Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast that broke the internet.

This week: cataclysmic; holding the feline; a token of our extremes; fear is a man’s best friend; optimist prime; Muppet show and tell; poorly formed; fly on the Bill; roast beef; whine’s world; Dirt deeds; Miller’s crossing; the Dragon’s liar; the Daily planet; crossed words; white bred; cine-manic; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; Doc Harris; Cath power; immortal beloveds; Starr power; no fucks given; Noe, Noe, a thousand times Noe; the Big O, no; from verse to worse, and, finally, no final words.

Question of the Week:What’s your favourite musical biopic?
Sub-question of the Week: What sort of extreme weather did you experience as a kid?

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Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast that creams over coffee!

This week: coffee achievers; chocolate shake; spumoni, moni, moni; tea broken; screenplayed; a Raimi of sunshine; shouldna been a contender; play set; the help me decade; past its vampiration date; return to Forever; Saturday Night’s all right; Fridays on my mind; working man’s blues; remembering Catherine O’Hara; Fran stan; un-theme-ly; phone boned; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; wicked ways; big dicks; old godscasts; use your noodles; ice block, and, finally, feline trouble.

Question of the Week:What is something unique about a pet you had or have?
Sub-question of the Week: Who is a well-known artist that you discovered recently?

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Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast that really knows how to hang!

This week: legal limits; time limits; moral monsters; book smart; film fatigue; a time for living; phallus see; brain puh-leeze; cool run-ins; Billy the kid; kind of blue; a surreal Beauty; closet encounters; give the baby her bottle; health cares; fatal position; near zero; Dave has No Other Choice but to talk about…; Fields day; wooden boy; it’s a knockout; Globe podders; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; Cotton Candyland; Vulcanised; Dearly beloved; bug bitten, and, finally, playing with fire.

Question of the Week:What is something that makes you feel better when you’re under the weather?
Sub-question of the Week: What show do you think should have won Podcast of the Year? (Sneaky Dragon and associated shows excluded!)

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Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast that knows its place!

This week: sick report; going viral; jerk shop; Chinese checker; MAS*H notes; chop phooey; easy action; contentment; novelty numbers; mob rules; Monkees shine; what a character; Pryor engagement; myth fire; alone time; prize whiner; the house trap; Reynold’s rap; Southern comfort; comb over; rock’n’rollercoasters; Howard’s beginning; spam scam; slop culture; you gotta server yourself; let’s get physical; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; notes from the underworld; queasy living; overcaring; golden Retriever; to hell with the past; and, finally, car sick.

Question of the Week:What film doesn’t have a sequel that should have a sequel?
Sub-question of the Week: What is an egregious example of ret-conning??

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Andrea Martin is a real pip!

Can you mock a mockingbird?

How low could they go?

Hello, cinema sickos!

Mary and Dave ring in the new year by not continuing their McQuarrying series but instead discussing Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet – the story of Agnes Hathaway’s courtship and marriage to William Shakespeare, and the movie all the old folks are flocking to theatres to see!

Even if you don’t know what Metamucil is for, should you still go and see the film? Let Mary and Dave fansplain it for you!

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Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast that flu right past!

This week: game time; LAN management; senior service; joke signals; low Barre; spectrum analysis; mirror in the bathroom; trick of the brain; music and lyrics; hey, Macarenko; there at the New Yorker; serious turn; facts machines; proofs positive; power of the press; bad feelings; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; fucks up; down with Downton; Toro, Toro, Toro; coloured opinions, the background to history and, finally, sick leave.

Question of the Week:Who do you think is the best child actor?
Sub-question of the Week: Have you ever gotten sick in an awkward situation?

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Have you driven a Ford (into jumping off the Cheoah Dam) lately? Tommy Lee Jones has and that means it’s time for some memories of 1993’s The Fugitive.

Your hosts Jason Dedrick, Eric Fell and Vicky Van give you their recollections of this classic TV remake.

Along the way they enjoy some devilled eggs and a drink called the Harrison Ford made of Baileys, vodka and coffee liqueur. Did we mention we record this show in the morning? At least they had eggs.

They also create the tribute drink called a Provasic. Want to make it? Here’s the recipe…

The producer’s wife said, “It’s nice. The kind of drink you’d want while watch a St. Patrick’s Day parade in Chicago.”

If you make a Provasic or, better yet, make up a drink of your own, please send a picture to [email protected] by following this link! Even if you don’t, we’d still love to hear from you. Also let us know what you think of the show and if you have any suggestions for future films.

Produced by Ian Boothby
Edited by Vicky Van
Theme song by Chris Roberts

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast that oscillates wildly!

This week: snake handlers; hot spot; say uncle; the other side of the Coen; screen gems; Ripley’s believe it or not; age is just a number; popcorn proper; Netflix is a joke; golden numbers; fishy business; dietary descriptions; health fades; presidential prowess; the neo- jungle; undone the influence; reality check; out liars; Blues in the Battle; Marty supreme; Props Department; Ian says Fackham Hall is funny; money changes everything; banana republicans; downward Bond; Garr-istas; cinema smarts; prime number; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; you say you want a resolution; golden oldies; fancy finds; heist time; and, finally, resolver.

Question of the Week: What’s a comedy sketch you love that other people may not know?
Sub-question of the Week: Is there a movie coming out this year that you’re looking forward to?

Depratment of Corrections:
Ian got some bad intel from Dave regarding the Chinese New Year, which begins on February 17 if you’re interested. 2025 was the Year of the Snake and 2026 will be the Year of the Horse, which was Dave’s birth year so you’d think he’d know better!

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Technology baffles:

To the manure born:

Our McQuarrying series will not be appearing this week because Dave and Mary went to see the new Safdie Brother film Marty Supreme – the usual Safdie chaos with a twist of Timothée Chalamet playing a young man who gets into a lot of trouble with his balls!

Not sure what to think of Marty Supreme? Let Mary and Dave fansplain it for you!

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Hello, horse fans and hello, mystery fans, and hello, horse mystery fans! Welcome to Season Six of your favourite horse-based true crime podcast!

We have a treat for all you lovers of horse mysteries as Lezah and Dave have an enjoyable conversation with Virginia Slachman, a college professor, horse lover, and a creator of horse mysteries. Yes, Virginia has written four mystery novels centred around the world of horse racing: three in the Harper Hill series – Blood in the Bluegrass, Beast in the Bluegrass, and Betrayed in the Bluegrass – with a fourth on the way, and a stand alone book The Lost Ode.

You can find Virginia’s books here. You can also visit her website here.

We had a fun conversation with Virginia about mystery writing, her journey to becoming a mystery writer, the world of horse racing and the love, care and protection of our horse friends. So thanks to Virginia for coming on the show!

We hope you enjoyed this season of Horse Mysteries. Thanks to everyone who contributed comments and emailed the show.

And a big thanks to our musical maestro Chris Roberts for his fabulous theme music!

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Produced and edited by David Dedrick
Music by Chris Roberts