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Desert Isolation Discs aims to capture the essence of the people we interview through their music choices in a cheekily familiar format. We talk to creative types and music lovers about what eight songs they couldn't live without if stranded in a desert. The show is hosted by London-based journalist and ShadowPlay fanzine editor Alex Lawson. Tweet him @MrAlexLawson and more on the show at http://desertisolationdiscs.blogspot.co.uk/

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When was the last time you actually watched one of your "favourite ‘90s TV shows” you love to bring up half-drunk in the pub? Revisiting the Saturday morning fare you watched in your pyjamas, slurping Coco Pops and carefully crafting 10p texts, Ross Drummond and Ali Plumb work out whether Sabrina The Teenage Witch and her brightly-coloured ‘90s brethren still stand up in the cold light of the 21st century. HERE COMES THE COMEDY!!1!

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The latest episode of Codebreaker asks us to listen, decode and decide: Is internet porn evil?

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Codebreaker is a podcast that dares to ask – and answer – the fundamental questions about technology that consume us every day. In season one, we’re starting with three deceptively simple words: Is it evil?

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Ever been so fed up with the world you’ve decided to sit on your arse and do sod all about it? Then join the support group for fellow slacktivists and sit on your arse listening to MPs, journalists, experts and know-nothing comedians such as the chairman Andy Parsons. Having thrashed over a current topic, the Slacktivist Action Group will then decide on one piece of direct action to try to achieve before the next month’s meeting, in the full knowledge this will be unlikely/impractical/poorly attended. After this, who knows, you may even be inspired enough to get off your arse and join the Slacktivist Action Group with your actual physical presence and not just your ears – or perhaps, more likely, you’ll simply post amusing apologies for absence at www.andyparsons.co.uk.

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Imagine if your Dad wrote a dirty book. Most people would try to ignore it and pretend it had never happened - but not Jamie Morton. Instead, he's decided to read it to the world in this brand new comedy podcast. With the help of his friends, James Cooper and BBC Radio 1's Alice Levine, Jamie will be reading a chapter a week and discovering more about his father than he ever bargained for.

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Online film critic and wannabe raconteur Tony Black brings you his very own personal movie podcast, BLACK HOLE CINEMA. In this show, Black talks film - pure and simple. He'll be delivering thoughts on the newest films out there & talk movies in all their forms. Tune in and let his silky Midlands voice entertain you, with the help of certain film loving friends & colleagues - online, in real life and maybe even imaginary. Dim the lights, cue the projector, and roll camera...

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Connecting people through true stories. Listen to stories taken from Spark's storytelling nights across the UK, incorporating our regular nights in London, Preston, Bristol, collaborations and specials. Like what you hear? Come to an event for the full experience - full details at stories.co.uk Now in its eighth year, the Spark - True Stories Live podcast is produced by Matt Hill for rethinkdaily.co.uk, with the ongoing support of Joanna Yates, Dave Pickering, Radcliffe Royds and dozens of volunteers.

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