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Hello there, and welcome to A Brit talks Vintage TV, with me Jamie Dyer. 2021 marked the 85th anniversary of the birth of the man known as 'The Big O' and I can't get enough of him. Last year, my family and I spent a week in a static caravan. This was due to electrical works that were to take place at our property. While wondering what to do with ourselves, we turned on a documentary about the late, great Roy Orbison., I reviewed a new vinyl collection of Sun Records-era Orbison, collated by Bear Family Records. Little did I know that this review would set me up for a viewing of a famous Roy Orbison concert entitled Black And White Night. To say it was strange to see a performance recorded in the 1980s in old-fashioned monochrome is an understatement. However, it suited the intended mood perfectly. I am not sure that, when the pioneers of television were first laying down their television pictures in glorious 405-line, they would have considered it a stylistic choice when colour had long been the standard. Although, saying that, they may have appreciated it has its merits when compared to colour. In a similar train of thought, I wonder what they would have thought of colourisation; The process of taking something originally made in black and white and...well you know the rest. The concept of colourising black and white media has always been something that divides fans. However, it has come a long way since the likes of Ted Turner began colouring in old movies to show on TV. Utilizing computer software and a bit of manual quality control can produce pretty decent results. We saw it a few years back when CBS showed colourised episodes of The Dick Van Dyke Show and I Love Lucy. While Black and White grounded them in the past, colour made them seem new again. The same can be said for the work on Network's latest release, Presented in SuperColorisation. A selection of six episodes from Gerry Anderson's Supermarionation series originally made in black and white, restored and colourised in high definition. The three series featured on the set are: One episode of Four Feather Falls, a western series starring the voices of Nicholas Parsons and Kenneth Connor. Two episodes of Supercar: A visually impressive yet strange series about a flying and swimming supercar, its driver, a professor, a child and a monkey. It's pretty funny too. And three episodes of Fireball XL5: A show my son thought was Supercar, but wasn't. I'm not as familiar with this show, but I do know it has a following. So what about the quality of the colourisation? How is it? To be completely honest with you...it's marvellous. The amount of detail in the work makes Anderson's magnificent stunt execution even more breathtaking. Explosions, water, falling rocks and so much more, are even more impressive. Narratively the inclusion of colour changes the mood somewhat, but I don't necessarily think that's a bad thing. Now do I think everything should be colourised? No. There are just some things that work best in their intended medium. The moody look of monochrome suits the vibe. Colourise it and you change that. People sometimes have an issue with the effect that colourisation has on the product. The Anderson set, for example, has instances where strings and other limitations are much more visible in colour due to the change in contrast to achieve the desired effect. Aside from Four Feather Falls, which I think suits black and white best, the shows have a whole new life ahead of them in colour. Presented in Supercolorisation is available to pre-order from NetworkOnAir.com, and will be released on the 12th of December 2022. Roy Orbison's Black and White Night can be found either on BBC4 or Sky Arts.

The latest episode of A Brit Talks Vintage TV is now available to stream and download! Below is a transcript of the podcast. Hello there, and welcome to A Brit talks Vintage TV, with me Jamie Dyer. I was somewhat surprised to hear this week that Neighbours, the Australian soap opera that ended earlier this year, would be resurrected by Amazon through their Freevee streaming service. The show, which began in 1985 and ran for over 8000 episodes, ended due to cuts made at its UK broadcaster Channel Five. After this, it seemed as though Fremantle couldn't find a partner to keep the show going, how wrong we all were. While this show isn't strictly vintage, I think it falls into a category of television that is mostly associated with the past. It is no accident that reports of the show's demise were accompanied by cast photographs from the 1980s featuring Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan; The show made its biggest cultural impact in that decade; Especially in the united kingdom. If the BBC hadn't picked up the show in 1986 as a bit of daytime filler, there's a chance it wouldn't have lasted five years...let alone thirty-seven. It might seem strange to an American that this bizarre Australian institution is being resurrected by Amazon for new episodes, but it makes sense from all points of view. Neighbours, besides its corny reputation, was a show that broke boundaries, touched audiences and made stars of its cast. The likes of Liam Hemsworth, Margot Robbie, Guy Pierce, Russell Crowe, Alan Dale, Natalie Imbruglia, Delta Goodrem and Holly Valance have all made appearances in the show, before making it big elsewhere. These names alone are enough to intrigue audiences who are yet to be introduced to the residents of Ramsay Street. Part of the deal between programme makers Fremantle and Amazon is that thousands of episodes from the archive will be made available alongside new episodes. This is surely unprecedented for a soap opera, which normally seems to lock away a majority of past episodes to keep you interested in the new. This huge drop into their catalogue of content will also provide the ad-supported service with instant revenue potential too, which means a bigger chance of the deal being long-term. Audiences, old and new, will be able to experience the many iconic characters that have graced the street over the years. Personally, I'm looking forward to tracing the story of two characters who were like Neighbours' version of Ken Barlow and Mike Baldwin, Harold Bishop and Lou Carpenter. Those guys were the face of the show, for me, for a long time. So overall, I think this is a solid move for all parties. Fans, who never wanted it axed in the first place, can rejoice that their treasured show has returned. Amazon and Fremantle can count the money while the BBC and Channel 5 watch from afar. As the theme tune says, "everybody needs good Neighbours". It seems the show has found that with Amazon Freevee in 2023. So what else is there to say? I've said enough. If you have anything to say about the shows mentioned in this podcast, you can email Jamie@OldTimeReview.co.uk, tweet @OldTimeReview on Twitter or check out the Facebook page, Old Time Review. This is Jamie Dyer signing off.

Today on part two of the Rarified Heir Podcast, we are talking to Peter Ackerman, son of actress Elinor Donohue and TV executive Harry Ackerman. On this episode, we focus on Peter's mother Elinor Donohue and discuss everything from the Ray Court's memorabilia shows as well as the Star Trek memorabilia shows she appeared at and the role Peter played at those events. Of course we do talk about Peter's dad Harry Ackerman, a television executive who developed shows like I Love Lucy, Gidget, Bewitched, Hazel, Gunsmoke and a ton of others. Along the way we talk about all things Ackerman, everything from Aerosmith to “Days of Our Lives”, the mandate from Robert Young that meant no kids on set, the coolness of Peter Frampton, a t-shirt for John Candy, the pattern of a Garry Marshall script and much more. Oh and one more thing, we left a little Easter Egg till the very end so make sure you listen to the entire episode. It's all next on the Rarified Heir Podcast.

Shoveltown's population increased to 52? It's another week of chat. This week we take a look at downtown St. Louis, revisit some classic TV listings from 1981, and part two of The Price Is Not Wrong. Leave a message at https://memo.fm/stlchatshow (memo.fm/stlchatshow). Website: https://stlchatshow.com/ (stlchatshow.com) Twitter: https://twitter.com/stlchatshow (twitter.com/stlchatshow) Instagram: https://instagram.com/stlchatshow (instagram.com/stlchatshow)

Is age just a number when it comes to doing the things you want in your every day life? In this throwback episode from our college days of Str8Up, the former Str8Up crew talk about how age impacts their lives. Big Thanks to Communications family at Bossier Parish Community College.

Below is a transcript of the podcast. Hello there, and welcome to A Brit talks Vintage TV, with me Jamie Dyer. Today... feels like a parsley day. I'd love to say that I'm not talking about the Herb, but I am...sorta. Actually, I'm referring to The Herbs, a British stop motion animated series narrated by Gordon Rollings The show, featuring Parsley the lion, Dil the dog, Constable Knapweed et al, was created by Michael Bond and ran for thirteen episodes in 1968. If you've never seen it, it was this strange show that featured animals and humans in a herb garden, all named after Herbs. That's pretty much all there was to it. I shan't loiter too much on this subject because there are better places to go, but I shall make one observation. Every character in this show, which was animated by the legendary Ivor Wood (Postman Pat, The Wombles, Paddington, Bertha, Charlie Chalk), had a song attached to them. I'm sure those of a certain age can recall the memorable song of the very friendly lion called Parsley? If you do, maybe, you'll agree with me that it feels like a call from a bygone era. What you may not recall, is the song of the "fat feathery owl called Sage", with its dramatic Jaws-like strings. The delivery of these lines is said to be reminiscent of the television personality Patrick Moore. I'm not sure who he sounds like, I just know it's freaky to see as an adult; When paired with the less-than-perfect animation. I think there was always something a little surreal about The Herbs, and I think Sage's over-dramatic song proves it. The series received a spin-off in 1970, called The Adventures Of Parsley. It ran for a whopping thirty-two episodes. Broadcast just before the evening news, this show dispensed with the nostalgic songs and went all out in its attempt to compete with The Magic Roundabout. I've lost count of the number of times I've seen this show, but I can never get enough of it. Placing a dry-humoured Parsley at the centre of things, with his frantic friend Dil the dog was a stroke of genius. These episodes were five minutes long but were written like a series of sketches. Dil gets a TV, Dil takes up painting, Parsley wants to put on a show, and Dil opens his house to the public. Each episode was perfectly paced and rearranged all the elements of the Herbs to create a comedy masterclass for children and adults alike. So which of these series do I prefer? I don't think you have to ask. From its MGM-inspired opening, coming in Parsley and Dil variants, to its witty dialogue and bizarre situations; The Adventures of Parsley is a show any fan of historic children's television should check out. It's available to buy on DVD, although it's out of print so may be a bit expensive now, and also on Amazon. Anyway, as Parsley would say...Goodnight everyone. So what else is there to say? I've said enough. If you have anything to say about the shows mentioned in this podcast, you can email Jamie@OldTimeReview.co.uk, tweet @OldTimeReview on Twitter or check out the Facebook page, Old Time Review. This is Jamie Dyer signing off.

Hello there, and welcome to A Brit talks Vintage TV, with me Jamie Dyer. No matter where you look, there is always someone cooking on television. Whether a feature demonstration as part of a magazine show or a standalone food show, the genre is truly tried and tested. It's definitely come a long way since television's early days when its pioneers discovered the possibilities. Although not the first person to do it, I'd imagine British people would pinpoint Fanny Craddock as one of the first chefs to truly make a splash on the screen. Her fame still shines brightly now, although maybe not how it once was. You only have to view her infamous Christmas series from the mid-70s to see what I mean. It's available to stream on BBC iPlayer if you're interested. For Americans, the first person to host a pure cooking show on television was Julia Child. Hosting The French Chef, syndicated on public television between 1963 and 1973, the show ran for a staggering 201 episodes over 10 series. Like other television stars of public television, she perhaps doesn't seem like someone who would fit, but her knowledge, personality, unique voice and visual know-how helped it become a hit with viewers. With this groundbreaking show, she not only helped to popularise French cuisine in American homes but set off a whole new genre of television. What does the show feel like in 2022? In my view, it still stands up. Episodes of The French Chef, and other Child fronted series, are available to view on the official Julia Child YouTube Channel. Seeing the episodes in the best quality possible, and in full, is a treat for television historians. Although slow by modern standards, the format fits into the YouTube world like a glove. Even the black and white image of the early shows doesn't detract from its quality. It's lovely to think that eighteen years after her passing at the age of 91, she may be still inspiring people to pick up the art of cooking. Lastly, The story of how The French Chef came to air has recently been the subject of an excellent HBO series, starring British actress Sarah Lancashire as Child. It might play with the facts a little, and omit certain things, but I found it to be a charming look into how Child came to prominence in the US. The chemistry between Lancashire and the actor playing Child's husband Paul, Frasier star David Hyde Pierce, was an absolute joy to see. It presents Child as cuddly but someone who took what she did seriously. My only criticism of the show, and it's very minor, is a scene involving Julia and her fellow PBS legend Fred Rogers. Given Rogers' stance on things, I'm not sure he would've been where they planted him or acted in the way they portrayed him. That's the best I can do without giving major spoilers. Anyway, I look forward to seeing where they take the series when it returns for a second season. The first season of 'Julia' is available to stream on Now TV as an HBO Max original. So what else is there to say? I've said enough. If you have anything to say about the shows mentioned in this podcast, you can email Jamie@OldTimeReview.co.uk, tweet @OldTimeReview on Twitter or check out the Facebook page, Old Time Review. This is Jamie Dyer signing off.

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故事FM ❜ 第 601 期80 后和 90 后的听众，应该都看过郭敬明、韩寒的小说。作为青春文学的双子星，他们已经成为一个时代的印记和符号。而他俩，有一个共同的起点，那就是新概念作文大赛。1998 年，为了改革日渐僵化的中学语文教育，以及提高杂志销量，上海作协旗下的老牌青年文学刊物《萌芽》杂志社联合七所高校举办了第一届新概念作文大赛。这个比赛带着反叛应试作文的姿态横空出世，不仅捧出了韩寒、郭敬明、张悦然等80后作家，还推动了青春文学的热潮，可以说，它是一代人精神文化的注脚。那么，这个红极一时的比赛，到底留下了些什么？那些从这个比赛走出来的人，到底是怎么回顾这个比赛的？/Staff/讲述者 | 陈佳勇 陆俊文 陈志炜主播 | @寇爱哲制作人 | 聂丽平编辑 | 也卜声音设计 | 彭寒混音 | 彭寒文字整理 | 聂丽平实习生 | 王翼翀运营 | Yoyo 冬冬/BGM List/01. Story FM Main Theme – 桑泉（片头曲）02. Future in Valley – 彭寒（新概念）03. Rainbow – 彭寒（北大）04. Take Care, People – 彭寒（另谋出路）05. Softly – 彭寒（离开这里）06. Vintage TV – 彭寒（娱乐选秀）07. Take Care, People – 彭寒（最后一本）08. Future in Valley – 彭寒（片尾曲）用你的声音，讲述你的故事。故事FM 是一档亲历者自述的声音节目，每周一三五更新。在以下渠道均可收听我们的节目：苹果播客 | 网易云音乐 | 喜马拉雅蜻蜓FM | 荔枝FM | 懒人听书小宇宙 | QQ音乐 | 酷狗音乐 | 酷我音乐Spotify | Google Podcast微信公众号：故事FM (ID: story_fm)新浪微博：@故事FM_StoryFM故事君：gushi_fm

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故事FM ❜ 第 600 期终于，在春节前的最后一期更新里，故事FM 迎来整整第 600 期节目！今天的节目是一期回访盘点，我们将会和八位讲述者，分别聊聊他们后来的生活，这其中有引起了大家广泛的共鸣和讨论的节目，也有的讲述者因为在 故事FM 讲述自己的故事，生活发生了或大或小的改变。如果你是 故事FM 的新朋友，希望这期节目能帮你了解更多 故事FM 过去的故事和人；而对于老听众，希望你能听到自己熟悉的声音。/Staff/讲述者 | 韩大力 红姐 邹雅琦 李默 小居居白小猴 赵先生 安悦主播 | @寇爱哲制作人 | 张一舟声音设计 | @故事FM 彭寒文字整理 | 王翼翀运营 | Yoyo 冬冬/BGM List/01. Story FM Main Theme – 彭寒（片头曲）02. Vintage TV – 彭寒（大力）03. 比闪烁更遥远 – 桑泉（艺术家）04. 三叶，盆的变奏 – 彭寒（爱情）05. 纠结的秘密 – 桑泉（赵先生）06. Long long corridor – 彭寒（晶晶）07. Life Circle – 彭寒（片尾曲）用你的声音，讲述你的故事。故事FM 是一档亲历者自述的声音节目，每周一三五更新。在以下渠道均可收听我们的节目：苹果播客 | 网易云音乐 | 喜马拉雅蜻蜓FM | 荔枝FM | 懒人听书小宇宙 | QQ音乐 | 酷狗音乐 | 酷我音乐Spotify | Google Podcast微信公众号：故事FM (ID: story_fm)新浪微博：@故事FM_StoryFM故事君：gushi_fm

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故事FM ❜ 第 591 期「被喜悦暴击的时刻」是我们的「经典老番」，之前已经播出过两期。每期节目的评论区都有很多朋友给我们留言，分享他们是如何被讲述者的喜悦「击中」，控制不住地笑起来。在今天的节目里，我们准备了四个小故事。如果你听过之前的两期，可能会觉得这几位讲述人被喜悦「暴击」的感觉没那么重，这种喜悦更温柔、治愈，伴随着很强的「后劲儿」，温暖着他们之后的生活。/Staff/讲述者 | 阿珍 木木 老李 小唐主播 | @寇爱哲制作人 | 汪洁漪 张一舟编辑 | 也卜声音设计 | 彭寒运营 | Yoyo 冬冬/BGM List/01. Story FM Main Theme – 彭寒（片头曲）02. Future in Valley – 彭寒（五条人与我）03. 比闪烁更遥远 – 桑泉（领奖准备）04. Non_sense – 彭寒（雪）05. Orbit Chaos – 彭寒（剧本）06. Vintage TV – 彭寒（山呼海啸）07. A Room – 彭寒（片尾曲）用你的声音，讲述你的故事。故事FM 是一档亲历者自述的声音节目，每周一三五更新。在以下渠道均可收听我们的节目：苹果播客 | 网易云音乐 | 喜马拉雅蜻蜓FM | 荔枝FM | 懒人听书小宇宙 | QQ音乐 | 酷狗音乐 | 酷我音乐Spotify | Google Podcast微信公众号：故事FM (ID: story_fm)新浪微博：@故事FM_StoryFM故事君：gushi_fm

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#008 - Did you know The Price Is Right actually started decades before Bob Barker?  Learn that and more as we talk how about the show has evolved since 1957.  Come On Down as we talk about the hosts, the models, the announcers and of course, the prizes!

In this episode, Fabian and Aaron are joined by Leanor Ortega Till of the one and only Five Iron Frenzy. Naturally the discussion “steers” towards our unique experiences learning to drive (like say in a cemetery), taking (and maybe failing) our driver's exam, and what we all thought was going to happen to that grapefruit. And then there's a little ska talk, but not that much. Leanor's Band - www.fiveironfrenzy.comLeanor's other band, Fast FeelingLeanor's Ska Doc, "Pick It Up: Ska In The 90s" The Floydada Cemetery were Fabian learned to drivePictures of Aaron's permit and the day he met Leanor

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In this episode, Aaron and Fabian welcome Seth Banister. It's a real nostalgia feast for the ears as we discuss some famous Chicago Bears, odd and ancient (70s!) beer commercials, ED-209, and how Cousin Larry is really a sort of mirror reflection of any of us who've ever found ourselves wrestling with adulthood while clinging tightly to all of our childhood issues and fears. Fun times.Links:Schlitz Beer CommercialSchlitz Beer Buffalo CommercialThe Commercials That Killed Schlitz?Terrence Stamp tossing Alan Graf over the balcony in The LimeyAllan Graf's IMDBMERCH - Buy the shirt Seth bought first. To quote Bruce Lee, "Be like Seth."

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Below is a transcript of the podcast. Hello there, and welcome to A Brit talks Vintage TV, with me Jamie Dyer. There are lots of free ad-supported streaming services around at the moment, providing an alternative to paid big hitters like Netflix, Amazon Prime and Disney Plus. These platforms, including FilmRise, Shout Factory TV, Ketchup TV, Plex, Pluto TV and parts of YouTube are awash with officially licensed vintage television content. Plex, for example, is home to a bizarre 1960s sitcom, The Patty Duke Show; Something I had never seen before. Maybe I'll talk about it in another episode sometime. A few months ago, a new free streamer popped up in the UK: IMDB TV. Available as an ad-supported channel on the Amazon Prime Video platform, the service offers a mixture of movies and television; most of which used to form part of the Prime package. Like their paid competitors, there is a slowly building emphasis on originals with smatterings of big-name library content; A big draw. The library includes episodes of classic 1980s series like Magnum PI and The A-Team, premium titles that are sure to attract attention. The rest of the content, though, starts to look very familiar if you're aware of the other free streamers that exist. This seems to be a thing with the British version of services like this, as most of the big-name companies have their content tied into licensing deals elsewhere. Compared to the American counterpart of IMDB TV, which launched in 2019, it's fair to say the UK offering felt a little underwhelming. On quick inspection, I saw such TV classics as All In The Family, Maude, Bewitched, Good Times, Perry Mason, Columbo, Little House On The Prarie, The Addams Family, Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, the original One Day At A Time, Family Affair, The Dick Van Dyke Show and many more. Looking at this list was like looking into the past in more ways than one. As I've observed on previous podcasts, Amazon Prime in the UK used to be filled with some of these gems, but no more. I guess at this point, the reasonable thing to do is to ask why this is the case. In my view, it's most probably down to contracts and audience. As in, why bother putting this stuff on, or renewing a trial when it expires, when people aren't familiar with it. I'm well aware that for every person, like me, who has heard a mention of some of these titles and feels curious about it, there are thousands who wouldn't. I think that's the realisation here, and something we have to accept. It's also worth noting that IMDB TV is still in the early stages of its life in the UK. There may come a time when a distributor takes a chance on the UK due to the growing audience on the platform, and decide to invest. It happened before on other services, and it could happen again! So what else is there to say? I've said enough. If you have anything to say about the shows mentioned in this podcast, you can email Jamie@OldTimeReview.co.uk, tweet @ABritTalksVTV on Twitter or check out the Facebook page, Old Time Review. This is Jamie Dyer signing off.

Nick and Benji present… The Chat: Eighth Doctor and Lucie… Good Review Guide: Doctor Who: The Lost Stories - The Doomsday Contract … Behind-the-scenes and Drama Tease: The Twelfth Doctor Chronicles Volume 2 - Timejacked: Flight to Calandra by Matt Fitton… Also available: The Eighth Doctor and Lucie .

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Nick and Benji present… The Chat: Colin Baker's baby Dalek rescue… Good Review Guide: Return of the Cybermen… Behind the scenes: River Song Series 09 - New Recruit… Also available: Third Doctor Adventures - The Devil's Hoofprints… Drama Tease - The Great Sontaran War.

Nick and Benji present… The Good Review Guide: Torchwood - Lease of Life… Preview: The Omega Factor - Immaculate Possessions … Behind-the-scenes and Drama Tease: Robin Hood - The Witchfinder .

Nick and Benji present… The Good Review Guide - Space: 1999 Volume 1… Behind-the-scenes and Drama Tease: The Worlds of Blake's 7 - The Clone Masters: Separation… Preview: Blake's 7 - The Rule of Death .

故事FM ❜ 第 549 期「追求多元审美」是有名无实的政治正确？整形美容是「解放」还是「压迫」？在节目《「你本来就很美」，你信吗？》一期节目播出后，故事FM 组织了一场由 故事FM 制作人、讲述者和听众的线上讨论会。本期，就记录了本次讨论中的精彩观点。/Staff/讲述者 | 故事FM 的朋友们主播 | @寇爱哲制作人 | 林枫声音设计 | 彭寒实习生 | 闫敬文 冬冬封面插画 | One Day校对 | 何俊运营 | Yoyo/BGM List/01. Softly – 彭寒（月亮）02. Vintage Tv – 彭寒（评论区）03. 华芳 – 彭寒（抽脂）04. 绿皮火车 – 彭寒（关于美丽）05. Take Care, People – 彭寒（片尾曲）用你的声音，讲述你的故事。故事FM 是一档亲历者自述的声音节目，每周一三五更新。在以下渠道均可收听我们的节目：苹果播客 | 网易云音乐 | 喜马拉雅蜻蜓FM | 荔枝FM | 懒人听书小宇宙 | QQ音乐 | 酷狗音乐 | 酷我音乐Spotify | Google Podcast

故事FM ❜ 第 544 期 「长得美」能给一个人带来什么？到底什么才算美？近几年有一些好变化，女性越来越自信了，越来越能够发现并且欣赏自己美的地方。曾经的广告语「你本来就很美」，也越来越得到大家的认可。这句话看似风平浪静，但掩于其下的，也并非没有争议，没有痛苦。 —— 今天这期节目之后，我们想组织一场线上讨论会。从本期讲述者月亮的故事出发，就「美」这个话题，跟大家做一次深入肉体和灵魂的交流。时间定在这周四，也就是9月2号的晚上8点半，本次讨论不限性别，月亮 本人也会来参加！如果你想参与这个在线活动，你可以到 故事FM 微信公众号后台回复「美丽」获取进群二维码，我们会给你一份进房指引。关于「美」你还有什么疑惑？9月2号晚上8 : 30，我们一起找答案。 /Staff/讲述者 | 月亮主播 | @寇爱哲制作人 | 林枫声音设计 | 彭寒文字整理 | 闫敬文校对 | 隋宇飞 李梦颖运营 | Yoyo/BGM List/01. StoryFM Main Theme – 彭寒（片头曲）02. Vintage Tv – 彭寒（月亮）03. 华芳 – 彭寒（抽脂）04. 长夜齐天 – 桑泉（一个人的肯德基）05. Back to Moon – 彭寒（美丽的标准）06. Non_sense – 彭寒（美丽的变现能力）07. Softly – 彭寒（片尾曲）用你的声音，讲述你的故事。故事FM 是一档亲历者自述的声音节目，每周一三五更新。在以下渠道均可收听我们的节目：苹果播客 | 网易云音乐 | 喜马拉雅蜻蜓FM | 荔枝FM | 懒人听书小宇宙 | QQ音乐 | 酷狗音乐 | 酷我音乐Spotify | Google Podcast

故事FM ❜ 第 539 期 如果你突然身体不适，周围又没有能帮助自己的人，你首先会想到谁？是互联网上参差不齐的医生回复，还是不知道经过几手编辑过的百科知识？但现如今有这么一群人，Ta 们 24 小时随时待命，有着一线医疗专业背景，每人都同时负责并联络着多位患者，搭起了患者与医生之间沟通的桥梁。今天故事的三位讲述者，既有线上健康管家，也有作为后盾的线上全职医生。通过 Ta 们，我们得以窥探，看似离大众很远的「全科医疗」到底是什么样子？ /Staff/讲述者 | 小张 谢文帝 孙鹏主播 | @寇爱哲制作人 | @寇爱哲声音设计 | @故事FM 彭寒文字整理 | 闫敬文校对 | 隋宇飞 乔正禹运营 | 翌辰/BGM List/01. Vintage TV – 彭寒（健康管家）02. Air Waltz – 彭寒（全科医生）03. Buff – 彭寒（男科患者）04. Future In Valley – 彭寒（我不无聊）05. Back to Chaos – 彭寒（火车电话）06. 3:7 – 彭寒（河南）07. 一片光泽 – 桑泉（片尾曲） 用你的声音，讲述你的故事。故事FM 是一档亲历者自述的声音节目，每周一三五更新。在以下渠道均可收听我们的节目：苹果播客 | 网易云音乐 | 喜马拉雅蜻蜓FM | 荔枝FM | 懒人听书小宇宙 | QQ音乐 | 酷狗音乐 | 酷我音乐Spotify | Google Podcast

Dr. Will Meyerhofer, author of Still Way Worse than Being a Dentist and Life is a Brief Opportunity for Joy, joins Steve Dale to talk about why vintage TV makes us so happy. Their predictable nature and happy endings connect to the safety our inner children are comforted by.

Mark Malek and Matt Comegys head out to infinity and back in this quintessential example of the picnic-headtrip movie genre.Do your homework, and have a squiz at the film here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fKBhvDjuy0Please subscribe, review, and rate us on all the podcatchers.  We are at @AuralHygienePod on Twitter and you can search the same on Facebook.  If you wanna be a do-groover, why not drop us a Patreon tip?https://www.patreon.com/podcastiopodcastiusDig into Mark's scene by checking out his music here:https://stunrunner.bandcamp.com/You'll find more of Matt over at Matt and Luke's Sci-Fi Sanctuary:https://mlsfs.transistor.fm/Coming Soon:July 10: Tarot - Narrated by Christopher LeeJuly 12: Let's Go!  AnpanmanJuly 16: The Color or HealthJuly 17: KundunJuly 19: Why Not a Woman?July 23: Vintage TV and Video Logos

In this episode of A Brit Talks Vintage Television, Jamie Dyer discusses the recent removal of classic TV content on Amazon Prime Video. Below is a transcript of the podcast. Hello there, and welcome to A Brit talks Vintage TV, with me Jamie Dyer. I don't know about you but I love the advent of streaming. As a fan of vintage television, various paid online platforms have provided a legal way for me to sample various delights from the United States. Some of which I wouldn't have had the opportunity to experience in any other way. Saying that my views on the subject are rapidly turning negative. I am unsure about the American counterpart, but the British version of Amazon Prime has recently been purged of all its golden treasures. What was once a haven for fans of classic television is vast becoming an archival wasteland. While this might sound strong, let me explain. A short while ago, I could watch classic USA favourites, such as Petticoat Junction, The Donna Reed Show and many more on the service. Upon checking the availability of these programs fairly recently, they appear to have been disabled from Prime Video. There are a few shows such as The Dick Van Dyke Show and Family Affair that remain, but they are only a handful of what was there previously. I have theories on why this is the case, but please only take them as what they are: based on opinion. The missing titles may no longer be available because their contract to be on the service has elapsed. This is not unusual, and many series do return after a short period. However, given that most of these shows have one thing in common, there might be a case for them not returning. Much of the removed material is associated with CBS. Given their involvement in a new service called Paramount Plus, it is likely this is a strategic move for future use of the content. I am not sure if this could signal a UK launch, but I am hopeful. Before I start receiving angry communication from listeners telling me I'm barking up the wrong tree, I feel I should fill in a few holes to help justify my thoughts. The shows that remain might have rights tied to another company or have been negotiated as a separate deal, which would lapse at a different time. It may be the source has decided to save its money and not renew for Amazon Prime due to low take-up! Whatever the case, I will be happy as long as such content is somewhere to view. So what else is there to say? I've said enough. If you have anything to say about the shows mentioned in this podcast, you can email Jamie@OldTimeReview.co.uk, tweet @OldTimeReview on Twitter or check out the Facebook page, Old Time Review. This is Jamie Dyer signing off.

The third chapter in a continuing series between Junk Filter in Toronto and Matthew Perpetua's Fluxpod in Brooklyn, Danpilled III is about vibin' in a Steely Dan t-shirt as we start to emerge from the pandemic into the promise of a Danpilled Summer. Matthew and I choose at least one good summer song from each of Steely Dan's golden age albums plus an overdue discussion of Donald Fagen's 1982 solo record The Nightfly, which is basically a Steely Dan album without Walter Becker, and appreciations of several key studio musicians that helped to define their sound: Jeff Porcaro, Bernard Purdie and Michael McDonald. We discuss “Do It Again”, “King of the World”, “Parker's Band”, “Bad Sneakers”, “Kid Charlemagne”, “The Fez” “I Got The News”, “Home At Last”, “Babylon Sisters”, “Glamour Profession”, “I.G.Y.”, “New Frontier”, “The Nightfly” and “Gaslighting Abbie” from their 21st century comeback LP Two Against Nature. Consider supporting the podcast by becoming a Junk Filter Patron and receive access to additional premium episodes - sign up at Patreon.com/junkfilter Follow Matthew Perpetua on Twitter and check out his great music podcast Fluxpod. Legendary drummer Bernard "Pretty" Purdie demonstrates the influential drum pattern he created, The Purdie Shuffle. “From the Bottom: The Bassists Of The Nightfly” - profile of the bass players on this album. Vintage TV commercial for Aja (1977) narrated by Eartha Kitt.

故事FM ❜ 第 513 期 看到标题，你应该知道我们今天要聊的是有关身材焦虑的话题，但我希望你不要因为觉得它老生常谈，就关掉。今天的故事，我们更想聚焦一种广泛的焦虑：从青春年少的时候开始，我们就被他人用一种毋庸置疑的口气，告诫我们太胖、太矮、太黑、太不安分，太和周围格格不入。于是我们通过各种方法、不断地改变自己，迎合大多数的审美，跟上大多数的步伐。这种焦虑会一直延续到成年之后，渗透到人格的方方面面。直到有一天，我们会像今天的两个女孩一样，去追问：我到底还要怎么做，才能获得对自我而言，安稳的快乐？ /Staff/讲述者 | 迪迪 凡凡主播 | @寇爱哲制作人 | 也卜 张沁萌声音设计 | @故事FM 彭寒混音 | 孙泽雨文字整理 | 张沁萌运营 | 翌辰 雨露/BGM List/01. StoryFM Main Theme – 彭寒（片头曲）02. Vintage TV – 彭寒（暑假的可乐）03. High Fifty Nine – 彭寒（男生）04. Sealand – 彭寒（减肥营）05. 华芳 – 彭寒（高中生存法则）06. 烧鸡 – 彭寒（美国）07. Memory – 彭寒（拉丁舞）08. Cancer – 彭寒（我的大学）09. Blue Kite Main Title（Cover 大有良英）- 彭寒（救赎）10. Night Train – 彭寒（片尾曲） 用你的声音，讲述你的故事。故事FM 是一档亲历者自述的声音节目，每周一三五更新。在以下渠道均可收听我们的节目：苹果播客 | 网易云音乐 | 喜马拉雅蜻蜓FM | 荔枝FM | 懒人听书小宇宙 | QQ音乐 | 酷狗音乐 | 酷我音乐Spotify | Google Podcast

I indulged myself and purchased the streaming app Britbox. What a delight for this vintage TV series aficionado! In this episode I chat about my new fave “To The Manor Born”, a series from the 70s starring Penelope Keith and Peter Bowles. I hope it inspires you to watch it and it gives you many hours of enjoyment!

故事FM ❜ 第 459 期 今天的讲述者叫荔枝，她要给大家讲的，是作为北漂的工薪阶层，她和她的老公是怎么在两年内攒够 150 万的。他们夫妻二人都处在相对比较挣钱的金融行业，荔枝是学金融的，她的老公是学计算机的，都是北京知名高校毕业后就留在了北京工作。因为是在央企工作，他们本身的工资在金融行业里并不算高的，两个人的年薪加起来大概是五六十万的样子。而这两年攒出了 150 万，除了适当的理财、零散的副业之外，还主要是靠一种极致省钱的生活方式。 /Staff/讲述者 | 荔枝主播 | @寇爱哲制作人 | 刘逗声音设计 | @故事FM 彭寒文字整理 | 刘逗校对 | 张博文运营 | 翌辰 雨露/BGM List/01. StoryFM Main Theme – 彭寒 （片头曲）02. Vintage TV – 彭寒（结婚）03. Vintage TV – 彭寒（打车）04. Non_Sense – 彭寒（片尾曲）

Nick and Benji present… Callan listener comments… Reviews: Star Cops Mars Part 2… Tease: Torchwood Ex Machina … Behind-the-scenes and Drama Tease: Callan Volume 2. File on a Difficult Don by Peter Mitchell. Starring Ben Miles and Frank Skinner.

Nick and Benji present… Reviews: The Human Frontier… Behind-the-scenes: Torchwood - Red Base… Drama Tease: Torchwood Soho: Parasite.

Nick and Benji present… Reviews: Class - Volumes 3 and 4… Behind-the-scenes: Sixth Doctor and Peri Volume One… Drama Tease: Doctor Who - Thin Time .

Nick and Benji present … Reviews: Doctor Who: Short Trips - Dead Woman Walking … Behind-the-scenes and Drama Tease: Adam Adamant Lives! Volume 2: Face Off by Guy Adams.

Nick and Benji present… Reviews: Timeslip: The Age of the Death Lottery… Featured Release: The War Master - Hearts of Darkness … Behind-the-scenes and Drama Tease: The Avengers Comic Strip Adaptations Volume 4 - Listen Hear by Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky.

Nick and Benji present… Exclusive David Tennant interview… Reviews: The New Counter-Measures: The Dalek Gambit… Featured releases: audiobooks from the Worlds of Gerry Anderson… Behind-the-scenes and Drama Tease: Timeslip: The War That Never Was.

Fan Pin Club Championship logistics are discussed. Justine Bateman update. Taylor ASMR update. Vintage TV shows and their stars. Soaps. Stay at home order will likely be extended. WWE Recap with Nicksy.

Fan Pin Club Championship logistics are discussed. Justine Bateman update. Taylor ASMR update. Vintage TV shows and their stars. Soaps. Stay at home order will likely be extended. WWE Recap with Nicksy.

Pinwheel is a children's television show and the first to air on Nickelodeon. It premiered on December 1, 1977, on channel C-3 of QUBE's local cable system in Columbus, Ohio. Pinwheel (TV series 1977–79) Nickelodeon (1979–84) Children's television show on Nickelodeon premiered December 1, 1977, on channel C-3 of QUBE's local cable system in Columbus, Ohio. The C-3 channel made the move to national television in April 1979, when it was rebranded as Nickelodeon. Pinwheel would continue to air on the network until 1990. DistributorWarner-Amex Satellite Entertainment (1977–84) MTV Networks (1984) Source: https://youtu.be/MLCg1kb1sA0 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stevenapplegate/support

Taz and the crew are back from Thanksgiving vacation with another trending edition of The Taz Show! Taz talks about the weekend that was in football and goes over some things to watch out for on tonight's episode of Raw. Don't miss an insightful discussion on the history of promos as Taz talks about doing them in TV studios compared to arenas filled with tens of thousands of fans!

According to their website, the B-Movie Cas "Talks about B-Movies, Cult moves, Interviews, Art house, Independent, Drive-In, Horror, Biker Euro Trash, DVD, Magazines, Music, Trade shows, Expos, Italian thrillers, Exploitation, Vintage TV, Gear and Pop Culture.

Smitty talks about the RCA CT-100, RCA's first color TV set, a picture of which is on our web site. Mike and Smitty talk about vintage TV antennas, collectible art deco rabbit ear antennas and vintage outdoor antennas and rotors. Mike talks about the 60th anniversary of "Your Show of Shows". All this plus two great Retro-Commercials on this show!