By The Last Tuesday Project
The podcast currently has 66 episodes available.
Welcome to another TWOsday! And this time, we're trying to be a bit more professional... with an interview. Welcome to this extra episode of The Last Tuesday Project!
Dr Rich Firth-Godbehere, guest on Episode 37, was kind enough to give us an interview on his specialist subject... disgust. The discussion takes twists into linguistics, history, and our resident pharmacists' experiences with unsavoury moments at work.
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This month's icon uses an image from page 40 from the book 'Two Summers in Greenland' by Riis Carstensen and Andreas Christian, found on The British Library Archive on Flickr.
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With huge thanks, as usual, to Strong4Life for the use of his music.
Mystery within mystery. Misery with misery. And historic references to straw hats and gin? It can only be The Last Tuesday Project!
Hayley and Alex are joined by two Guest Tuesdays! First we have Cathryn, pharmacists and friend of Hayley; and second we have Dr Rich Firth-Godbehere, historian and lover of disgust. This month we take a brief look at weird faces before moving on to a certain 19th century poet...
Do you like what we do and want to show your support? Well, you can now give us a helping hand via Patreon! Just go to https://www.patreon.com/LastTuesdayProject. And now we're on Ko-Fi, too - https://ko-fi.com/lasttuesdayproject. If every listener gave us a dollar a month, Jane will be able to afford a new 100% polyester jumper from Primark. #JumpersForJane
This month's icon uses an image from page 40 from the book 'Two Summers in Greenland' by Riis Carstensen and Andreas Christian, found on The British Library Archive on Flickr.
Want to get in touch? We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Or, you can email us at [email protected].
With huge thanks, as usual, to Strong4Life for the use of his music.
Holidays, health, passive-aggressive pharmacists and ALL THE CATS. It's business as usual for a TWOsday at The Last Tuesday Project!
This month, Alex talks about coming off antidepressants, Jane tries to smuggle codeine into Greece and Hayley looks fondly upon a dead puffin. Plus all the usual off-beat chat that you'll come to expect from an outtakes episode.
Do you like what we do and want to show your support? Well, you can now give us a helping hand via Patreon! Just go to https://www.patreon.com/LastTuesdayProject. And now we're on Ko-Fi, too - https://ko-fi.com/lasttuesdayproject. If every listener gave us a dollar a month, Jane will be able to afford a new 100% polyester jumper from Primark. #JumpersForJane
This month's icon uses an image from page 92 from the book 'Three Pretty Sisters. A romance of modern Paris, etc' by Leonard Linden, found on The British Library Archive on Flickr. It was modified by Alex Brown.
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With huge thanks, as usual, to Strong4Life for the use of his music.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." Sounds like you guys letting us carry on making this podcast. Welcome to The Last Tuesday Project!
This month Jane has grabbed the reins and landed us with a duo of deep questions. We veto the first question on male hormonal contraception (partly because Hayley's too drunk). Instead, we are forced at knifepoint to accept question of Genovese Syndrome, also known as the Bystander Effect, and how it has been affected by social media.
This month's icon uses an image from page 92 from the book 'Three Pretty Sisters. A romance of modern Paris, etc' by Leonard Linden, found on The British Library Archive on Flickr. It was modified by Alex Brown.
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With huge thanks, as usual, to Strong4Life for the use of his music.
Welcome along, one and all, to a mini TWOsday episode of The Last Tuesday Project!
Scheduling has not permitted us to record anything extra special for you guys this month, but here are some outtakes from episode 35, featuring Alex, Hayley and Jane. Enjoy!
Do you like what we do and want to show your support? Well, you can now give us a helping hand via Patreon! Just go to https://www.patreon.com/LastTuesdayProject. If every listener gave us a dollar a month, Jane will be able to afford a new 100% polyester jumper from Primark. #JumpersForJane
This month's icon uses an image called Doctor Syntax With The Bookseller from the book 'The Tour of Doctor Syntax: in search of the picturesque ... Fifth edition, with new plates' by William Combe, found on The Archives of Ontario on Flickr.
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With huge thanks, as usual, to Strong4Life for the use of his music.
More often than not, we take our time. But this time we're going for a quickie. It's shorts episode of The Last Tuesday Project!
Alex, Hayley and Jane are asking each other some short-sharp questions this month, questions that are interesting but probably wouldn't fill an entire episode. Hayley asks about exploding cars, Alex wants to know if it's OK to flash in a gallery, Jane makes us morph with binaural beats, and then Alex has the audacity to ask about poison cabinets. Plus, Jane reveals her spirit animal.
Do you like what we do and want to show your support? Well, you can now give us a helping hand via Patreon! Just go to https://www.patreon.com/LastTuesdayProject. If every listener gave us a dollar a month, Jane will be able to afford a new 100% polyester jumper from Primark. #JumpersForJane
This month's icon uses an image called Doctor Syntax With The Bookseller from the book 'The Tour of Doctor Syntax: in search of the picturesque ... Fifth edition, with new plates' by William Combe, found on The Archives of Ontario on Flickr.
Want to get in touch? We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Or, you can email us at [email protected].
With huge thanks, as usual, to Strong4Life for the use of his music.
Here we are again, reminding you to BE GOOD TO YO' SELF! It's a TWOsday Mental Health Awareness Week special from The Last Tuesday Project!
This month Hayley and Alex are joined by Guest Tuesday and Warcraft YouTuber Kirioth! We talk about antidepressants, specifically SSRIs. Hayley sets us straight on the science behind coming off SSRIs, and we all talk about our own experiences of being on antidepressants, going on them and coming off them.
Do you like what we do and want to show your support? Well, you can now give us a helping hand via Patreon! Just go to https://www.patreon.com/LastTuesdayProject. If every listener gave us a dollar a month, Jane will be able to afford a new 100% polyester jumper from Primark. #JumpersForJane
This month's icon uses the photo Man filming Toronto, found on The Archives of Ontario on Flickr. It is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0) License
Want to get in touch? We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Or, you can email us at [email protected].
With huge thanks, as usual, to Strong4Life for the use of his music.
Hey, you look really cool! No, seriously, let's hang out... Would you like to go out with me? NO?! YOU BITCH! I'M SUCH A NICE PODCAST! I'M THE F***ING LAST TUESDAY PROJECT!
This month Alex assumes the mantle of Dimbleby/Dimblebruce (we're still undecided) and asks Jane and Hayley about Hollywood's responsibility towards social anxiety and love, with a special focus on the trope of the Nice Guy. But the conversation goes far beyond this one area. We move on to looking at the Manic Pixie Dream Girl trope, how mental health is portrayed in Bollywood, and how American Pie was actually surprisingly progressive. Plus, Jane hints at her experiences in eateries...
Do you like what we do and want to show your support? Well, you can now give us a helping hand via Patreon! Just go to https://www.patreon.com/LastTuesdayProject. If every listener gave us a dollar a month, Jane will be able to afford a new 100% polyester jumper from Primark. #JumpersForJane
This month's icon uses the photo Man filming Toronto, found on The Archives of Ontario on Flickr. It is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0) License
Want to get in touch? We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Or, you can email us at [email protected].
With huge thanks, as usual, to Strong4Life for the use of his music.
It's high time we gave you some TWOsday goodness. Welcome to this month's extra episode of The Last Tuesday Project!
This month we have a selection of outtakes from the main episode. Hayley talks about genetic sexual attraction, Hayley and Jane both squee over the prospect of going to a live show of another podcast, and Alex and Hayley go through lists of short men we can all look up to. There's also an extended discussion of documentaries, podcasts and a certain royal Netflix series...
Do you like what we do and want to show your support? Well, you can now give us a helping hand via Patreon! Just go to https://www.patreon.com/LastTuesdayProject. If every listener gave us a dollar a month, Jane will be able to afford a new 100% polyester jumper from Primark. #JumpersForJane
This month's icon uses an image taken from Page 245 'Histoire du Consulat et de l'Empire, faisant suite à l'Histoire de la Révolution Française', found on The British Library Photo Archive on Flickr.
Want to get in touch? We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Or, you can email us at [email protected].
With huge thanks, as usual, to Strong4Life for the use of his music.
The height of sophisticaion has returned. Trust us, we won't give you short shrift. Welcome to a sizeable chunk of The Last Tuesday Project!
Tall tales about short stature are addressed this month, as Hayley takes the reins. Alex and Jane veto a question about genetic sexual attraction and end up with the question of The Napoleon Complex. Is it a thing? Does it only affect men? And how many puns about height can we fit into one episode? You'll find out shortly...
Do you like what we do and want to show your support? Well, you can now give us a helping hand via Patreon! Just go to https://www.patreon.com/LastTuesdayProject. If every listener gave us a dollar a month, Jane will be able to afford a new 100% polyester jumper from Primark. #JumpersForJane
Hayley's "sexy music" is Beer Belly Blues by John Deley, taken from YouTube's Audio Library.
This month's icon uses an image taken from Page 245 'Histoire du Consulat et de l'Empire, faisant suite à l'Histoire de la Révolution Française', found on The British Library Photo Archive on Flickr.
Want to get in touch? We're on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Or, you can email us at [email protected].
With huge thanks, as usual, to Strong4Life for the use of his music.
The podcast currently has 66 episodes available.