Watchtower Podcasts

Aaron Casanova and Mihir Kolhe are back with this week's picks, including a coming-of-age classic and some League of Legends chat plus a recap of last week, including how Mihir got his heart broken and put back together by Aaron's picks.

Aaron's picks: Dazed and Confused; London Grammar; iNerdSome

Mihir's picks: The White Tiger; K/DA; Compressed air

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Join Aaron Casanova and Mihir Kolhe for this week's picks, including a Sundance darling and the finest that Britain's Got Talent has to offer, plus a recap of last week, including Mihir's thoughts on what you should order at Burger King.

Aaron's picks: Palm Springs; Psychic Reader by Bad Bad Hats; Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

Mihir's picks: What Men Want; Only A Man by Donchez Dacres; Calebcity

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A new week means a new batch of recommendations. Join Aaron and Mihir for this week's choices, including a Best Picture winner and yet more Noah Centineo content, plus a recap of last week, including an unpacking of the Midge Ure fiasco.

Aaron's picks: Spotlight; Grace by Jeff Buckley; Burger King's Steakhouse Angus

Mihir's picks: The Perfect Date; Ghost Ship by Blur; Penn & Teller's Fool Us

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“Vintages” is the music podcast with a soupy twist. Join Aaron Casanova to enjoy some fine alcohol along with some fine albums, because what better way to take in a masterpiece than with a nice cold one by your side?

Episode One unpacks the 1975’s sophomore album, "I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It" with special guest Isabel Veninga.

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Ever been embarrassed by what you're listening to but can't bring yourself to turn it off? Join Mihir Kolhe as he dives into the phenomenon of "Hate Listening" for the songs, artists and genres we all hate to love.

The first episode is all about the Jonas Brothers - and we all have a special relationship with their music. You may get up and bop to their songs but at some point we've all thought as we've grown up: are the Jonas Brothers any good?

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Intro music credited to:

Lipsia by Sapajou https://soundcloud.com/sapajoubeatsCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/-lipsiaMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/Q9UEf6ZRdZ8

A new week means a new batch of recommendations. Join Aaron and Mihir for this week's fresh set of picks, including a Taika Waititi classic and a hit Netflix anthology, plus a recap of last week, including To All The Boys Part Three.

Aaron's picks: What We Do In The Shadows (the movie); Out of Time by R.E.M.; Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend: Dave Grohl

Mihir's picks: Person Of Interest; The Man Who Sold The World by Midge Ure; Love, Death & Robots

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Ever asked someone to "tell you more"? "Say Less" is for the things in life that need no further introduction. Join Aaron Casanova and Mihir Kolhe as they recommend each other something to watch, something to listen to, and a wildcard with a fresh set of picks each week.

Aaron's picks: To All The Boys: Always and Forever; Love Story (Taylor's Version); Handforth parish council meeting

Mihir's picks: Space Sweepers; Ghost; Parks and Recreation

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Episode One of "Forward Thinking" details the ideas presented by Pauline Harmange in her first book "I Hate Men". There's much more to the book than the title might suggest and it helps readers, specifically women, reflect on their role in society.

(2:43)​ Misandry (4:13)​ Societal Expectations for Men (6:10)​ Accepting Misandry (7:55​) Misandry vs Misogyny (12:46)​ Boy vs Girl Socialisation (16:00)​ The Mediocrity of Men (17:00)​ The Heterosexual Trap (20:07​) Sorority (21:29)​ The Importance of Gathering (23:03)​ Commentary

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Arctic Monkeys' seminal debut album was released 15 years ago today. In the first episode of "Sultans of Sing", Aaron Casanova and Gloria van Ditmar take a deep dive into the making of one of the most important records in British history.

Find out how "Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not" set up the careers of a group of lads from Sheffield who would become the UK's biggest rock band, how the album continued the legacy of British music, and its global impact as a cornerstone of British culture.

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