<p>Wrapping or rapping his way through the Xmas special Tony Tanhyde launches a brand new, first time ever for a podcast, competition & invites special guests Harrison Ford and the mime collective from the Kettering Rotary Arts Partnership (KRAP for short) to share in the festivities. And what Xmas special would be complete without a (c)rap from the man himself! You’re welcome! </p>

Wrapping or rapping his way through the Xmas special Tony Tanhyde launches a brand new, first time ever for a podcast, competition & invites special guests Harrison Ford and the mime collective from the Kettering Rotary Arts Partnership (KRAP for short) to share in the festivities. And what Xmas special would be complete without a (c)rap from the man himself! You’re welcome!

<p>Wrapping or rapping his way through the Xmas special Tony Tanhyde launches a brand new, first time ever for a podcast, competition &amp; invites special guests Harrison Ford and the mime collective from the Kettering Rotary Arts Partnership (KRAP for short) to share in the festivities. And what Xmas special would be complete without a (c)rap from the man himself! You’re welcome! </p>

The Martian Cowboys Xmas 24 Special

Visionary TV producer and rapper Tony Tanhyde talks and raps about a TV show which featured not-so special effects and a host of guest stars (many of whom have since legally prevented us from using their names) The Martian Cowboys sank without trace after a little over 2 seasons only to appear years later on a Mexican cable TV channel where it found a new audience and gained cult status. So much so that it became affectionately known as a ‘Handful of Cents’

They said science fiction and westerns were two genres that could never mix. We proved them wrong.

Comedy

Visionary TV producer and rapper Tony Tanhyde talks and raps about a TV show which featured not-so special effects and a host of guest stars (many of whom have since legally prevented us from using their names) The Martian Cowboys sank without trace after a little over 2 seasons only to appear years later on a Mexican cable TV channel where it found a new audience and gained cult status. So much so that it became affectionately known as a ‘Handful of Cents’ They said science fiction and westerns were two genres that could never mix. We proved them wrong.

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The Martian Cowboys Xmas 24 Special

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