In the week that there was a major power fault at BHBS, there were no computers, no CD players, no mixing desks, and no shows.
Sadly, this means no podcasts either. Normal service will be resumed next week hopefully.
(Right click here and ‘save target as’ to download show)(38:50, 15.5mb)In the week that Ben missed the beginning of the show, podcast listeners will have to do without James’ “In the week that…” start. Ben has a room to rent. He might have been scaring people away, although he’s not finding potential tenants very excited or flexible. We’ve broken a personal record with the most-listened-to-podcast (of ours) EVER, and it was a crude one. James has got a new job in his chosen profession. No – he’s not a personal clothes shopper for Will Young, OR the managing director of the official Take That fan club. James uses the C-word and Ben and James get very embarrassed about it. Despite this, we’ve probably managed to get through the show and our requests, without offending any listeners. Ben isn’t sure about the ending to the film Castaway. James’ version of the film would have been considerably shorter. How much pocket money did you get when you were 10-11? Probably not as much as Scottish smokers. Podcast Timings(00:00) Intro, James tripping over his words Related links‘60 seconds‘ news, from BBC Three, about 10:42, 14th January 2008. Presented by Tasmin Lucia Khan. Over 70,000 people have viewed this. The Bumps – full details for non-UK listeners. James may have had a variation called “The Thumps” Benparkatbjs – Ben on Twitter. What’s he doing right now? (Right click here and ‘save target as’ to download show) (29:41 long, 11.8mb)The new slightly-edited form of podcast. James isn’t here, and Ben’s got some obsession with Tasmin Lucia Khan from BBC News this week. Bones has been to look at his new house again. Whoever he is. Somehow we get onto the subject of swingers, before Ben jumps in and advertises the rental of his own room. How long do listeners listen? Do they really keep listening long after Stephen’s show finishes, all through the show afterwards, and half way into ours? We think it’s unlikely. Lorne Spicer is bankrupt, in the most ironic piece of news we’ve read this week. Why aren’t the words “somewhen” and “anywhen” in the dictionary? Ben uses them quite frequently, and surely he hasn’t just made them up? A get well soon to Steve Jobs, who probably isn’t listening to hospital radio in California. Ben’s bought a dartboard but hasn’t put it up yet. He’s also considering a snooker/pool table, which he THINKS he might have room for. Dancing Dave Ashworth turns up ahead of his live local news to talk about slippery floors and roller blading, and play a couple of records. Podcast Timings(00:00) Intro, Ben, sound clips, and the first trip into the gutter Related linksDave Ashworth’s local news. We recorded it, but it’s not in the main Lorne Spicer – how to live on a budget. Sadly, she’s bankrupt. The full biog of Andy Fordham – darts player ‘60 seconds‘ news, from BBC Three, about 10:42, 14th January 2008. Presented by The disaster showIn the first show of 2009, Ben had a brilliant idea to bring a Part 1/2 – Ben’s indifference, beards, shaving, killing ants, pubic hair, driving tests, Twitter, Stephen Fry and Ben DoverPart 2/2 – Celebrity Big Brother, Lucy Pinder, Mini-Me, Atheist Buses, Classical Corner and “Let’s Get Ready To Rummage”Something else we also recorded this week. James has the iPhone, so Ben and James compare appliations. Ben plays a tune (sort-of) on a virtual fart machineRelated links |
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