Duncan McKay, Craig Cairns and Tony Anderson are the latest to give their pop culture recommendations and what to avoid. The trio then give their thoughts on the Best Picture winner at this year's Will Smith Slapped Chris Rock Academy Awards: Coda.

Recommendations: Steal As Much As You Can, Righteous Gemstones, Cheap Teeth

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Welcome to a new podcast as part of the Review From The Terrace network. We shall be counting down the ten best (and ten worst) episodes of the popular TV sitcom Friends.

First up, Rachel and Phoebe do their best to make things awkward for Chandler and Monica as they try to keep their relationship a secret while Ross makes a play to get Ugly Naked Guy's apartment.

Panel: Craig Fowler, Craig Anderson, Joel Sked

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In the penultimate episode of series one of Diamonds and the Gold, Duncan McKay is joined by Bethany Tennick and debutant Craig Cairns to talk through their favourite LPs by musical duos.

Links: This is the Story; I Had a Dream That You Were Mine; Stay Gold

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In the final episode of the first series of the Scottish Rewatchables (don't worry, they'll be back) Thom Watt is joined by Jenny Scott and Chris Finn to talk Mac MacIntyre, Ferness and this beloved cult-classic. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Craig Fowler, Jenny Scott and Thom Watt make their pop culture recommendations, tell about the things they have not been enjoying recently and then discuss the leading contender for Best Picture at the 2022 Oscars, Netflix's Power of the Dog. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Duncan McKay and Daniel McIver are back with another classic wrestling show. This time they have a look at the beginning of WWE's new rival, AEW. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Craig and Shaughan, two stars of BBC Scotland's A View From The Terrace, really like horror movies. Joel, their follow presenter, certainly does not.

Join us as the aforementioned pair make Joel sit through some classic horror films, one by one, to see if they can make him into something less of a huge shitebag.

First up, it's the film which truly kick-started the found-footage fascination of the last decade or so: Paranormal Activity.

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In the final show of the first series, Craig Fowler and Bethany Tennick look at one of the funnier episodes of the initial run as Jack and Victor square off against Tam in a battle dripping in cleverness. They're also joined by Scottish comedian and big Still Game fan Ray Bradshaw.

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Duncan McKay is joined by Craig G Telfer and Tony Anderson to talk through the albums which mean the most to their respective parents.

Links: Raintown; Days of Future Passed; Every Picture Tells A Story

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Written by, directed by and starring Scottish Rewatchables favourite Peter Mullan, this coming-of-age story follows John as he navigates life around Glasgow's youth culture in the 1970s.

Panel: Craig G Telfer, Thom Watt, Chris Finn

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