I’m writing this bio in the ALDI checkout line, it’s moving so fast 



Writing and performing by Daniel Mullarkey
Sound by Mark Lombard
Additional Voices by Munachi Anele


Music
Zero by Smashing Pumpkins
Signal Fire by Snow Patrol

I think I’ll try defying gravity 
- Adele Dazeem


Sound: Mark Lombard
Writing/Performing: Daniel Mullarkey
Voices: Munachi Anele and John Mullarkey

Music:
I Dreamed a Dream - Les Miserables
30/90 - Tick Tick Boom
Seasons of Love - Rent
Being Alive - Company
Hellfire - Hunchback of Norte Dame
Pure Imagination - Wonka

A labour of love by Daniel Mullarkey, Mark Lombard, John Mullarkey and the inimitable Munachi Anele. We used some Bob Dylan music and some Bucks Moonlight Revival too, as per. 

Thank you all for listening x

On this months ep, I lament my skin and my soul. Perhaps one can reflect the decay of the other? 

Music 

Agape - Nicholas Britell
Sandalwood Suite I - Johnny Greenwood
U - Kendrick Lamar
Intro- Bucks Moonlight Revival

Written and performed: Daniel Mullarkey
Additional voices: Munachi Anele
Editing, sound engineering: Mark Lombard

Coming under the wire here with this one, this episode is a funny one I promise 

Music: Street Hassle - Lou Reed

Credits: Daniel Mullarkey, Mark Lombard, Munachi Anele, Rebekah Mullarkey 

Merry Christmas loyal listeners, have a holly jolly one, God bless your homestead and thank you for lending your ears to my words. See you in the new year after I push past the third threshold of fullness on mince pies and pud x

Music: 
Wham - Last Christmas
Troye Sivan - Rush
Troye Sivan - Got Me Started 
Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi B - Bongos
Nat King Cole - The Christmas Song 

Sound Engineering and Editing by Mark Lombard
Written and Performed by Daniel Mullarkey
Produced by Rebekah Mullarkey

Right so the recipe for the cheese wrap 
Step 1: get a tortilla
Step 2: melt half a block of cheese onto in the tortilla by heating in microwave for 30 seconds
Step 3: stop the microwave timer from dinging by ending the heating at the 29th second 
Step 4: add a wheelbarrow amount of garlic mayonnaise 


Written and performed by Daniel Mullarkey 
Sound Engineered/Edited by Mark Lombard
Additional Voices by Munachi Anele
Produced by Rebekah Mullarkey 


Music:
Same Love - Macklemore
Intro - Buck’s Moonlight Revival

In this episode......um.........do you guys even read these?.....do you think I'm pretty? 

Credits:

Written and Performed by Daniel Mullarkey
Sound Engineered and Mixed by Mark Lombard
Produced by Rebekah Mullarkey

Additional Voices:
Mark Lombard
Gemma Giltrap
Scooter White


Song credits:
Intro by Buck's Moonlight Revival
Can You Hear The Music - Ludwig Goransson (Oppenheimer Soundtrack)
Greatest Showman Soundtrack 


Cover Art by Scooter White

The use of music and themes within this podcast fall under The Copyright and Related Acts 2000

On this month's episode, the gang give sound engineer Mark a conniption by writing and performing the longest and most non-sensical episode so far. Let's all just say a prayer for fair use on this one btw.

Personnel:

Written and Performed by Daniel Mullarkey
Edited and Engineered by Mark Lombard
Additional Voices by Munachi Anele
Song Performances by Daniel Mullarkey and Munachi Anele
Guitar and Music Composition by John Mullarkey
Produced by Rebekah Mullarkey


Music:

'Kronos Unveiled' from the Incredibles Soundtrack - Michael Giacchino
'Believer' and 'Thunder' - Imagine Dragons
'Barbie World (with Aqua)' - Nicki Minaj and Ice Spice
'Ashey Look at Me' audio courtesy of The Boys (Amazon Prime)
'What Was I Made For' - Billie Eilish

In this much anticipated episode, we look at the many forms of dreams, namely recurring painful nightmares of one's past being a lad with lovely long lashes in a public school, as well as future dreams of fighting crime and vigilantism. Balechda

Written and performed by Daniel Mullarkey
Edited and engineered by Mark Lombard
Produced by Rebekah Mullarkey
Additional voice work: Munachi Anele

Music: Intro by Buck's Midnight Revival
The Batman Theme by Danny Elfman

The use of music and themes within this podcast fall under The Copyright and Related Rights Act 2000