I'm So Not Over It

I'm So Not Over It

By Gareth Gwynn & Esyllt SearsComedySociety & CultureHistory
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I'm So Not Over It episodes

  • Little Dome: October 2001 (iPod, Pop Idol, Soapstars and Q Magazine)

    Two tech advancements and two TV shows (one massive, one not so much) defined October 2001. Plus, Gareth Gwynn and Esyllt Sears scoot through an edition of Q Magazine featuring an interview with Victoria Beckham in which readers get to ask the questions (Bad idea, it turns out).


    Get in touch on [email protected] or via:


    TikTok: @the.xennial.dome (FAIRLY NEW!)

    Twitter: @TheXennialDome

    Instagram: @XennialDome

    Facebook: @TheXennialDome

    Myspace: thexennialdome


    Y'know what, go on. The clip of Soapstars is here.

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    22 min
  • Little Dome: September 1977 (Atari 2600, Fleetwood Mac, Bing Crosby and David Bowie)

    It's September so, of course, our thoughts turn to Christmas. If 1977 is anything to go by, this is the month to get your festive music videos recorded before one of your vocallists dies, or to get first-dibs on the very coolest presents. Join Gareth Gwynn and Esyllt Sears as they explore everything September 1977 has to offer.


    Don't forget! We want to know what you were up to on-or-about OCTOBER 1997 and OCTOBER 2011 for The Xennial Dome's Little Dome live in Aberystwyth. Even if you can't make the gig, get in touch on [email protected] or via:


    TikTok: @the.xennial.dome (NEW!)

    Twitter: @TheXennialDome

    Instagram: @XennialDome

    Facebook: @TheXennialDome

    Myspace: thexennialdome


    Tickets for The Xennial Dome's Little Dome live at Aberystwyth Comedy Festival (1st October 2023) are available here.

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    22 min
  • Little Dome: September 1981 (Little Miss Starview)

    Little Miss books and pay-per view television are on the agenda for Esyllt Sears and Gareth Gwynn as they look back at September 1981.


    If you were a member of The Smith Set (WHSmith's kids club) get in touch on [email protected] or just shout about it to the most two-dimensional curly-haired man you can see. Odds on it's Gareth. Alternatively there's always the following:


    Twitter: @TheXennialDome

    Instagram: @XennialDome

    Facebook: @TheXennialDome

    Myspace: thexennialdome (Esyllt, are you checking this one?)

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    25 min
  • Little Dome: September 2003 (Dirty Den returns, Safeway leaves)

    Gareth Gwynn and Esyllt Sears reminisce about the return of EastEnders' legend Dirty Den Watts, the fall of Safeway and that time Gareth watched Pirates Of The Caribbean 24 times. At least. It all started to blur if I'm honest.


    Safeway was doing self-scan as early as 1996. Here's an article all about it.


    How many times did YOU watch Pirates Of The Caribbean? If you can beat Gareth, get in touch on email via [email protected] or one of the following methods:

    Twitter: @TheXennialDome

    Instagram: @XennialDome

    Facebook: @TheXennialDome

    Myspace: thexennialdome

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    21 min
  • Little Dome: September 1995 (eBay, Pride and Prejudice)

    Gareth Gwynn and Esyllt Sears cover the launch of eBay, Colin Firth's finest hour and that bloke who has Christmas dinner every day (it doesn't matter that it's not Christmas, we still talk about him. In fact, that's almost the point).


    If you've ever bought a naughty novel on eBay get in touch by email via [email protected] or one of the following methods:

    Twitter: @TheXennialDome

    Instagram: @XennialDome

    Facebook: @TheXennialDome

    Myspace: thexennialdome


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    24 min
  • Little Dome: August 1991 (Bryan Adams, the World Wide Web and Prince, no, King Charles on architecture)

    Gareth Gwynn and Esyllt Sears look back at key months in Xennial history. This week it's August 1991. Bryan Adams was number one, Tim Berners-Lee made a website and Prince Charles (as he was then) took against a building.


    Get in touch at [email protected].

    Twitter: @TheXennialDome

    Instagram: @XennialDome

    Facebook: @TheXennialDome

    Myspace: thexennialdome


    The original video for (Everything I Do) I Do It For You can be found here (complete with a short explanation from the channel's host of how he tracked it down).

    The first ever website can be found here.

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    20 min
  • Little Dome: August 1999 (The eclipse, The Big Breakfast, Des Lynham and The Two Fat Ladies)

    Gareth Gwynn and Esyllt Sears look back at key months in Xennial history. This week it's August 1999, so we discuss the eclipse, The Big Breakfast, Des Lynham and the Two Fat Ladies. That's about as 1999 as you can get.


    Send us a photo of an unhealthy dish to [email protected].

    Twitter: @TheXennialDome

    Instagram: @XennialDome

    Facebook: @TheXennialDome

    Myspace: thexennialdome

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    25 min
  • Little Dome: August 2005 (Gate Gourmet, Mo Mowlam and James Blunt)

    Gareth Gwynn and Esyllt Sears look back at key months in Xennial history. This week it's August 2005 , so we discuss Gate Gourmet, James Blunt and Esyllt's part in the impending credit crunch.


    If you've ever won an award for your profligate spending, send us an email to [email protected].

    Twitter: @TheXennialDome

    Instagram: @XennialDome

    Facebook: @TheXennialDome

    Myspace: thexennialdome

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    21 min
  • Little Dome: August 1978 (Water Shoes and Pope John Paul I)

    Gareth Gwynn and Esyllt Sears look back at key months in Xennial history. This week it's August 1978 - Walter Robinson "walks" across the English Channel and Pope John Paul I starts work.


    If you've ever witnessed a record being broken (or have thrown a peanut a respectable distance yourself) do send an email to [email protected].

    Twitter: @TheXennialDome

    Instagram: @XennialDome

    Facebook: @TheXennialDome

    Myspace: thexennialdome

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    20 min

About I'm So Not Over It

From the publisher's feed

I'm So Not Over It is a comedy history podcast about things you'll remember from the first time round. 


Each week comedy writers Gareth Gwynn and Esyllt…

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