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Alex Wain hosts as he, Michael Johnson and Clive discuss more lockdown pop culture goodness, including an in depth discussion of Fiona Apple’s Fetch the Bolt Cutters. Here’s a full list of what’s discussed:

• Fiona Apple - Fetch the Bolt Cutters (Music, 2020)

• Japandroids - No Singles (Music, 2010)

• Women - Public Strain (Music, 2010)

• The Trial of the Chicago 7 (Film, 2020)

• The Octopus Teacher (Documentary, 2020)

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Alex Wain hosts as he, Michael Johnson and Clive talk about the music, films and TV shows they’ve been consuming over the last few weeks. Here’s what’s discussed:

• Moses Sumney - Græ (Music, 2020)

• Dune - Frank Herbert (Book, 1965)

• Utopia (TV Show, 2013, Channel 4)

• Everything Everything - Re-Animator (Music, 2020)

• Emma (Film, 2020)

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Alex Wain hosts as he, Michael Johnson and Clive talk pop culture. The majority of the episode is dedicated to Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, which the whole gang have seen, but we’ve also got chat about Lovecraft Country and Clive’s convincing impression of a slightly alarming robot. Enjoy!

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Alex Wain returns to the hosting chair as he, Michael Johnson and Clive talk about their pop-culture consumption over the last couple of weeks. We’ve got books, music and TV covered this week and - of course - plenty of irrelevant tangents. Here’s the list of stuff discussed:

• The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath (Book, 1963)

• Perfect Sound Whatever by James Acaster (Book, 2019)

• Jeff Rosenstock - Worry (Music, 2019)

• Everything Everything - Arc (Music, 2013)

• The Clash - London Calling (Music, 1979)

• HAIM - Days are Gone (Music, 2013)

• Perry Mason (TV Show, 2020)

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Clive hosts as he, Michael Johnson and Alex Wain discuss what they’ve been watching and listening to plus a whole host of mildly relevant tangents and a particularly debate inducing three-second soundbite from Josh Keighley. Here’s a list of what’s discussed:

• Apocalypse Now (Film, 1979)

• Clemency (Film, 2020)

• Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown (TV Show, 2013-2018)

• The Knife - Shaking the Habitual (Music, 2013)

• I May Destroy You (TV Show, 2020)

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Clive hosts as he, Michael Johnson & Alex Wain talk about loads of pop culture. We’ve also got two, yes two contributions from our man Josh Keighley. Here’s the list of what’s discussed:

• Tramps - (Film, 2016)

• Joyce Manor - Never Hungover Again (Music, 2014)

• MC5 - Kick Out The Jams (Music, 1969)

• Rammstein - Mutter (Music, 2001)

• A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki (Book, 2013)

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Clive hosts as he, Michael Johnson and Alex Wain discuss what they’ve been consuming on the pop-culture front deep into lockdown. There’s plenty of music this time and ‘stick around’ until the end to hear Clive’s tragic attempt at a French accent. Here’s what’s discussed:

• Lady Gaga - Chromatica (Music, 2020)

• Soccer Mommy - Color Theory (Music, 2020)

• Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher (Music, 2020)

• HAIM - Women In Music Part III (Music, 2020)

• The Last of Us Part 2 (Games, 2020)

• Dua Lipa - Future Nostalgia (Music, 2020)

• Charlie XCX - How I’m Feeling Now (Music, 2020)

• Boniface - Boniface (Music, 2020)

• Mississippi Burning (Film, 1988)

• Eurovision (Film, 2020)

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NOTE: Things go briefly out-of-sync around the 23-minute mark for about a minute and I’m too lazy to go back and change it now. It’s fine again after this though!

Alex Wain hosts as he, Michael Johnson and Clive talk about a bunch of stuff they’ve been reading, watching and listening to. Here’s the full list:

• 2001 A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke (Book, 1968)

• I Know This Much Is True (TV Show, 2020)

• Sepultura - Beneath the Remains (Music, 1989)

• Common - Electric Circus (Music, 2002)

• Botch - We Are The Romans (Music, 1999)

• Rina Sawayama - SAWAYAMA (Music, 2020)

• Little Fires Everywhere (TV Show, 2020)

• Keighley’s weekly controversy

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Alex Wain hosts as he, Michael Johnson and Clive talk about more pop-culture consumption in lockdown. Here’s a list of what’s discussed:

• Harry Styles - Fine Line (Music, 2019)

• Orphan Black (TV Show, 2013-2016)

• Next Goal Wins (Documentary Film, 2014)

• Ulcerate - Stare Into Death and Be Still (Music, 2020)

• The Nickel Boys by Colston Whitehead (Book, 2019)

• Josh Keighley’s weekly voice-note!

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This podcast starts with a statement on Black Lives Matter. The video and book list mentioned are below:

Kimberley Jones’ powerful ‘How Can We Win’ speech:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sb9_qGOa9Go&t=5s

Link with ways you can help: blacklivesmatters.carrd.co

Book Recommendations:

• Why I’m No Longer Talking To White People About Race by Reni Eddo-Lodge

• Natives: Race & Class in the Ruins of Empire by Akala

• Me and White Supremacy by Layla F Saad

Alex Wain hosts as he, Michael Johnson and Clive discuss all the pop culture they’ve been consuming. TO put it into context, this episode was recorded well over a week ago, but has been delayed for reasons that will become clear when you listen to the start. Here’s what’s discussed:

• Nina Simone - Wild Is The Wind (Music, 1966)

• Andrew W.K. - I Get Wet (Music, 2001)

• Snowpiercer (Film, 2013)

• Arrival (Film, 2016)

• Rina Sawayama - SAWAYAMA (Music, 2020)

• Sleaford Mods - All That Glue (Music, 2020)

• Another voicenote from our man Josh Keighley

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