Armstrong and Miller: Timeghost

From the archives: Recorded during the heady days of the credit crunch in 2008, Martin and Craig discuss the best use for a customer helpline and why organic capitalism isn't to their tastes. There's also more about Martin's wife Daisy; both her blog and her creatively named children.

First released on the Times website in 2008. Armstrong and Miller: Timeghost is a Hat Trick Podcast

 

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Another dip into the Timeghost archive this week, with an episode first released on The Times website in 2008. In this nostalgia fest; Martin inherits, the gents discuss the relative merits of festivals, and we hear for the first time - and in great detail - about Craig's poorly cat.

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With Martin unavoidably occupied, we dip into the archive this week with the first Timeghost from 2008 (first released on The Times website in 2008) where Craig and Martin ponder Heath Ledger's performance in the Dark Knight and how it's so nice to see Toby Young doing so well.

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Craig is adrift this week after a message from Martin and so is taking an executive decision - with important news for next week.

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A music special this week as Craig and Martin not only reminisce about their previous jobs at the very cutting edge of music journalism but also take on the weighty issues of K-Pop and U2's diverse investment plans. 

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Your weekly cultural round up - in which the brouhaha over the casting of Gal Gadot as Cleopatra is discussed, Craig gets excited about the release of Matthew McConaughey’s colourful memoir and Martin presents his peerless precis of Rebecca, with virtually zero correct plot points.

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Feeling culturally left behind? Let Martin and Craig catch you up with everything they also missed first time round. Included in this edit; Schitt's Creek, the multi million selling Jack Reacher books and how getting a good perspective for a documentary these days is quite a tricky dilemma. 

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Join our two expert cultural commentators for a thorough rub down after a dip in the cultural pond. This week; why everyone is hating themselves for loving 'Emily In Paris', whether erotic drawings may actually be just a highbrow way to get your jollies and the brilliant honesty of Tom Hollander.

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Time for more culture fun as Martin and Craig discuss why the art world is both celebrating and commiserating this week, as well as why Oat Milk is the future and actors who turn to politics are hopefully not. 

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Martin Bain-Jones (Armstrong) and Craig Children (Miller) join together once again to give their commentary on the past week’s cultural events; Matt Lucas as Boris on Bake Off, the inventor of the Facebook LIKE button and the perils of mispronunciation. Meanwhile, Martin has been stoically supporting the arts with a socially distanced visit to a performance poetry event and Craig’s cat Catamaran takes a turn (with assistance of course).

 

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