Two Voices Radio Podcast

Two Voices Radio Podcast

By Nick Benjamin Andy WaterfieldSociety & Culture
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Two Voices Radio Podcast episodes

  • More MightyMKL flying talk, Eurovision, repairing appliances, Repair Shop on TV EP 134
    We talk more about MightyMKL (Michael) the airline pilot with his wonderful YouTube videos. It opens up a discussion about the whole concept of flying. We look at the Eurovision Song Contest that'll be somewhat different this year. Plus... we discuss repairing appliances or should we just throw them away? This leads us to the fascinatingly popular BBC TV show - The Repair Shop. If you enjoy our podcast please encourage your friends to listen and subscribe to "Two Voices Radio Podcast". Available everywhere! We are trying to bring cheer to everyone in these difficult times!
    41 min
  • Contrived ads, Lynn Faulds Wood & the pop tarts, cutting own hair, dressing for dinner, animals in towns. EP 132
    We discuss contrived adverts, and Trump’s weird advice. We pay tribute to Lynn Faulds Wood and the pop tarts. (sounds like a band). Growing beards & cutting your own hair. Andy says don’t wear leisure clothes outdoors! Dressing for dinner and virtual meals together. Plus… we look at the animals that are coming into our towns… goats are welcome but how about alligators? Get in touch to tell us about your lockdown TV and You Tube, vloggers and bloggers recommendations. [email protected]
    32 min
  • Putteridge Walk (pt2) - Two Voices Radio Podcast. EP 129
    Nick & Andy take you on the return part of their walk from Putteridge Bury back to Stopsley. (North East Luton). We continue to publish our light hearted weekly nonsense to brighten up your day during the Corona Virus pandemic. Please share our podcasts with your friends and family. Get in touch: [email protected] (recorded Sun 22nd March. Please observe social distancing advice wherever you're listening)
    25 min
  • Putteridge Walk (pt1) - Two Voices Radio Podcast. EP 128
    Nick & Andy take you on the first of a 2 part walk from Stopsley in North East Luton to Putteridge Bury. If the corona virus coverage is getting too much for you... we will continue to publish our light hearted weekly nonsense to brighten up your day. Please share our podcasts with your friends and family. Get in touch: [email protected] (recorded Sun 22nd March. Please observe social distancing advice wherever you're listening)
    26 min
  • Pancakes & millennials, soft drinks, Greggs, cookery travel shows, government lost tech. EP 127
    Nick and Andy ask why younger people are using instant pancake mix... adding more plastic to the environment. Nick says pancakes are for all year round. Andy makes the perfect omlette. (Our show has turned very local radio!)

    Andy's horrified that Gregg's branches are turning up in Asda!

    Andy also gets narked by places serving chips as part of a breakfast which leads us onto buffets and Mr Whippy ice-cream.

    Nick talks about the evolution of ravelogue food shows including Rick Stein's Weekends and the invention of travel cookery shows.

    Finally... We discuss how government agency staff are losing there technology and how compromising of data this must be!
    42 min
  • Christine Keeler, long running dramas, beds, Sky TV, This Life. EP 126
    We discuss lots of TV this week, starting with a wonderful TV series "The Trial of Christine Keeler".  It's an excellent BBC TV series. It gets us thinking about other BBC dramas.  We are surprised Holby and Casualty are still going.  Both hospital dramas never seem to run out of obvious accidents and incidents! Our friend Luke tells us about spending just £20 on a new bed.  We're shocked! Just 20 quid? We talk dreadful hats and fascinators...which somehow leads us onto satellite TV and telephones. Finally... we look at classic 90s TV show "This Life" and discuss the longevity of certain shows such as Neighbours and The Archers.
    38 min

About Two Voices Radio Podcast

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2 Voices Radio are Andy Waterfield and Nick Benjamin. They take you on a humourous canter discussing people, places and stuff. The chaps offer a light-hearted look at the mundanity and minutiae of…