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Siblings and theatre enthusiasts Alice and Oscar review a wide range of London theatre, and create delicious cocktails inspired by the shows featured in each episode. As well as reviews there's also top-tips on upcoming shows to look out for and all your ticket buy questions answered; where to seat ...

We review the UK Premier of the Broadway rock-musical Passing Strange, at The Young Vic Theatre. We review Jez Butterworth's latest play, The Hills of California, directed by Sam Mendez. We review one of our favourite modern ballets, Scottish Ballet's A Streetcar Named Desire at Sadlers Wells.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

105 - Passing Strange, The Hills of California, A Streetcar Named Desire: Scottish Ballet

In episode 104 we review three new plays currently running in London; Sarah Gordon's new play, Underdog: The Other Other Bronte at The National's Dorfman Theatre; Richard Jone's production of Sophie Treadwell's seminal Machinal at The Old Vic; and Nye, a new play about the birth of the National Health Service, staged at The National Theatre, and starring National Treasure Michael Sheen.

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104 - Underdog: The Other Other Bronte, Machinal, Nye

We review three new West End musicals; Sister Act, with music by Alan Menkin and starring Beverly Knight; MJ the Musical, directed and choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon and starring Miles Frost who reprises his Tony Award winning performance as Michael Jackson; and finally, Ivo Van Hove's new production, Opening Night, with music by Rufus Wainwright and starring Sheridan Smith. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

103 - MJ the Musical, Opening Night, Sister Act

We review three new London musicals in Episode 102 of Theater Club Podcast. Standing at the Sky's Edge which has transferred from The National Theater to The Gillian Lynne in the West End; Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical at The Other Palace; and Police Cops The Musical at Southwark Playhouse Elephant. 
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102 - Standing At The Sky's Edge, Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical, Police Cops The Musical

In episode 101 we review King Lear at The Almeida Theatre, and ABBA Voyage!

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101 - King Lear, ABBA Voyage

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WINNER of BEST AUDIO FICTION at the Tribeca Festival 2023!! Raul's life in Hong Kong is thrown upside down when he discovers he can exchange letters with his favorite author, a woman in Paris who died thirty years ago. A nine part limited series, written and directed by Alex Kemp (The Imperfection, ...

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We have a bunch more cool stuff from Wolf we'd love to share, but we didn't have a place to put it all... until now!!

On our newest feed we'll be posting one-off stories, announcements and experimental projects from our studio. It's going to be really fun.

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Announcement from Alex: A New Wolf At The Door Studios Feed

Hey everybody! We've got a bunch of news coming at you from Wolf At The Door Studios. Listen in to hear it first from one of our founders Alex Kemp. 

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Patreon, Merch and Our Thanks - An Announcement from Alex Kemp and Wolf At The Door Studios

Written + Directed By Alex Kemp

Starring Antonia Desplat, Isaac Gonzalez Rossi and Yvette Lu

Featuring Rula Gardenier, Adam Meir, Moe Jeudy-Lamour, Francois Guetary, James Taku Leung, and Pej Vadhat

With Tiffany Chu, Camilla Borghesani, Julien Tshikuna, Chelsea Rose Cook, Adam Gregor, and Kevin Stidham

Produced by Chica Barbosa
Engineer and Sound Designer Beau Milkis
Music by Alex Kemp
Intimacy Coordinator Denise Khumalo
Sensitivity Reader Sarah Clark
Production Coordinators Kendra McDonald and Louise Netz
Consulting Producers Camilo Garzon and Federico Torrado
Executive Producers Winnie Kemp and Alex Kemp

This show was recorded and mixed a Wolf at the Door studios in Venice California

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PART 9

Written + Directed By Alex Kemp

Featuring Yvette Lu

Produced by Chica Barbosa
Engineer and Sound Designer Beau Milkis
Music by Alex Kemp
Intimacy Coordinator Denise Khumalo
Sensitivity Reader Sarah Clark
Production Coordinators Kendra McDonald and Louise Netz
Consulting Producers Camilo Garzon and Federico Torrado
Executive Producers Winnie Kemp and Alex Kemp

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A Letter From Ai

Written + Directed By Alex Kemp

Starring Antonia Desplat, Isaac Gonzalez Rossi and Yvette Lu

Produced by Chica Barbosa
Engineer and Sound Designer Beau Milkis
Music by Alex Kemp
Intimacy Coordinator Denise Khumalo
Sensitivity Reader Sarah Clark
Production Coordinators Kendra McDonald and Louise Netz
Consulting Producers Camilo Garzon and Federico Torrado
Executive Producers Winnie Kemp and Alex Kemp

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PART 8 The Very Worst Thing That Could Possibly Happen

The Micro-Musical Theatre Show is a series of new and original Broadway-style musical productions. It's a front-row seat experience delivered every month to subscribers through an audio podcast – one of a kind, exclusive experience.
A micro-musical is an original full musical-theatre production that...

THE NEW PEGGY chronicles Peggy, a very ordinary secretary, who has been stuck at her desk for the past 25 years, pining after her very ordinary boss. But at what cost? The consequences are bloody. Ann Harada, (Avenue Q, Cinderella, Pacific Overtures) takes on the title role. Includes Daniel Marcus (Urinetown, Adding Machine), Devin Ilaw (Miss Saigon, Les Miserables), Deb Radloff, and Rachel Hardin.  
The New Peggy - Book and lyrics By Drew Larimore and music and lyrics by Larson Grant Recipient J. Oconer Navarro, 
TMMTS: Episode 002
Running Time: 53 Minutes
Content Advisory: This episode contains some adult references that may not be suitable for a younger audience.
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City of Light - Molly (Krystina Alabado) always lives her life by a to-do list and a well-thought-out plan.  
On the morning of her 25th birthday, exactly a year after her father died on her birthday and one month before her wedding, Molly embarks on the trip to Paris he always wanted to take her on; but now it's to scatter his ashes from the top of the Eiffel Tower… What could possibly go wrong?
By Jan Roper (Composer), Julie Weiner (Lyricist), Gabrielle Wagner Mann (Bookwriter) Genre: Musical Comedy  |  Running Time: 78 minutes.
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City of Light presented by The Micro-Musical Theatre Show

The New Peggy chronicles Peggy, a very ordinary secretary, who has been stuck at her desk for the past 25 years, pining after her very ordinary boss. But at what cost? The consequences are bloody. Ann Harada, (Avenue Q, Cinderella, Pacific Overtures) takes on the title role. Includes Daniel Marcus (Urinetown, Adding Machine), Devin Ilaw (Miss Saigon, Les Miserables), Deb Radloff and Rachel Hardin.  J. Oconer Navarro is a Jonathan Larson Grant Recipient.
By Drew Larimore (Book & Lyrics) and  J. Oconer Navarro (Music & Lyrics) Genre: Dark Comedy Musical 
The New Peggy premieres this fall on The Micro-Musical Theatre Show.

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A feed of two comedy podcasts, The Blue Hot Gossip News and The Blue Hot Gossip Comedy Show.









Day 13 - Halloween
http://www.archive.org/download/BlueHotGossips13DaysOfHalloween2011-Day13/Blue.Hot.Gossip.13.Days.of.Halloween.Day.13.mp3Happy Halloween!Took the time today to carve my pumpkin for this year. It saves me the time and effort of doing it tomorrow when I'll likely be busy decorating.This may be the last post for Blue Hot Gossip, although I can't say for certain. I don't think I'm going to bother doing any more episodes considering the amount of work it takes for a single episode and the difficulty in coming up with suitable music. I don't want to rely completely on The FuMP for material and I haven't been all that impressed with their latest offerings. And if anyone wants that music they can just as easily subscribe to that podcast.I am seriously considering doing more Podcast Ping episodes and may try to get one out for Christmas this year. But it depends upon how things go. It's more a consideration for next year. There was one epic classic poem that I was going to do but it would take a little translation from Old English first; mostly changing a lot of "f"s and "s"s around. It's just a little too hard to read out loud the way it is. And I've been mulling over turning one of the finished manuscripts I've written into an audiobook. The first attempt at such a project sort of fizzled out because I was working on an unfinished manuscript. If I try it again I'll work with one I finished. But I may try to find an e-book publisher for the book first and use the audiobook as part of the promotion.I'm not ready to quit podcasting, it's just that I need to do something worthwhile.

Blue Hot Gossip's 13 Days of Halloween 2011 - Day 13

Day 12http://www.archive.org/download/BlueHotGossips13DaysOfHalloween2011-Day12/Blue.Hot.Gossip.13.Days.of.Halloween.Day.12.mp3I was able to record and edit the final day today which I'll be posting tomorrow. It will be nice getting it finished, although at this point it was good having done it. I can't say at this point I won't do it next year, but it's not looking likely. However, I most likely will have some sort of Halloween episode for one of my podcasts.For many reasons I've been busier this year than last, at least for the past couple weeks, so it's been harder to find the time to work on the podcast. I keep feeling that I'm posting the episodes late, although I have to remind myself that I'm posting a day early. And I do wait until at least 6pm EST, so that I'm at least after midnight UTC, so it's late in the day when I post. Mostly this comes about because I'm posting episodes on Mininova and they use to clear their favorites at midnight so that I would give the podcast the most amount of time. But they've changed the way they do things so it doesn't matter. The only downside is that they will only list the most recent on their main page, but those use to searching shouldn't have a problem finding the other episodes.In comparison, last year's 13 Days have got between about 3,500 and 5,000 downloads an episode. The year before got between about 6,200 and 15,400 downloads per episode. Although they have had one or two years of availability. The highest so far this year is less than 800, which might climb to about 2,000 by next year. But it does seem that the numbers are dropping. Still, Mininova is probably still the best place for a show to get attention. And if I went by direct download numbers I likely won't have even bothered doing one this year. But as the numbers drop it's harder to justify spending the time working on the podcast rather than writing or some other venture. It's sort of similar to the reasons why a TV show gets cancelled. I have been meaning to do an audiobook or something similar this year but I could never get around to it. I've also been thinking lately about reviving Podcast Ping, although I'm likely to take a slightly different approach. Instead of the spoken portion being all poetry I may include short prose as well. And ratings--I mean download numbers--for it aren't as important since they never were all that high. It was because Blue Hot Gossip was getting better numbers that I dropped it to work on Blue Hot Gossip, but I wasn't able to get it going as regularly as Podcast Ping and it turned out to require a lot of work for each episode. Podcast Ping episodes are easier to put together and the music for them is easier to come up with. Much of the work for those was writing the poetry, which is why I'll probably use some prose. Besides, I've listened to the old episodes so many times I need new episodes myself to listen to. They do have a certain timeless quality to them. I just can't say at this point how frequent they will be. I would like to do them weekly but I would try to do at least one a month.

Blue Hot Gossip's 13 Days of Halloween 2011 - Day 12

Day 11http://www.archive.org/download/BlueHotGossips13DaysOfHalloween2011-Day11/Blue.Hot.Gossip.13.Days.of.Halloween.Day.11.mp3I haven't found much so far in the way of good new podsafe Halloween songs. Fortunately there's plenty of older stuff but it will make it harder to come up with stuff for next year, should I do a show.At this point I'm thinking that if I do another 13 Days I won't bother with a host but just play music. Having a host means I have to write and record the scripts which takes up time. And I have to justify spending that time and effort.Although that of course depends upon how much music I can come up with. And since I try to do 13 days then I need 13 good songs to play. Less than that and I'm better off doing just a single show. I could use songs I've already played but I feel that I would just be repeating myself and this year's shows will almost certainly still be available. I also don't know how much the show would be missed if I didn't do one next year. The download numbers have been okay but nothing near the levels of past years. And I haven't seen any feedback so I don't know how the show is being received. The number of downloads on Mininova has dropped, but that has more to do with the drop in Mininova users. I would use Demonoid or The Pirate Bay but they don't host files like Mininova does and they don't provide stats so I don't know how well the show does. I did use them last year but it didn't seem to make a difference. (Although since I can't get stats from them I have no way of knowing.)I do hate to drop it but at the same time it doesn't appear to be taking off the way I hoped it would. After three years there will be a total of 39 shows and over 40 songs in those shows. So there's still a good body of work for people to draw from. But I was hoping that there would be more feedback and possibly some blog posts to help bring attention to the show. But podcasts have past their heyday. They now have to compete with streaming television shows that were made for millions. Fortunately, I have got enough downloads from Mininova, even at a smaller rate, to have made doing the show worthwhile. Although as I have always said, whether I do one next year depends first and foremost on whether I can get enough music to do the show. And if I do revive Podcast Ping then a Halloween episode of that show may be sufficient.

Blue Hot Gossip's 13 Days of Halloween 2011 - Day 11

Day 10http://www.archive.org/download/BlueHotGossips13DaysOfHalloween2011-Day10/Blue.Hot.Gossip.13.Days.of.Halloween.Day.10.mp3It turned out to be a busy day for me today and I almost forgot to upload the episode. I've still got to record the final day but that shouldn't take too long and I can do that on Sunday if I have to. The theme of this show is magic and as it happens I'm finally getting around to watching the pilot of Once Upon A Time. I can't say I'll stick with it though. There's just too much focus on the "real" world elements and not enough on the fantasy world. It's shaping up so far to mainly take place in the "real" world with fantasy world flashbacks. And it's also shaping up to be a prime-time soap.

Blue Hot Gossip's 13 Days of Halloween 2011 - Day 10

Day 9http://www.archive.org/download/BlueHotGossips13DaysOfHalloween2011-Day9/Blue.Hot.Gossip.13.Days.of.Halloween.Day.09.mp3Today's theme happens to be zombies. I'm not really a fan of how they treat them today since they've made them out to be really what they aren't. The zombies that are popular today are actually more akin to revenants than to zombies. The current incarnation has much more to do with movies than actual folklore and seems to be an excuse for gore than real terror. Even vampires have gone from being revenant-like beings to more like romantic predators.It's like modern storytellers don't know how to scare people anymore. This is most evident with ghost stories. Since Poltergeist people think ghost stories have to have a sense of danger to them but it was simply the sheer nature of the ghost that made them scary. A ghost doesn't have to kill. It only has to warn someone that they will die. The mere thought that someone will die through accident or natural means is scary enough. The ghost doesn't actually have to do anything. It's those ghost stories that merely suggest a supernatural element that are often the most effective because it suggests that the world may not be as safe and comfortable as you think, but at the same time it offers a hope in something beyond death.

Blue Hot Gossip's 13 Days of Halloween 2011 - Day 9

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Earthquake Weather is a mix series curated and performed by JVIZ. Genres primarily focus on Dubstep but also include Jungle, Drum and Bass, and variety of bass heavy and focused electronic dance music.

Part of the Los Angeles BWOMP! collective, JVIZ has explored the underground ba...

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Scarlet Passage is a podcast  of sketch comedy and interviews done in the style of a 1940's radio suspense program.
Performed by:
Kelly Bolton, Caroline Neff, Brad Helm, Tony St. Clair
written/produced/Edit:
Brad Helm
Art Work:
Brad Oexeman
Special Thanks:
Columbia College Chicago, James Chafin, Bra...

The Moon is on a collision course with the Earth and the fate of the planet is in the hands of "Space Command Alpha" Performed by: Kelly Bolton, Brandon Campbell, Ingrid Duvell-Briggs, Brad Helm and Tony St. Clair Written/Produced/Edited by: Brad Helm Special Thanks: Burl Tuttle, LKC, Joe DeCeault, Adventure Stage, Columbia College Chicago, Hansum Products, Madagascar    

Ep 7 Scarlet Passage- "Space Command Alpha"

A man in a business meeting finds he is embroiled in a plot to defame him. Written/Edited/Produced: Brad Helm Performed by: Kelly Bolton, Brandon Campbell, Tony St. Clair Special thanks: Burl Tuttle, LKC, Adventure Stage, Columbia College, Scotch, Hansum Products, Madagascar

Ep 6 Scarlet Passage-"Scotch"

Four friends make plans to take a weekend camping trip. But, terror awaits them in the the woods. Written/Edited/Produced: Brad Helm Performed By: Kelly Bolton, Brandon Campbell, Tony St. Clair, Ingrid Duvell-Briggs, Brad Helm Special Thanks: Burl Tuttle, Columbia College, Hansum Products, Madagascar, Adventure Stage, Wind, LKC

Ep 5 Scarlet Passage- "The Haunted Wind"

A woman haunts a group of roommates every time they want to enjoy delicious, hot pizza. Written/Edited/Produced: Brad Helm Performed By: Kelly Bolton, Brandon Campbell, Tony St. Clair, Ingrid Duvell-Briggs, Brad Helm Special Thanks: Burl Tuttle, Columbia College, Hansum Products, Madagascar, Adventure Stage, Pizza

Ep 4 Scarlet Passage- "Dead Girl Pizza"

John Jonson Private Eye solves the case of the Stolen Jewels. Written/Edited/Produced: Brad Helm Performd by: Ingrid Duvell-Briggs, Brandon Campbell, Brad Helm Special Thanks: Burl Tuttle,Lacy Campbell, Hansum Products, Columbia College, Madagascar

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A podcast where we review, discuss, analyse and take you on a journey on all that we think is quality. We go into detail on our subjects and teach you things you may not have known before while hopefully making you laugh.

EP 31: Top 25 Hip Hop Groups of All Time

EP 31: Top 25 Hip Hop Groups

That‘s Why They Were Bollocks: Bruceploitation

Thanks very much to Gordo from the Those Conspiracy Guys Podcast you can check out out his podcast in the link below, I definitely recommend it: 
 
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EP30: Interview with Gordo from Those Conspiracy Guys on Bruce Lee Death Conspiracies

EP 29: Bruce Lee Part 9 - Enter The Dragon

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Hosts Katie Lewis and Laura Bell are the Band BFF's! This podcast is The One Where We Discuss Band Music. Cheers to starting the conversation!

Music Commentary

In this episode of Band BFFs, the hosts dive into "Armory" by Randall Standridge, a thrilling piece reminiscent of video game music. They discuss the importance of maintaining intense energy and precise articulation throughout the composition, particularly emphasizing the critical roles of the percussion section and the various dynamic contrasts. The episode also highlights practical tips for achieving the best sound, such as managing percussion implements and ensuring clear, confident entrances across all sections.

Armory

In this episode of Band BFFs, the hosts delve into "Red Giant" by Jorge Vargas, discussing its intricate musical components and the challenges it presents for performers. They highlight the fast-paced, energetic nature of the piece, emphasizing the need for strong trumpet players and a well-balanced low brass section. The conversation also explores the thematic elements of the composition, which depicts an expanding star, and the various orchestration techniques that make it an exciting and educational piece!

Red Giant

In this episode, we delve into "Arctic Wars, Rise of the Penguin Army" by Brian Balmages. Join us as we explore the intricate composition, from its shifting tempos to the layered instrumentation, making it a favorite among both beginners and seasoned musicians alike. The imagery, changing tempos, and fun themes make this a concert favorite!

Arctic Wars

In this episode of "Band BFFS," the hosts delve into Larry Clark's musical piece "Expectations," discussing its approachable yet expressive composition suitable for bands transitioning to lyrical music. They emphasize the importance of percussion for color and effect, and the piece's strength in teaching students to manage lyrical phrasing and expressive playing. Additionally, the discussion covers the need for careful breath control and dynamic expression to enhance the musicality of the piece.

Expectations

In this episode of "Band BFFS," the hosts explore Robert Sheldon's musical piece "Looking Up," focusing on its technical features and popularity in Texas. They delve into the complexities of the piece's brisk tempo and the challenging extended horn range, emphasizing adaptability for ensembles. Throughout the discussion, the importance of solid percussionists is highlighted, given the piece's active snare part, reinforcing the need for rhythmic and pulse solidity to enhance overall band performance.

Looking Up!

Band BFFs

Surjit Patar Podcast is where the poet recites his poetry and talks about it. 
In this podcast you can listen to Surjit Patar sharing his creative experiences.

Surjit Patar recites his Ghazal Ki Hai Tere Shehar Wich Mashhoor Haan and shares his creative experience.

Surjit Patar Poetry Podcast | Ki Hai Tere Shehar Wich Mashhoor Haan | ਮੇਕੀ ਹੈ ਤੇਰੇ ਸ਼ਹਿਰ ਵਿਚ ਮਸ਼ਹੂਰ ਹਾਂ

Surjit Patar Podcast is where the poet recites his poetry and talks about it.  Mere Andar Vi Chaldi Hai Ik Gufatgu is a Ghazal from his famous book Surzameen. In this podcast you can listen to Surjit Patar sharing his creative experiences. Episode 1

Surjit Patar Poetry Podcast | Mere Andar Vi Chaldi Hai Ik Gufatgu | ਮੇਰੇ ਅੰਦਰ ਵੀ ਚਲਦੀ ਹੈ ਇਕ ਗੁਫ਼ਤਗੂ

Surjit Patar Poetry in his Voice

Attorney John J Malone solves sordid cases in Chicago with the help of a police officer that's smarter than your average radio cop. This podcast features all surviving episodes from a wide variety of different performers. Host Adam Graham provides commentary as part of the Great Detectives of Old Ti...

A female con artist is killed and all the suspects are confessing. Original Air Date: April 1, 1954 Support the show…http://support.greatdetectives.net Become one of our friends on Facebook….http://facebook.com/radiode Read more ...

EP1138: Amazing Mr. Malone: They All Confessed

Malone is hired by a crime who has been framed for murder by a rival boss. Original Air Date: March 25, 1954 Support the show…http://support.greatdetectives.net Become one of our friends on Facebook….http://facebook.co Read more ...

EP1132: Amazing Mr. Malone: The Dude

An incredibly lucky gambler murdered. Original Air Date: November 12, 1953 Support the show…http://support.greatdetectives.net Become one of our friends on Facebook….http://facebook.com/radiodetectives Take Read more ...

EP1126: Amazing Mr. Malone: The Lucky Stiff

A swindler is murdered. Original Air Date: November 5, 1953 Support the show…http://support.greatdetectives.net Become one of our friends on Facebook….http://facebook.com/radiodetectives Take our listener su Read more ...

EP1120: Amazing Mr. Malone: The Smoothie

Michael Malone is constantly getting into trouble thanks to his friends Jack and Helene and finds a murder while on their honeymoon. Read more ...

EP1114: Old Gold Comedy Theater: Having Wonderful Crime

The Great Detectives Present Mister Malone (Old Time Radio)

Join Charlie Walden (a.k.a The Possum) as he wrassles with the most frustrating and yet most satisfying musical instrument of all - "The Devil's Box". Charlie shares interviews, travels, recommendations, reviews and more. Let's face it, there are few better ways to waste time than playing the fiddle...

Leisure

This episode features excerpts from the Big Fiddle Show broadcast on March 29, 2020. Our featured tune is Salty River[...]

Episode #31 w/ Patt @NITE!! – Salty River Reel

This episode features excerpts from the Big Fiddle Show broadcast on March 27, 2020. Our featured tune, one “Straight Outta[...]

Episode #30 @Nite w/Patt – London Hornpipe

An episode of the Big Fiddle Show from the depths of the Great Pestilence. Originally broadcast on March 26, 2020. With Charlie Walden & Patt Plunkett. Our featured tune is Bob Walter's Breakdown in C.

Episode #29 @NITE! with Patt! – Bob Walter’s Breakdown in C

Who could believe? It's another Episode of Possum's Big Fiddle Show @NITE! with Patt! We play a bunch of old-time favorites like Georgianna Moon Waltz, Spootiskerry, Over the Ocean Waves, Going Across the Prairie, St. Anne's Reel, KENTUCKY, Cincinnati Hornpipe, Valse Bleue, Buck Fever Rag, Miller's Reel & Jeff City.

#28 @NITE with Patt – Life on the Ocean Waves

Well bust my buttons! It's another episode of Possum Big Fiddle Show @NITE! with Patt. We ring the bell and squeeze the chicken. Then we play some great old fiddle tunes like: Echoes of the Ozarks, Crooked Stovepipe, Stars & Stripes Waltz, Acorn Hill Breakdown, Harrington Valley Two-Step, I Like Mountain Music, Gilsaw, Rocking Chair Jig, Stan's Jig, Bowing the Strings and Billy in the Lowground.

#27 @NITE! with Patt – Echoes of the Ozarks

Possum's Big Fiddle Show

Hop on the wild ride with The Long Road Podcast! Join Steve Bonham, Kev Moore, and Chris 'the Bishop' Lydon from the Renegade Americana band 'The Long Road' as they shake off the stereotypes of sex, drugs and suffering!
Instead, they're here to bring you a riotous blend of humor, rebellion, and all ...

A slightly different episode to normal…. Come The Morning! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode #77 - Come the Morning

Join The Long Road for this week's three-way chat packed with culinary delights and adventurous tales! In our "Recipe of the Month" segment, we delve into making a North East England classic, the Stottie—a hearty bread perfect for any meal. Steve continues his deep dive into the Vagabond Way, sharing new insights and stories. Kev enters another exciting phase of his Camino journey, bringing fresh experiences and reflections from the trail. Meanwhile, The Bishop takes on the challenge of recreating the perfect malted milk biscuit, a nostalgic favourite. Tune in for a delightful mix of recipes, travel adventures, and personal anecdotes that will inspire your culinary and wandering spirit! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode #76 - Animal perambulation queries

In this episode, our book club discusses "The Uncommon Reader" by Alan Bennett, exploring themes of late-life discovery. Steve Bonham shares tales of vagabond living, in particular, "sauntering". Kev Moore updates us on his Camino journey, and Chris 'the Bishop' Lydon delves into the emotional depth of cooking eggs. Join us for a diverse and ridiculous conversation on The Long Road Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode #75 - Because it's short, it never outstays its welcome

The Long Road literally get on the road this week, undertaking Steve's challenge of the Activity of the Month. Join us as Steve guides us deeper into the untamed realms of the Vagabond Way. Meanwhile, Kev shares thrilling updates from his ongoing Camino trek. And not to be outdone, The Bishop explores the intriguing world of geometry - specifically, pie! Tune in for an episode packed with adventure, exploration, and a dash of gustatorial delight. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode #74 - You might miss the bus cos of the pilgrims!

Join us on an exciting journey this week with The Long Road as we explore the captivating world of Wille and the Bandits, a sensational Cornish blues band. Steve leads us further on the unbeaten path on The Vagabond Way. Meanwhile, Kev embarks on the next leg of his Camino journey, braving the elements as he starts amidst the rain. And for a delightful interlude, The Bishop treats us to a quick, sweet surprise. Tune in for a captivating episode filled with music, wanderlust, and unexpected delights!
Find out more about Wille and the Bandits here: https://www.willeandthebandits.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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