Here we go with
Episode Thirty
This week Simon takes a long hard look in The Mirror and only finds something worthless staring back at him. Meanwhile, iszi presents a guide to surviving Christmas. Literally.
Sundays Supplement, the podcast pull-out that flops to the floor the moment you open your newspaper.
Each week we get our fingers inky so you don't have to. We put two of Britain's Sunday newspapers head to head to see which has the best supplements. So, pull out your papers, liberate your supplements from their wrappers, and find out which paper you should have bought ... last Sunday.
Each week we get our fingers inky so you don't have to. We put two of Britain's Sunday newspapers head to head to see which has the best supplements. So, pull out your papers, liberate your supplements from their wrappers, and find out which paper you should have bought ... last Sunday.
Wednesday, 24 December 2008
Wednesday, 17 December 2008
Episode Twenty Nine
We're back with more:
Episode Twenty Nine
Find out the link between Starbucks and Star Trek, while Simon refuses to spread gossip about Cliff Richard, no matter how much iszi pesters him. A few minutes of this episode had to be removed lest Cliff's lawyers got in touch - lawyers or angels? Who knows. Also, something about Jimmy Saville was cut, but you can make up your own rumour and it's bound to ring true.
Episode Twenty Nine
Find out the link between Starbucks and Star Trek, while Simon refuses to spread gossip about Cliff Richard, no matter how much iszi pesters him. A few minutes of this episode had to be removed lest Cliff's lawyers got in touch - lawyers or angels? Who knows. Also, something about Jimmy Saville was cut, but you can make up your own rumour and it's bound to ring true.
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Wednesday, 10 December 2008
Episode Twenty Eight
Listen now:
Episode Twenty Eight
In spite of some dodgy accents, iszi brings a touch of the Highlands to proceedings, while Simon totally fails to say anything remotely interesting. If that's one too many adjectives for you, why not write to us with some vitriolic hate mail.
sundaypodcast@hotmail.com
Episode Twenty Eight
In spite of some dodgy accents, iszi brings a touch of the Highlands to proceedings, while Simon totally fails to say anything remotely interesting. If that's one too many adjectives for you, why not write to us with some vitriolic hate mail.
sundaypodcast@hotmail.com
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Wednesday, 3 December 2008
Episode Twenty Seven
A shorter stint this week:
Episode Twenty Seven
Technical difficulties prevented a full length show, so instead take a moment to enjoy some deleted scenes from previous episodes. But check back next week for a full length bonanza.
Episode Twenty Seven
Technical difficulties prevented a full length show, so instead take a moment to enjoy some deleted scenes from previous episodes. But check back next week for a full length bonanza.
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Wednesday, 26 November 2008
Episode Twenty Six
We're six months old:
Episode Twenty Six
Simon examines the superficiality of Italian politics, while iszi realises it's just an excuse for him to stare at cleavage and bottoms. There's also talk of style, culture, travel and crayons.
Please keep writing to us, we read everything you send. Our address is sundaypodcast@hotmail.com
Episode Twenty Six
Simon examines the superficiality of Italian politics, while iszi realises it's just an excuse for him to stare at cleavage and bottoms. There's also talk of style, culture, travel and crayons.
Please keep writing to us, we read everything you send. Our address is sundaypodcast@hotmail.com
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Wednesday, 19 November 2008
Episode Twenty Five
Another dollop of supplementals:
Episode Twenty Five
This week Simon posits a theory about the decline of bees, while iszi does an awful lot of drugs. It's a heavyweight battle, with the Independent versus the Observer, and there can only be one winner.
Episode Twenty Five
This week Simon posits a theory about the decline of bees, while iszi does an awful lot of drugs. It's a heavyweight battle, with the Independent versus the Observer, and there can only be one winner.
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Wednesday, 12 November 2008
Episode Twenty Four
An interview this week:
Episode Twenty Four
Simon and iszi are away, so on the evening after the US election they recorded a chat with Tom Greeves. Tom helped a Congressman run for the Senate in 2004, so naturally he was asked to comment on the US political system, and more importantly, cake.
Episode Twenty Four
Simon and iszi are away, so on the evening after the US election they recorded a chat with Tom Greeves. Tom helped a Congressman run for the Senate in 2004, so naturally he was asked to comment on the US political system, and more importantly, cake.
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Wednesday, 5 November 2008
Episode Twenty Three
An election special:
Episode Twenty Three
This week sees an unholy mismatch, as Simon hears tell of the wonders of Washington, and iszi ... well, let's not ruin the surprise.
Episode Twenty Three
This week sees an unholy mismatch, as Simon hears tell of the wonders of Washington, and iszi ... well, let's not ruin the surprise.
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Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Episode Twenty Two
Happy Halloween:
Episode Twenty Two
A random generator this week means that you will listen to one of two episodes - a trick, or a treat. Dare to be scared? Listen away.
Episode Twenty Two
A random generator this week means that you will listen to one of two episodes - a trick, or a treat. Dare to be scared? Listen away.
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Wednesday, 22 October 2008
Episode Twenty One
We're coming of age again:
Episode Twenty One
There's hate mail to attend to, plus LA burglaries to contend with. Meanwhile iszi seems intent on doing some podcast shopping, while Simon has a fair crack at winning this week. Do keep writing in with your emails, we do read all of them.
Episode Twenty One
There's hate mail to attend to, plus LA burglaries to contend with. Meanwhile iszi seems intent on doing some podcast shopping, while Simon has a fair crack at winning this week. Do keep writing in with your emails, we do read all of them.
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