Biggs we now have a red glare on the poster because the white wall was irritating me so I put it back up and of course when I did we noticed that the in order to balance my face with the live light over here we opted to I have to just make that light red as opposed to trying to turn it up and turn this one down and turn the one above it up and did it I was like let me just turn this one red and I gotta say I don't hate, the red glow on the brothers, I I almost want to have you moved the picture over an inch so the red glow on the brothers ends up being in the middle.  [4:55] But um so we might just put another hole in the wall there just a little over um, but the week's been real good work was work was good I don't think, move the lamp well because it's in the corner which is where a lamp should be, and aesthetically that makes the most sense over there.  Pastor Bill: [5:27] He's like I'd rather I'd rather.  Pastor Newms: [5:28] So no.  Pastor Bill: [5:30] I'd rather move the wall then move the limb.  Pastor Newms: [5:35] I wouldn't because it's so so says it's right in front of me his desk is over in that corner, and he's got a professional like hooked to the computer Sound Processing make music keyboard thing, and so, it's in the right spot above it and I don't really want to we'd have to move all and I'll put another hole in the wall I'll do it myself, I say that then it's your come over it's gonna be crooked he's gonna fix it anyway um so the week was pretty good like I said we got a lot done chords, tons of stuff it's good it's good.  Pastor Bill: [6:31] Good good good good good good good.  Pastor Newms: [6:33] So now, the part of the podcast that I don't like that I did, every single actually it's not crooked my camera's crooked actually because I turned my camera, no you're right it might be crooked I don't know dude I'm half blind I don't do these things, the wife hasn't come up here since I put it back up and let's be honest.  Pastor Bill: [7:10] All my stuff looks crooked because, my cameras at a weird angle and so either I'm crooked or everything else is.  Pastor Newms: [7:18] You say the eye knows but the eye is Two Doors Down.  Pastor Bill: [7:26] Who's there.  Pastor Newms: [7:28] So no no it doesn't so my grandmother is a wonderful wonderful person but she has this thing where she can look at something from, anywhere any point of a room any that's one level and you're like no it's not it's perfectly that I leveled it before I hung it son level whatever go get the level stick it up there it'll be like the little bubble go, and you like that is if it's barely off level it's not perfect it is off level and you're like but the bubbles just like on the edge of the this is level area it's not in the center fine I'm not she's just like that it's crazy it is crazy so, if you had to wear a button at all times, anytime you're wearing clothes let's preface that six of the flash okay with a maximum of six words on it describing your outlook on life, what would your button say.  Pastor Bill: [8:42] So now we're wearing Flair.  Pastor Newms: [8:43] Yes yes from yes from what was that what was the what's the restaurant that that part of the movie is based on.  Pastor Bill: [8:58] You have Fridays is worth based on ya.  Pastor Newms: [9:00] Yeah yeah I'm not sure how I could hear him, with my headset on I normally can't but I straight hurt says give me the answer, okay six words, go your self right now no no that's not that's not proper.  Pastor Bill: [9:27] What I've been saying for years is already six words life sucks and then you die.  Pastor Newms: [9:34] That's seven life sucks.  Pastor Bill: [9:36] Life sucks and then you die.  Pastor Newms: [9:54] Do you mind seven.  [10:01] No it's 8 I don't know man I don't know.  Pastor Bill: [10:07] Go to ekk. House to get your life sucks and then you die pins.  Pastor Newms: [10:12] Can we get the 144 Biggs also life something and then she leaves your butt.  Pastor Bill: [10:24] Non words.  Pastor Newms: [10:25] It's nine words and so is to live is Christ to die is gain it was eight I was like.  Pastor Bill: [10:32] That's it where it's done.  [10:37] Alive to Christ dead to sin.  Pastor Newms: [10:49] Shorter but I can't think of any that are six I thought I thought maybe like you know well here we go again.  Pastor Bill: [11:00] Well here we go again.  Pastor Newms: [11:01] You know you enter into a store you're like well here we go again your wife's like hey I need you to welp we go again you got a package in you know you got to build something well here we go again.  Pastor Bill: [11:12] I mean you could you could go with five words and they could be a good say Tuesdays it's always Tuesdays if you would be like what do you mean it's always Tuesday.  [11:36] I only care on days ending in queue.  Pastor Newms: [11:38] All right all joking aside I don't know man all joking aside I actually don't know what, to sum up my motto in six words would be nearly impossible I mean.  Pastor Bill: [11:59] You can't have beauty without pain.  Pastor Newms: [12:03] Don't be a yeah love people don't be a there you go six words, there's mine.  Pastor Bill: [12:19] People don't be a penis.  Pastor Newms: [12:20] There's there's mine.  Pastor Bill: [12:37] I need to find my buddy cross and put them up on my shelf.  Pastor Newms: [12:40] You should you should I was really sad in the middle of covid when two of my girls had covid they did a Moby pop-up shop in Nashville, and we had two confirmed cases of covid and me and my wife sat down and we were like I look at my wife and I'm like baby.  Pastor Bill: [13:04] Is it worth it.  Pastor Newms: [13:05] What if I just go and leave everyone else here I've only been exposed a little, a lot like I can wear mask the whole time and she's like if you got someone sick if you found out, there was like everyone they are got sick you get to heaven at the end of time whatever the case is and you're like congratulations you killed 14 people by accident how would you feel I was like yeah I know I'm can't do it I just really really want to and I believe it was bigs actually offered to go up there, for me just so I could get like the stuff I didn't really want I don't care about the food I just wanted to stuff because I like to collect, stuff I mean it's kind of one of my things dragons like to hoard things it happens um, so and I was like no I don't want you to drive into downtown Nashville that's just it's brutal now after you get off work and speed be a whole thing so.  Pastor Bill: [14:16] Bill old time.  Pastor Newms: [14:17] It's a whole thing getting in right now everything in Nashville is under construction everything.  Pastor Bill: [14:23] We can see behind you.  Pastor Newms: [14:26] Yeah he means like I hoard.  Pastor Bill: [14:30] Oh  Pastor Newms: [14:30] My yeah and like we cleaned out a closet just for additional things and there's you know, 20-something boxes of books outside that are slowly getting moved in as we get book, bookshelves in here so all right I think we are now officially warmed up it's been 20 minutes.  Pastor Bill: [14:56] Indeed League indeed lie.  Pastor Newms: [14:58] Congratulations so tonight we are talking, about something that is extremely important and that very often, we as the capital city Church fail at miserably over and over and over again and so I titled, this one because while you've been gone Pastor Bill except for last week they have all been very very clever titles, I haven't been clever titles they've just been really cruddy questions but um.  [15:43] You know it's one of the things so I titled this one is salvation the end goal and, you know this is a leading question let's be honest this is a question that's made to go yeah of course because, it is to a degree it should be our goal to help people find Salvation, and to have salvation and to live like we have said salvation, but the thing I want to talk about is the factor of, what else so we have the whole aspect of, the text so I'm going to have to type it out my bad so Matthew 28, we're going to do we're going to do 18 through 20 but we're going to talk about a little more than that but that's what we're going to truly.  Pastor Bill: [17:01] The Great Commission.  Pastor Newms: [17:02] Suck the Great Commission so so often, you know in the church capital c not individual sees because some churches are doing it correctly in the capital c church we forget the.  [17:23] Biggest Commission in my opinion that Jesus gives us, here's a thing you should go to and I say it's the greatest even though my favorite is, love you know love God love people, you know love thy neighbor you know the things he says like that you know but in my mind in order to do this in order to do this commission you have to love people anyway because you can't, do it without loving people so let's jump into it so to be clear the Great Commission, we'll jump back to 16 the eleven disciples traveled to Galilee to the mountain where Jesus had directed them when they saw him they worshipped but some doubted Jesus came near to them and said to them all authority has been given to me in heaven and on Earth, go therefore and Make Disciples of all Nations baptizing them in the name of the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit teaching them to observe everything I have commanded you and remember I am with you always to the End of the Age so.  [18:40] You know people look at this and they think to themselves okay we have to go Witness we've got to get people saved that's the Great Commission and.  Pastor Bill: [18:55] We take a second look at the the word Authority there.  Pastor Newms: [18:58] I thought that's a good word yeah we definitely can uh-huh.  Pastor Bill: [19:07] I just I'm here I'm here reading it and I'm like we need to talk about that for a second because it is Authority but it's also jurisdiction Liberty Power right strength, but what really stuck out to me is privileged.  Pastor Newms: [19:22] Huh.  Pastor Bill: [19:23] All privileges given me in heaven and in Earth, so we talked we talked you know in our culture we talk a lot about privilege.  Pastor Newms: [19:32] Mmm.  Pastor Bill: [19:33] Are you have privilege you can do that because you have privilege you ate as believers, anyway yeah.  Pastor Newms: [19:52] End, you know I find it interesting when you start breaking down this so much.  [20:08] The first off the power, the privilege to say so the aspects of having it the fact that it was delegated is one of those other nice words.  Pastor Bill: [20:24] Delegated influence.  Pastor Newms: [20:25] Yeah so it's given, I do like that it says the force and I know that means not what we mean it to be, according to this Jesus was full of the force.  Pastor Bill: [20:40] Full of force.  Pastor Newms: [20:41] So that just that made me giggle when I read that, and it's not the fact that he has it it's the fact that he was given to him also.  Pastor Bill: [20:53] Right if you look at the word that it comes from which is existing.  Pastor Newms: [20:58] Hm  Pastor Bill: [20:59] It says, I'm personally it is right through the figurative idea of being out in public to be.  [21:20] This privileged this jurisdiction and Authority legally is this was a legal transaction that gave me this.  [21:35] However this Authority this jurisdiction is Liberty this this right this shrink.  Pastor Newms: [21:55] And it's interesting when you look at different, translations on how they they put it also so if you look at like the KJV it just says teach All Nations, and then it says teaching but it's it's different it's to become a pupil of, to be a scholar to it's not as simple as to teach and I think that's in and of itself a huge part of the problem with why we've missed, the Great Commission as a large hole over time is because of, that misuse of that word teach in the KJV whereas in the csb and you know what you hear a lot more now is the hole, making disciples because.  Pastor Bill: [23:03] The word in verse 19 it.  Pastor Newms: [23:06] Oh yeah yeah.  Pastor Bill: [23:23] Which is do literally Tootsie.  Pastor Newms: [23:24] To teach yeah and I think yeah.  Pastor Bill: [23:27] Two completely different words that King James translates adds the same idea.  Pastor Newms: [23:33] And and I think that that starts to cause you know part of our problem as a culture when we when we, so often have not dug into scripture just, Reddit moved on heard it moved on you know things like that and that is of itself is funny to me because, dates this command which is.  Pastor Bill: [24:02] The one where the one gentleman that was joining us from her face to face over and over and over and, we had this one conversation where he got frustrated and he said so what every time I read the Bible I'm supposed to go back to the original language and find out what they were talking about, I don't have time for that I just want to read it in the King James and then applied to my life and I was like no that's exactly what we're saying you to do if you don't have contacts, then how do you know how to apply it to your life oh what did I just read it but but the words use their don't have the same meaning as the word you're using now, English has morphed, so you're reading words they're thinking it's saying one thing when it really meant something else and you don't know what those translators meant unless you go back to the original and go oh well this word actually means this.  Pastor Newms: [24:53] And then even farther it's the act of studying you know what was going on at the time because.  Pastor Bill: [24:59] Why would he why would he choose to use those words.  Pastor Newms: [25:03] Yeah it's like.  Pastor Bill: [25:04] That's the context of the context you know.  Pastor Newms: [25:06] Yeah like the eye of the camel the eye of the needle you know when you when you look at the eye of the needle today you're like oh yeah a rich person can never do it.  Pastor Bill: [25:16] We and I have needles real small how do you fit a camel to that.  Pastor Newms: [25:18] It's real small and you're like you're like no no because you'd have to guide the camel and push the camel in you'd have to massage the.  Pastor Bill: [25:25] Door in a wall of a city they're not talking about a sewing needle.  Pastor Newms: [25:29] It's little things like that that when you don't have that context you don't know what the words behind the words are or the meaning behind the words and and let's be honest we struggle with it now too, because we're using the Strong's Concordance which strong wrote you know how long ago so, some of those words are still confusing and not a hundred percent but that's also where the Holy Spirit comes into play and where you have to compare it with everything else in Scripture, so that way, people often take the one verse and be like okay there's one verse about it and see that means I'm right but then when you look at it that one verses that say what you think it says and it doesn't line up with the rest of scripture but we've based whole dogmas whole groups of language you know groups of beliefs on one single thing.  Pastor Bill: [26:25] We've lost sections of teaching that the churches churches used to teach because, pastors lost some pastors lost this idea of what does that mean and I so I found one scripture that says one thing and then this other scripture that's supposed to support it, doesn't support it in my language it seems to be a contradiction, well yeah because in the original it does support it and any even in King James is time it's still supported it but because language changes now those two scriptures that mean the same thing use words that make it feel, like they do.  Pastor Newms: [27:07] Yeah and so I think it's really important when we're looking at things, and and this is something that when we are discipling someone in the faith we have to have those types of conversations we can't just hand them, a new testament in any translation or message or you know any format just hand it to him say okay here go have fun welcome to Christianity yay, you know that's that's something that's happened year generation after generation year after year we've stopped discipling new Christians.  Pastor Bill: [27:49] Even even when we were going with he Mania, I know some people have complained it in on some mission trips they didn't they just hit and run hit and run the everyone that I went on we were always working closely with, translators who were recruited by local churches who were giving out information on who those churches were and getting those people's information so the churches could follow up you know what I mean.  Pastor Newms: [28:13] Yeah and that's.  Pastor Bill: [28:14] And not just a hit-and-run hit-and-run hit-and-run but more of a hey here's this.  [28:28] People from the area.  Pastor Newms: [28:29] And and what you just said is what's so important about this is the relational aspect the difference between teaching someone something and having a disciple is, the relationship so like if you're just teaching, teaching from a Pulpit teaching from a tape teaching online teaching by text writing books whatever if that's all that's being done for new Christians and new people to the faith and people trying to find faith.  Pastor Bill: [29:00] We do need teachers so it's not like that's not a need.  Pastor Newms: [29:01] We do you have no it that's the second that's the second part we have to teach him but we also have, have those relationships to bring people together.  [29:32] So that's a great question and it's very important one, and I think it is at the point where you are comfortable, and where you are starting to also spread the message you know I think it's you who said it before I don't remember where you got it if you're not willing to take a phone call, in the middle of the night from someone who you've led to the Lord you're doing something wrong and, because if you are leading people to Christ you should be trying to also disciple now.  Pastor Bill: [30:13] It's not about numbers it's about true Faith conversion discipleship relationship, new life you know James talks about if you see your brother cold and hungry and you just say be well-fed and stay warm, can you really not done anything for them it's the same way with salvation if you see someone struggling spiritually and and you hey you know you should get saved and here's this prayer say this prayer now go live your life, you've not actually done anything you've planted a seed but nothing else you've literally you need to follow you up you need to walk that mile.  Pastor Newms: [30:57] And I think that's part of a huge issue in our culture and I don't mean just American culture I mean the church's culture overall is what you also said about the prayer you know, we talked about in scripture you know believe in confess right.  Pastor Bill: [31:17] Confess with your mouth and believe in your heart.  Pastor Newms: [31:19] Right the key there is there's an ant we as a culture so often have left out that and and are just pushing for confessions you know hey at church, and I get it to some degree what I'm about to say is not necessarily A condemnation but it's we get to the end of service, let's say you do the prayer you know for anyone who wants to raise your hand, thanks and good night the thanks and goodnight swear there's a problem the.  Pastor Bill: [31:51] One of the things that a lot of a lot of ministers will openly admit to, is that these churches who have that format of we do the sinner's prayer every Sunday every Sunday, is they'll talk about people who respond 10 15 20 times to the sinner's prayer because, they still feel convicted they still feel like they're not saved they still feel that pool and it's simply because they don't actually believe yet, buying all of your hype and they're feeling all of the coercion and all of you know all of that but they're not actually believing yet.  Pastor Newms: [32:34] And I think that's it comes down to a lot of what we're seeing also in people exiting, the faith is yeah you said a prayer and because you were taught if you say a prayer you are then you get down the road and you're like I don't agree with this at all.  Pastor Bill: [32:53] Actually believe that any of this.  Pastor Newms: [32:54] Believe in this I don't feel this I don't it's like okay well you didn't then.  Pastor Bill: [33:00] Because you never did you never were a Believer not trying to judge you not trying to judge the way you thought you're living your life simply pointing a light on, you're not wrong you're not you know.  Pastor Newms: [33:12] Yeah.  Pastor Bill: [33:14] You're feeling this dysphoria in this confusion in this oh my gosh I've wasted all this time yeah but that's not your fault that's the fault of the guy that coerced you with this, it will cut and paste lie about what salvation was.  Pastor Newms: [33:27] And didn't have the follow-up because there are people that there are churches out there that do the prayer or do the rays of the hand or do this come forward and then they do the follow-up it's okay you know here's information.  Pastor Bill: [33:42] And there are people that truly are ready, when that call comes I like me I responded to an altar call at a big youth conference and acquire the fire youth, but I was ready I was there I was convicted I was at that point of belief.  Pastor Newms: [34:02] And that's what's so important is we have to and and, you know the big part we're going to be talking just so you guys are all aware, the next several weeks is all about discipleship so many different facets talked about for the next couple weeks because maybe I have or have not, currently been doing a Bible study by.  Pastor Bill: [34:32] No yeah that's his how this works yeah we this this series of episodes is inspired by Tony Evans what was it called I can't remember the name.  Pastor Newms: [34:39] It's Kingdom disciples.  Pastor Bill: [34:45] Kingdom disciples that this pole six-week series is inspired by.  Pastor Newms: [34:48] Yep.  Pastor Bill: [34:50] Tony Evans Kingdom disciples Bible study.  Pastor Newms: [34:52] Yep and and so because of that you know it's going to be, it's going to be discipleship and different aspects of discipleship you know not just it's not gonna be the same conversation for six weeks don't worry, some of its going to get repeated but not all of it what are the other things that, is so important about this verse to me is we've missed it as a culture and the biggest part, and problem I have with it is it's not our Generations fault and I will say it is not our parents Generations fault and I will say, not their Generations you know it's.  Pastor Bill: [35:39] Last week we were talking about Malachi and how when they opened the law to read the law the people wept, not because they felt like it was their fault or their parents fault of their parents parents fault but the fact that they had this revelation of we didn't know and we weren't told, the people before us weren't told and if you before them weren't told so but now we know the truth.  Pastor Newms: [36:05] Yeah at some point we lost a big chunk of and and I think you know we hear this, recently a lot in, in churches and in religious Circles of there's an exodus from Christianity and the people that are staying in Christianity want to change it, or want to update it because they've quote unquote got new Revelations that no one has ever believed in and so because of that you know they're probably wrong and we're traditionalists and and ducted up to that you know some thick some complaints are happening in certain circles but it's that situation like we were talking about Malachi where, it's not that, this generation and I'm definitely not saying me but this generation's new Revelations and including people like, you know dr. Evans and people like you know prominent authors people who have been studying people have been using the same translation of the Bible for most of their Ministry and then all of a sudden were like you know what, there's this new version of the Bible that I really really like so for my whole next study I'm actually going to take all my notes from years and years and put it in a Bible and produce that also you know and.  Pastor Bill: [37:28] There's the issue of okay, duration of Christians that are going, we really shouldn't be doing church this way we really shouldn't be doing things this way how we know that's not one of those how do we know it's not when John is writing the Book of Revelation he also hears Mysteries and the angel says no no those aren't for you to reveal yet, those are for later how do we know that's not what's happening.  Pastor Newms: [38:07] Or it's not and we don't know what they are yeah I know I know I know what you're saying yeah.  Pastor Bill: [38:16] That it goes back to the thing of Paul that says hey if it's good embrace it if it's bad don't but don't reject the whole idea just go, hey you know what maybe that might be good maybe it's a good thing to tell people who are attracted to the same sex they are that yeah we could use your help, you know updating our facilities and reaching out to our communities and acting in love and embrace those people hand-in-hand and go you know what let's make a.  [38:59] Wow Pastor down the road that we invited to come speak for us is on his second marriage and that woman was his secretary that he cheated on his first wife with and then left her to marry him, wait a second so that sexual sins okay but okay okay I'm yeah.  Pastor Newms: [39:22] Yeah.  Pastor Bill: [39:23] I'm on I'm on back off because I'm getting I'm getting.  Pastor Newms: [39:25] You're getting on your soapbox and and that's okay but that's but that's that's part of what this is about is you know we've so much looked at for so long the aspects of, this is what how we do it this is exactly how this is exactly this is the only way but the problem is, you know in talking about that whole let's not blame the people above us the people above them the people that you know, the last several Generations the issue isn't with them they were doing what they were taught they were doing what they were taught they were doing what they were taught they studied because, confirmation bias you can study, I'm not never going to say that those people did not study the word pour into it try to understand it and come away, with confirmation with the holy spirit that they were correct because the Holy Spirit speaks to each of us differently, what is sin for one is not for another you know we have lots of passages that we've talked about so many times we situations like this so it's no wonder.  Pastor Bill: [40:29] Put also the Holy Spirit doesn't approve.  [40:51] Given the Martin Luther because it was intended for Martin Luther.  Pastor Newms: [40:53] Unless it was given to him and then he ignored it and then God gave it to Martin Luther also you know but that's a whole other issue.  Pastor Bill: [41:01] That were the case every time that's been the case in my in my experience every time that's been the case the person who received the Revelation has always said I was told this was for somebody else.  Pastor Newms: [41:11] Yeah.  Pastor Bill: [41:12] And then they came to me because the other person said no Martin Luther never said.  Pastor Newms: [41:16] No he did and I'm not trying to say that's what happened I'm just saying you know that is the does happen sometimes.  Pastor Bill: [41:22] It does happen.  Pastor Newms: [41:24] But I think it's so important that we look at the discipleship of people you know we as a culture failed, the capital c church has failed time and time again because we're human you know that that's you know when we look at, when we look at things like sin and you know you say something like oh the capital churches is terrible or this local church is horrible or this and you're like you're like well yeah because it's ran by, people.  Pastor Bill: [41:59] That was the point if the church was perfect then there'd be no room for faith without faith there'd be no room for salvation, so we'd all be going to hell if the Bible was literal and true and the church was perfect and not made of men then there would be no faith and we'd all be going to hell.  Pastor Newms: [42:21] If God revealed everything to us in Scripture, then we wouldn't need faith faith is such an important aspect of our faith because that's what we title belief systems.  Pastor Bill: [42:36] Of our faith but I mean seriously that's why that I mean it's literally it's as plain as the nose on our faces this is why the Bible isn't, an inerrant infallible textbook of, that reveals everything about God this is why Jesus chose 12 very fallible men one of them who betrayed him and then killed himself one of them who was Peter, which it's debatable on whether or not Peter was worse than Judas.  Pastor Newms: [43:11] It depends on what sins were lining up next to each other really.  Pastor Bill: [43:15] Right in our opinion right, he built this in they built this fallible Church, because if it was perfect if it was infallible then your trust would be in the church your trust would be in the Bible and your faith and trust wouldn't be in God.  Pastor Newms: [43:34] And as mr. groggy just said in chat if it revealed everything we wouldn't believe it it blow our minds we couldn't handle it.  Pastor Bill: [43:44] Like when at the end of Dogma when God speaks, and the Revelation just literally blows people's heads off of hearing God's voice that's what it would be like, exactly what it'd be like.  Pastor Newms: [43:59] Just a couple weeks ago I was watching the supernatural when the Angels speak that even even.  Pastor Bill: [44:03] Oh man the archangels.  Pastor Newms: [44:05] That it's just like oops.  Pastor Bill: [44:08] They literally have to take over human bodies and then speak to the human bodies because if they speak without a human body then people's heads to start exploding.  Pastor Newms: [44:16] Now that's the supernatural Dogma let's be.  Pastor Bill: [44:19] Yeah this is Supernatural take on.  Pastor Newms: [44:21] Yeah let's be clear we're not saying that's what actually happens with angels because I'm not putting angels in any form of box because I'm not going there.  Pastor Bill: [44:33] Well every time God speaks in the Bible why is it always just still small voice it's because God's Whispering because if he talks louder than a whisper, we're up the creek I love the line from Dogma where metatron's like we went through seven Adams before we figured that out.  Pastor Newms: [44:51] Oh the late great Alan Rickman love that man.  Pastor Bill: [44:55] Yeah Alan Rickman 7 I don't have any items it was but it was you know whether we're in a certain amount of atoms we figured out that humans can't hear God's voice doesn't work.  Pastor Newms: [45:07] Kevin Smith, he's getting his own comic book series like a whole group of them supposedly Dark Horse which give him some Dark Horse Comics that's gonna be exciting anyway um will stop fangirling over directors that we love and go.  Pastor Bill: [45:27] You know it's just going to be blunt man and chronic it's not gonna be anything cool it's just going to be blunt man and chronic sitting around getting high.  Pastor Newms: [45:32] If you do a bluntman and chronic Dark Horse version I'm dead like I mean on you know Dark Horse.  Pastor Bill: [45:40] There's going to be like skulls goal of bongs like.  Pastor Newms: [45:42] Yeah bongs that's what you're looking for it yeah so back to.  Pastor Bill: [45:49] Back to Matthew 28:9 18 through 20.  Pastor Newms: [45:53] So when we look at that this is what's so important for us is to make disciples now when, yeah like when Jesus wait she just told Lazarus to come I'm confused on where Biggs went with that.  Pastor Bill: [46:11] Yeah me too.  Pastor Newms: [46:12] Like when Jesus told Lazarus to come out of the Tomb that he was in for three days I there's always a delay, with pigs typing because they get it delayed and then they he has to type it burn away for him to give us some more context, I'm probably sure I probably don't disagree with him because I usually don't but um me and Biggs is, oh voice value yeah yeah exactly Jesus Jesus has the voice, you know even God in Jesus's body can straight talk through you know, spiritual Realms and like you know called Lazarus back to his body and tell him to come out you know okay cool I'm with you now Biggs.  Pastor Bill: [47:13] It's raining on your cultural viewpoint on when the soul leaves the body according to the Jewish Viewpoint he was still there the Angels hadn't come to take him out of the body yet.  Pastor Newms: [47:26] He was just in adamant at the moment but still had to wake him up.  Pastor Bill: [47:33] Yeah had to have the ability to wake him up.  Pastor Newms: [47:34] Asleep and which Jesus says several times it's fine she's just asleep I'll go take care of it you're fine so I think that's so important though is that.  Pastor Bill: [47:45] Jesus what do you mean she's just asleep what do you want me to do you want me to say she's dead and just like wreck their whole world what and I could have just as easily said that but I mean it's the same thing to me.  Pastor Newms: [47:59] But mother favorite you know Jesus Jesus is often times so downplayed in how he actually was when you really think about it so it's like, come get up and walking and send no more, you know the one time when he says something like that in the Pharisees are like you can't say that and he's like what would you rather me say all of his sins are forgiven move on like and they're like no we wouldn't want you to say that because.  Pastor Bill: [48:30] 20 when he heals when he tells when he heals the hand of the man whose hand was shriveled is what you're.  Pastor Newms: [48:34] Oh is that what it is okay.  Pastor Bill: [48:36] Doesn't do extend his hand and be healed as you can't do that on us on a Sabbath and he goes would you rather me say your sins have been forgiven you, and then like.  Pastor Newms: [48:48] It's just you know.  Pastor Bill: [48:53] The SAS man the absolute SAS.  Pastor Newms: [48:55] He had sass so the main point as we wrap up here because we're right at time that I really want to make is, we're not saying in any way that what you've done is wrong your evil you shouldn't be preaching you shouldn't be any of that what we're saying is.  Pastor Bill: [49:20] I'm saying it's wrong I'm saying you're not at fault.  Pastor Newms: [49:24] The the problem is we've got to take it to that next step you know the preaching is great, people saved is amazing it is important we're not trying to say salvation isn't important of course not because that would be insanity, but we have to continue to disciple the people that we.  Pastor Bill: [49:46] You can't tell Mission can't be your opener.  Pastor Newms: [49:50] Right you shouldn't be yours.  Pastor Bill: [49:53] Holy Spirit specifically tells you.  Pastor Newms: [49:55] Yeah now there are people who have had the seeds the seeds done and done and done and done and they come they can walk into your church what angle I need to find Jesus because that has happened.  Pastor Bill: [50:06] Yeah but if the person has enough seeds planted that you asking them if they want salvation if they're at that point then you being a loving human being that is open about your relationship with God, we'll also have the same.  Pastor Newms: [50:21] Yeah cuz they know that it's safe to talk to you, and then we have to continue with that friendship that building upon them that teaching them, training them working with them as, fellow Believers and discipling them to equip them to be able to do the right thing not just telling them good you're good to go here's a Bible figure it out peace and then wondering why, fifty hundred years down the road our nation is where it is and I'm gonna leave it at that and let you believe whatever you want on that.  Pastor Bill: [51:02] I'm reminded of Smith Wigglesworth early on in his very very very long as the ministry he steps onto a train car, and a guy sees his face and goes, gets up you've convinced me of my sin and gets on his knees how can I be safe, and then he leads them to the Lord right then and there and it's like that guy was ready and also nose Wiggles were a dentist step onto the train car and the guy was already ready.  [51:42] I'm not mixing stories right he's the plumber that couldn't read.  Pastor Newms: [51:46] I believe so.  Pastor Bill: [51:49] Yeah and then couldn't read never was never taught to read and then picked up a Bible and was like hey look I can read this.  Pastor Newms: [52:00] Big and Pentecostalism.  Pastor Bill: [52:09] Was that Charles Capps that was the plumber could.  Pastor Newms: [52:10] I think you might be off Wigglesworth was the bishop who was, illiterate as a child unschooled because of his labors he worked as a plumber, he abandoned it because he became too busy after he started preaching so I yes I believe you are he also had lots and lots of, peelings attached to him.  Pastor Bill: [52:53] Came into possession of his first Bible that he owns because he memorized Psalm 91 the longest, chapter in the Bible as part of the contest whoever could memorize accurately the most of Psalms 91 would win their own Bible and he was borrowing another Bible.  [53:23] You could win his own Bible because it was actually hard to get a Bible then it wasn't like you could just, go into any church and be like hey can I get a free Bible or go into any bookstore going to Walmart either there was another you know, now their Bibles everywhere but it wasn't always so.  Pastor Newms: [53:45] It wasn't all right so that's all I had to do you have anything else Pastor Bill.  Pastor Bill: [53:53] Did you know the number one item stolen from Christian bookstores as leather-bound Bibles.  Pastor Newms: [54:01] I mean that makes sense it's the number one thing sold at Christian bookstores.  Pastor Bill: [54:08] But I mean it's another one thing stolen is the book that literally says do not steal.  [54:30] This to last time you stole one did you.  Pastor Newms: [54:32] Okay I'll give you that if you're stealing multiple Bibles unless you're off giving them away to homeless or giving way to last for.  Pastor Bill: [54:39] A little bit you're pulling a Robin Hood, steal him from the corporations to get in the way down was.  [54:52] I love it.  Pastor Newms: [54:52] I can't say I'm against it.  Pastor Bill: [54:57] Yeah big says they hadn't read it yet.  Pastor Newms: [54:59] Yeah yeah yeah alright so thank you so much for joining us those that joined us live, great those it listened great, but you should come join us live because it's more fun one you get to hear things everyone else doesn't, and I would love to say it's because we cut a bunch in post but it's really just the beginning in the end cuz I'm not editing stuff, but come join us you can be part of the conversation and build relationships because that's what this is all about, and you can talk and chat or you know, fellowshipping I know like my parents watch it together and then talk about it while it's being watched and then call me after if they need to you know things like that you know let's come together and.  Pastor Bill: [55:55] Call you after.  Pastor Newms: [55:55] Sometimes you know sometimes kiss.  Pastor Bill: [55:58] And sometimes that goes well and sometimes.  Pastor Newms: [56:01] We don't always we do.  Pastor Bill: [56:02] There are disagreements but that's part of being Berean.  Pastor Newms: [56:05] Yes we don't agree on everything and that's perfectly fine there are times where me and you have phone calls afterwards and it's like you know I even tonight you're like I don't like your title and I was like well this, this is why the title is there and you're like oh I don't like it though I'm like okay.  Pastor Bill: [56:24] If you learned.  Pastor Newms: [56:25] You little.  Pastor Bill: [56:26] We don't have to agree on everything.  Pastor Newms: [56:27] Yeah we don't and so come join us which that I'm pretty.  Pastor Bill: [56:35] The Jesus thing.  Pastor Newms: [56:36] Oh yeah Jesus Jesus is important that's the thing we agree on.  Pastor Bill: [56:40] Everything else is gravy.  Pastor Newms: [56:41] It is it is and to be clear it's not just Jesus he's cool and that cesspits not you know there's more to it than.  Pastor Bill: [56:49] Jesus is Lord.  Pastor Newms: [56:51] Yeah so come join us we record this Sunday nights at 6:30 Central whatever time we live in now, I don't know whether it's you have to say the daylight or not I get so confused I don't know.  Pastor Bill: [57:07] Right now it's CD t--  Pastor Newms: [57:09] Yeah but there's the whole thing about the laws and the changing in the stuff.  Pastor Bill: [57:13] It hasn't happened yet though so.  Pastor Newms: [57:15] I just don't know when it's going on I don't know anyway um, join us we're on Twitch Facebook and YouTube and then come join us and you could talk in the chat over there and.  Pastor Bill: [57:33] The podcast is available everywhere the podcast anywhere that you can buy your podcast, you can buy our podcast there for the low low cost of go to the free section.  Pastor Newms: [57:42] Free yeah.  Pastor Bill: [57:44] To buy episodes of our podcast.  Pastor Newms: [57:50] Weird Apple people do you accept two down to click on every episode on Apple is that an apple thing, what are you talking about, boy okay so I hope you guys have a great week we will see you next time go to our website ekk not house for more info on anything and you, look like in 50 years.  Pastor Bill: [58:17] Tip yeah there's 50 years.  Pastor Newms: [58:20] So and we love you guys and you didn't say it.  Pastor Bill: [58:29] Stay safe out there.  Pastor Newms: [58:30] There you go until next time.

Doon Mackichan joins Nikki Bedi and Rev Richard Coles. The actor, writer and comedian – and double Emmy winner - be talking about her latest comedy role set in a suburban street in Glasgow, how she did impressions to avoid the school bullies and her love of wild swimming. Loree Draude is one of the first women to fly combat jets in the U.S. Navy. She switched to start-ups in Silicon Valley, rediscovered her love of theatre and now has a one-woman show. Matt Rowland Hill grew up the son of a minister in an evangelical Christian church in South Wales, then lost his faith in his late teens and began his search for salvation elsewhere, turning to books and then to alcohol and drugs. Carol Kirkwood shares her Inheritance Tracks – Surfin' USA by The Beach Boys and Love Will Keep Us Alive by The Eagles. Mike Gayle was the first man to win Romantic Fiction's top award and was an Agony Uncle for girls' teen magazine Bliss before becoming a novelist. Two Doors Down is BBC Two on Tuesday nights at 10pm, and all five series are available to watch on the BBC iplayer. Loree Draude's show, I Feel the Need runs from 4th to 27th August at the Assembly Rooms - Powder Room in Edinburgh. Matt Rowland Hill's memoir, Original Sins is published by Chatto & Windus. Mike Gayle's book, The Museum of Ordinary People is published by Hodder & Stoughton.  Producer: Annette Wells Editor: Richard Hooper

Hear our trivia theme, the guidelines for the game, and how you -the listener- SHOULD PAUSE AND LISTEN TO THIS SONG. It was never released and we demand the firing of all persons responsible for that. This. Is. His. Best. Song. So many great things found out about Yoakam and we are in agreement that "Two Doors Down" has a story worth breaking down for you!

The Mark B Perry Interview   Mark B Perry is the writer and producer of the new Dark Shadows Reincarnation series currently in preproduction.   Mark B. Perry grew up in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia, where his childhood love of Carl Reiner's The Dick Van Dyke Show inspired him to pursue a writing career-after all, doing what Rob, Buddy, and Sally did all day sure looked like a great way to make a living. Because the University of Georgia lacked a prestigious film school at the time, Mark cobbled his own degree together from film and TV classes in the Henry W. Grady School of Journalism, supplemented by studies in play-writing, acting, directing, and cinema in the theater department. Before graduating with a bachelor's in broadcast journalism, Mark won the Claude P. Callison Award (or "Claudie" as it was known back in the day) for excellence in filmmaking by a student. After a brief sojourn writing and producing industrials for the local newspapers and a variety of companies including Southern Bell, General Motors, and Oral-B, Mark moved to Los Angeles in 1986 where he worked as an office temp by day while churning out sample feature screenplays and television scripts by night. Two years later, a chance viewing of a new series called The Wonder Years changed his trajectory forever. Mark's spec script for that top-ten show led to a freelance episode and a staff writer gig where the highlight of his first day in the room was the announcement that his spec script, "Summer Song," was to be purchased and produced as the premiere of the 1989-90 season. After racking up eighteen writing credits on The Wonder Years, a Humanitas nomination for his Thanksgiving episode, "The Ties That Bind," and his first producer title, Mark went on to write, produce, and sometimes serve as show-runner on such diverse series as Northern Exposure, Picket Fences, Moon Over Miami, Law & Order (which still sometimes gets him excused from jury duty), Party of Five, Push (to this day a sensitive subject), Time of Your Life, Pasadena, First Years, That Was Then, One Tree Hill, Windfall, and What About Brian. After helping to successfully launch the second season of ABC's Brothers & Sisters in 2007, Mark was a co-executive producer on CBS's Ghost Whisperer, then an executive producer on the first two (and arguably best) seasons of ABC's Revenge, followed by a stint as executive producer on NBC's Heartbeat. In 2018-19, Mark wrote the first season finale of Netflix's Dolly Parton's Heartstrings, "Two Doors Down," an LGBTQ-themed episode starring Academy Award-winners Melissa Leo and Ray McKinnon and directed by Wendy Stanzler. As a writer-producer on the first season on David E. Kelley's Picket Fences, Mark shared an Emmy Award for Outstanding Dramatic Series. For his "Falsies" episode of Party of Five, Mark was nominated for a Writers Guild of America Award for Best Achievement in Dramatic Writing. And for his writing and producing services on that same series, Mark shared a Golden Globe Award for Best Drama.   Opening Credits – Dark Shadows Theme – by Robert Cobert   Music Cues by Robert Cobert from Dark Shadows Catalogue   Closing Credits – Sorry For Writing All the Songs About You – by Clara Mae.  Taken from the EP Sorry For Writing All The Songs About You.  Copyright 2018 Big Beat Records   All Rights Reserved.   All Songs Available on Amazon

Two Doors Down (Series 5 Episode 1) Comedy centred around a couple and their insufferable neighbours.Latimer Crescent residents Eric and Beth Baird are friendly, warm, and perhaps a little too polite for their own good. They're more than happy to welcome son Ian and his boyfriend into their home; but neighbours Cathy, Colin and Christine regularly make their presence felt in a far more forceful manner.Christine is a moaner, hypochondriac and freeloading single mother who's kept now-adult daughter Sophie on a short-lead of guilt trips for many years. The thoroughly pleasant Sophie finds her mother intensely embarrassing but gradually finds her own voice - and not without Beth's help.These are the trials and tribulations of living on a suburban street with people you'd often much rather do without.Written by Simon Carlyle and Gregor SharpProduced by Catherine Gosling Fuller, Margot Gavan Duffy, Jacqueline Sinclair, Steven Canny, Ewan Angus, Myfanwy Moore, Chris Sussman, Simon Carlyle and moreDirected By Simon Hynd, Sasha Ransome, Ben Gosling Fuller, Mark Ash and Carol-Anne HendersonA BBC Studios Comedy production.Two Doors Down is available here: https://bbc.in/3z2kVsh The Comedy Slab Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Spotify and Youtube. Subscribe for a new episode each Tuesday. Get in touch - we're @ComedySlab on Twitter and ComedySlab on Facebook.

Often on Dating Diaries we only hear one side of the story. This week we get the benefit of both perspectives. We hear the story of Stacie and Alex, two neighbors who eyed each other up for months. Dre and Ben unpack the logistics and delicate dance of courting someone just two doors down.Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

What's happening with you lot then? We've got a bit of that UK sunshine in our step and this week's guest Rachel Jackson is bringing the posi vibes too. Rachel is an actor, writer and comedian from Scotland. You might know her from the stand-up circuit or from her stage show Memoirs of a Bunny Boiler. She's also appeared on screen in films such as Beats as well as Scottish comedies, Still Game, and Two Doors Down. In this episode she and Craig chat through driving lessons and horse riding, losing the use of hand, getting dumped on WhatsApp, comedy orgasms, groundlings and loads, loads more. It's a fantastic hour or so and Rachel is an absolute joy. You'll love it. This is episode 151 of the Two Shot Podcast with Rachel Jackson. Get in touch... Facebook- search 'Two Shot Podcast' Twitter- @twoshotpod Instagram- @twoshotpod If you've enjoyed listening then please click through to https://www.patreon.com/twoshotpod to make a donation to the running costs of the show. You'll get bonus pictures, video and audio in return. Nice one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We’re usually celebrating the iconic shows of the past with the people who were there but very, very occasionally DistinctNostalgia will focus in on something contemporary we feel deserves some real attention and this is one of those rare occasions. TWO DOORS DOWN  is the BBC’s hidden comedy gem. Here DistinctNostalgia celebrates a ‘current’ quality tv show starring among others, Alex Norton and Elaine C Smith. The series is written by Simon Carlyle and Gregor Sharp and centres around neighbours living in a suburban street on the outskirts of Glasgow. It’s a hilarious sitcom and DistinctNostalgia highly recommends all four series and the 5th which is being filmed this year.  Here Ashley chats to Jonathan Watson who has played Colin since the start... If you'd like to suggest an interview (or reunion) with a past star/stars of any soap, comedy, drama. children's series, quiz show or film, then please drop us a line via the contact us page on the Distinct Nostalgia website at www.distinctnostalgia.com NOTE: The Distinct Nostalgia theme is owned by MIM Productions and composed by Rebecca Applin and Chris Warner. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/distinctnostalgia)

A small business owner on the Charlottetown waterfront had one thousand dollars worth of frozen lobster stolen from her yesterday morning. Caron Prins of The Chip Shack tells us about how locals have come to her aid. A medical mystery in New Brunswick continues to cause worry and fear. Luc Leandre LeBlanc is 41 years old and is one of 48 patients to have been diagnosed with a curious neuro-degenerative disease. Chef Craig Flinn from the restaurant Two Doors Down joins us on the phone-in to talk about barbecuing this season.

My life, has been pretty interesting to say the least. Here's some background and lessons learned! #RiseandGrind

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Kieran Hodgson tells Michael Berkeley how he turned his lifelong obsession with Mahler, and his own struggle to write a symphony, into comedy gold. Fortunately for us Kieran put aside an early ambition to become a train driver and has instead forged a career as one of our most entertaining actors, writers and comedians. He’s won awards and accolades at Edinburgh for shows on the unlikely subjects of school French exchanges, British politics in the 1970s – and his obsession with late-Romantic music. You might know him from his Radio 4 show Earworms – comic introductions to the great composers – and for his television roles in Two Doors Down, Upstart Crow and God’s Own County. And you might also be one of the tens of millions of people who have enjoyed his ‘Bad TV’ parodies on YouTube. Music is central to Kieran’s life: he’s been playing the violin in amateur orchestras since childhood and composing since he was in his teens. He chooses an unfairly neglected concerto by Bruch; Schnittke’s breath-taking Choir Concerto; and music by Schoenberg, by Bernstein and – in a first for Private Passions – by the Dutch cabaret artist Wim Sonneveld. Producer: Jane Greenwood A Loftus Media production for BBC Radio 3

Elaine C Smith is one of Scotland's best-known performers, a star of stage and screen for over 30 years. She is an award-winning actress, a singer, writer, comedian, raconteur, campaigner, political activist, sister, wife, mother and granny... and she is also a voracious reader.She has worked extensively in radio, TV, film and theatre, and is famous for her brilliant portrayal of Mary Doll in the BBC comedy series, Rab C Nesbitt, while she has been a leading light in Scotland's panto scene over the years... Oh yes she has!Elaine is also a BAFTA winner for her superb performance as Christine in the excellent sitcom, Two Doors Down. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The #RomanceClass podcast had a tropetastic launch for season four with the launch of a short story anthology: The Tropetastic Kindness Bundle. It’s an anthology of romance stories written by #RomanceClass authors — and all proceeds of the sale will go to good causes such as disaster relief and livelihood programs for women and vulnerable communities. Host: Tara Frejas Mina V. Esguerra “Pleasure to Meet You” (Trope: Minor Celebrity) Guests: Angel C. Aquino “Home at Last” (Trope: The Protector)Suzette de Borja “Be With Me” (Trope: Locked Out Of Apartment”) Georgette S. Gonzales “Perfect Dad” (Trope: Single Parent)Katt Briones “Two Doors Down” (Trope: Mail Delivered By Mistake)Jay E. Tria “You Belong With Me” (Trope: Best Friend’s Sibling)Carla de Guzman “Congrats, You’re In Love!” (Trope: Forced Proximity)Dawn Lanuza “Noted” (Trope: There’s Only One Bed) 00:00 – Intro01:05 – #Tropetastic202101:27 – Subscribe to the podcast02:09 – Carla de Guzman and Dawn Lanuza10:00 – The KiligCast Newsletter10:39 – Angel C. Aquino, Suzette de Borja, Georgette S. Gonzales20:28 – Subscribe to the Podcast21:45 – Katt Briones and Jay E. Tria29:53 – Pahabol – Mina V. Esguerra “Pleasure to Meet You” Buy the Tropetastic Kindness Bundle Watch the full video Subscribe to the #RomanceClass Podcast to get new chapters as soon as they’re available: iTunes / Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Google Podcasts Listen on Stitcher RSS The #RomanceClass Podcast is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. Discover other great romance-themed podcast by visiting the Frolic website. The post The Tropetastic Kindness Bundle first appeared on #RomanceClass Podcast.

The Ham&High Podcast is back after a Covid-enforced break and, this week, speaking to André Langlois is comedian and author Arabella Weir.   Arabella is known for shows including The Fast Show, Posh Nosh and Two Doors Down, and for books including the international bestseller Does My Bum Look Big In This.  We discuss life in Camden and Crouch End, building a career in television comedy, and the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic. 

On this episode of the Global News podcast Crime Beat, crime reporter Nancy Hixt shares the story that will leave you questioning what horrors you can encounter-- just two doors down. May 4, 2013 was a beautiful spring day in Calgary. In one suburb, new neighbours met for the first time and decided to get together for a barbeque and drinks. It was a memorable night filled with good conversation and laughter… There’s a lasting reminder of that evening,  a photo of the two men with their arms around each other, smiling.  They appeared to be having a great time, but just minutes after that photo was taken tragedy struck. One of the men called 911. The other was pronounced dead at the scene, before he could be rushed to the hospital.  He was later identified as Calgary middle school teacher, Craig Kelloway. An autopsy revealed Kelloway was stabbed 37 times. The question was, how did things turn so badly so quickly? It’s a case that continues to haunt the lead investigator.  Follow along as we share the story of Mr. Kelloway in the season three premiere of Crime Beat. Contact: Twitter: @nancyhixt Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NancyHixtCrimeBeat/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Wilkie and Ashley Storrie talk to musical comedian and "hot bitch" Amelia Bayler & wrestler/actor, star of Scot Squad and Two Doors Down, Grado; about losing your VL, how you like your Weetabix, High School French, Onlyfans, peanut butter, selling your pants, and the plumbers union.Links from Storrie Corner will be posted on our Facebook and Twitter pages. You can find Scot Squad and Two Doors Down on BBC iPlayer and Neil Gaiman's 'Sandman' on Audible.And you can find Amelia on twitter @ameliabayler and Grado @gradowrestlingMumsnet stories we covered this week can be found at:https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/mumsnet_classics/3809995-things-you-assumed-were-normaland https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/e3kfql/aita_for_putting_my_penis_in_peanut_butter_and/You can find Sean and Ashley on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok @SitDownDad and @AshleyStorrieOur theme song is "Snap Happy" by Shane Ivers from www.silvermansound.comIf you've enjoyed the show please hit subscribe, leave a review, and share the episode with your friends. 

There's a wee surprise for Grado this week as his Two Doors Down co-star, and of course the star of Only an Excuse, Jonathan Watson joins the boys. Talking impressions, Fergie, borrowing Neil Lennon track suit and working alongside Grado. On the BIG question we are getting your predictions for the season, it's the first round of the Pro Set play off with Hibs supporter David and there's more controversy on the Legends lottery and it involves Crawford Baptie! Plus the launch of our new Patreon.com/footballdaft Episode 54 is here and it's ready to kick off! Remember to rate, review and subscribe on Apple or wherever you get your podcasts.

Arabella rose to fame in The Fast Show asking "Does my bum look big in this?" which she wrote as well as performed, but did you know about her musical based on the life of Tina Turner? Hear a clip of that and various radio, TV and film scripts she penned that didn't get the go ahead.... yet. Clips performed by: Rachel Atkins, Beth Chalmers, Leah Marks, Chris Pavlo, Nigel Pilkington and Keith Wickham. Warning: This episode contains strong language. Arabella is an actress, author and presenter. She is best known as one of the stars of the award winning TV sketch show The Fast Show, which enjoyed five series on BBC2. Her numerous television credits include Two Doors Down which was recently commissioned for a fifth series by BBC2 as well as Pure, Drifters, Doctor Who, Skins, Taking Over the Asylum, and Traffik. She wrote the best-selling books Does My Bum Look Big In This?, The Diary of an Insecure Woman, Onwards and Upwards, Stupid Cupid, an autobiography The Real Me Is Thin, a trilogy for teenagers, and she co-wrote Posh Nosh for the BBC, starring alongside Richard E. Grant. She will shortly continue the tour of her first one-woman show Does My Mum Loom Big In This. Episode show notes and more details:  https://offcutsdrawer.com/arabella-weir Listen to us on whichever podcast app you prefer:  https://offcutsdrawer.com/insta-links/ or if you don't usually listen to podcasts you can hear all the episodes here: offcutsdrawer.com/episodes/

Coronavirus and Scottish football, Two Doors Down & great Scottish sitcoms

Taking their turn this week is Elaine C Smith. Gordon chats with Elaine about her Bafta winning turn in Two Doors Down, Rab C Nesbitt and that politics is acting for a certain type of person. This Episode is also very, very Scottish.

Louisee and Aimee chat midlife issues with Arabella Weir as well as finding out about her current UK tour Does My Mum Loom Big In This, which was a sell-out last year at The Edinburgh Fringe. Arabella is a writer of several books, she’s an actor, a comedian and star of The BBC’s hit sitcom Two Doors Down. Arabella coined the phrase ‘Does My Bum Look Big In This’ as part of one of her Fast Show characters ‘Insecure Woman’ and wrote the internationally best-selling book ‘Does My Bum Look Big In This: The Diary of an Insecure Woman’ More about Arabella Weir:- Get tickets for her UK Tour: https://www.berksnest.com/arabella-weir- Buy her books: https://amzn.to/38pHWGE- Watch Two Doors Down: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/b072wv8z/two-doors-down- Follow Arabella on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ArabellaWeir- Follow Arabella on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arabellaweir/- More about Louise Daniels: . https://twitter.com/LouiseDaniels_ . https://www.instagram.com/louisedanielsofficial/. http://louise-daniels.com/ Dark Horse Digital: http://www.darkhorsedigital.co.uk More about Aimee Cooper:. https://www.instagram.com/aimeecooperforms/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cody's pick for the week -- episode 2 of the Netflix anthology series "Dolly Parton's Heartstrings" AKA the gay one -- stirs up some important questions. Why has Melissa Leo's character only been a bigot since she got rich? Is there such thing as an accidental hate crime? Why is #suicidalvampire trending? And what happened to Uncle Hashbrown? Tune in to find out!Our pain is your pleasure. Rate/review/subscribe/show us some love!

Two Doors Down and Only An Excuse? star Jonathan Watson talks to host Daniel Gray about Rangers, Scotland and why actors look so bad at playing football on film.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/nutmegfc)

Join Adam, Bruno and Marius on another edition of the Monkey Tail Podcast. On this episode we talk about the games we've playing the past couple of weeks and they are: Red Dead Redemption 2 (https://amzn.to/2CNTTdd) Words with Friends (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/words-with-friends-word-game/id804379658?mt=8) Lemmings: The Official Game (https://itunes.apple.com/mt/app/lemmings/id1238114713?mt=8) Shenmue I & II (https://shenmue.sega.com/) Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition (http://bulletstorm.com/) Vane (https://www.playstation.com/en-us/games/vane-ps4/) Anthem (https://www.ea.com/games/anthem) Resident Evil 2 (http://www.residentevil2.com/) We also talk about the year in gaming that was 1987.

Star of “Only an Excuse” since the 1980s and now starring in the hugely successful “Two Doors Down”, on BBC2, Jonathan Watson charts his journey from youth theatre classes in Glasgow all the way to becoming one of Scotland’s best-loved comic actors. Thanks, as ever, for listening. The post Jonathan Watson appeared first on Putting it Together.

Solid sound design is instrumental to a film or television programme’s success. A sound designer takes advantage of the huge variety of noises we hear in our everyday lives, thinking of experimental ways to create an audio environment that supports on-screen action and engages audiences. Multi award winning sound designer and dubbing mixer John Cobban joined a small group of students and career starters to discuss his craft and career highlights spanning 25 years of crafting sound for numerous films, documentaries, dramas and animations, including Murder, Eve, Two Doors Down and latest BBC hit The Replacement. Clips referenced: Murder – BBC 2 / Touchpaper TV Excerpt from Ep 2 "The Lost Weekend" Directed by Paul Wright Warriors – Saltire Film / BBC 1 Scotland. Directed by Stephen Bennett Eve – CBBC / Leopard Drama. Excerpt from S1 Ep 4 " The Bubble Burst" - Power Station sequence One Thousand Pictures – RFK’s Last Journey - Lichen Films Ltd This event was hosted by journalist Stephen Bennett and is part of the Career Close-Up programme supported by Skills Development Scotland.

Arabella Weir, star of Two Doors Down, talks to Aasmah Mir and Suzy Klein about what neighbours mean to her, festive celebrations and how she got into comedy. Mark Forsyth explains why he decided to explore the stories behind Christmas traditions- including why we have decorated trees in our house and the real Good King Wenceslas. Writer and musician Rhodri Marsden shared a picture of where he'd be staying when he went home for Christmas and found he wasn't alone in experiencing unusual festive sleeping arrangements. Bruno Tonioli talks to JP Devlin about his festive plans, dealing with tragedy, and what dancing means to him. Comedian Bill Bailey shares his Inheritance Tracks: Magic Moments by Perry Como and Once in a Lifetime by Talking Heads. Joe Wicks, known as The Body Coach, has gone from being a personal trainer to a best-selling author and fitness entrepreneur. He talks about what success means to him, becoming an optimist, and offers his festive health tips. Mark Forsyth's A Christmas Cornucopia is out now. Bruno Tonioli's An Italian Romance album is out now. Bill Bailey's Remarkable Guide to British Birds is out now. Joe Wicks The Body Coach Workout DVD is out on Boxing Day. Producer: Claire Bartleet Editor: Karen Dalziel.

Claude VonStroke – Aundy [Dirtybird] Soul Minority – Gotta Move [Elevation] Pezzner – Chiuso Per Ferie [Freerange] Blakkat – In This World (Bkat DTLA Dub Mix) [Mild Pitch] One Fingered Pocket – Free Your Mind (Winter Nightz Mix) [Amfibius] Mousse T ft. Suzie – All Nite Long (D.I.S.C.O.) (Milton Jackson Remix) [Doppelgänger] Nils Nuernberg & Florian Kruse – The Brush (Tom Middleton Liquitech Mix) [Dark Energy] MVIP – Aviator (Pooley Dub Mix) [Pooledmusic] Robert Babicz – Astor (Shur-I-Kan Remix) [Systematic] Ian Pooley – My Kicks (Vincenzo Lovebirds Remix) [Pooledmusic] Ian Pooley – What I Got (Derrick Carter Vocal Remix) [Pooledmusic] Doc Martin – Set Me Free (Doc’s Acid Groove) [Shaboom] Barbara Tucker – I Get Lifted (Duck Beats) [Strictly Rhythm] DJ Motion – Crazy Drum (Paul Johnson Dancefloor Dub) [Shaboom] Grand High Priest – Mixdown [Strictly Rhythm] Julien Chaptal – Pump [Remote Area] Bushwacka! – Bluntski [Plank] Milton Jackson – The Rhythm Track (Jimpster Remix) [Freerange] Two Right Wrongans – Sorry Mate You’ve Got The Wrong House [Wrong] Marshall Jefferson & Noosa Heads – Mushrooms (Justin Martin Remix) [Plastic City] Dan & Phil – Brighter [Pooledmusic]

Claude VonStroke – Aundy [Dirtybird] Soul Minority – Gotta Move [Elevation] Pezzner – Chiuso Per Ferie [Freerange] Blakkat – In This World (Bkat DTLA Dub Mix) [Mild Pitch] One Fingered Pocket – Free Your Mind (Winter Nightz Mix) [Amfibius] Mousse T ft. Suzie – All Nite Long (D.I.S.C.O.) (Milton Jackson Remix) [Doppelgänger] Nils Nuernberg & Florian Kruse – The Brush (Tom Middleton Liquitech Mix) [Dark Energy] MVIP – Aviator (Pooley Dub Mix) [Pooledmusic] Robert Babicz – Astor (Shur-I-Kan Remix) [Systematic] Ian Pooley – My Kicks (Vincenzo Lovebirds Remix) [Pooledmusic] Ian Pooley – What I Got (Derrick Carter Vocal Remix) [Pooledmusic] Doc Martin – Set Me Free (Doc's Acid Groove) [Shaboom] Barbara Tucker – I Get Lifted (Duck Beats) [Strictly Rhythm] DJ Motion – Crazy Drum (Paul Johnson Dancefloor Dub) [Shaboom] Grand High Priest – Mixdown [Strictly Rhythm] Julien Chaptal – Pump [Remote Area] Bushwacka! – Bluntski [Plank] Milton Jackson – The Rhythm Track (Jimpster Remix) [Freerange] Two Right Wrongans – Sorry Mate You've Got The Wrong House [Wrong] Marshall Jefferson & Noosa Heads – Mushrooms (Justin Martin Remix) [Plastic City] Dan & Phil – Brighter [Pooledmusic]

Claude VonStroke – Aundy [Dirtybird] Soul Minority – Gotta Move [Elevation] Pezzner – Chiuso Per Ferie [Freerange] Blakkat – In This World (Bkat DTLA Dub Mix) [Mild Pitch] One Fingered Pocket – Free Your Mind (Winter Nightz Mix) [Amfibius] Mousse T ft. Suzie – All Nite Long (D.I.S.C.O.) (Milton Jackson Remix) [Doppelgänger] Nils Nuernberg & Florian Kruse – The Brush (Tom Middleton Liquitech Mix) [Dark Energy] MVIP – Aviator (Pooley Dub Mix) [Pooledmusic] Robert Babicz – Astor (Shur-I-Kan Remix) [Systematic] Ian Pooley – My Kicks (Vincenzo Lovebirds Remix) [Pooledmusic] Ian Pooley – What I Got (Derrick Carter Vocal Remix) [Pooledmusic] Doc Martin – Set Me Free (Doc’s Acid Groove) [Shaboom] Barbara Tucker – I Get Lifted (Duck Beats) [Strictly Rhythm] DJ Motion – Crazy Drum (Paul Johnson Dancefloor Dub) [Shaboom] Grand High Priest – Mixdown [Strictly Rhythm] Julien Chaptal – Pump [Remote Area] Bushwacka! – Bluntski [Plank] Milton Jackson – The Rhythm Track (Jimpster Remix) [Freerange] Two Right Wrongans – Sorry Mate You’ve Got The Wrong House [Wrong] Marshall Jefferson & Noosa Heads – Mushrooms (Justin Martin Remix) [Plastic City] Dan & Phil – Brighter [Pooledmusic]

This months Babe From The Basement is Jessica Cameron. Jessica was born in Canada, moved to Ohio and recently moved to LA to be closer to the film industry. Her film credits include The Dead Matter, Truth Or Dare IV and roles on Two Doors Down and The Funny Man. I was able to talk with Jessica on the phone last week and she told me about the films she has appeared in, who her favorite actress is and some of the films she will be appearing in this up coming year. She is a super nice lady and I really had a great time talking with her. Join me as I chat with Jessica Cameron!!!

Checking in with Walter Murphy & The Big Apple Band, a bit of the Mighty Boosh, some Little Boots, and that Duke Dumont version of Two Doors Down by the Mystery Jets (that really sounds a lot more like it’s Muse – New Born…), it’s the Unadopted Podcast with a mixed bag of Bank Holiday Weekend party … Continue reading "Session 020" The post Session 020 appeared first on Unadopted Podcast.