Podcasts

Any recommendations?
During the pandemic I was on the lookout for anything worth listening to, and came across a few I've stuck with, these being The Wanderer, Very Nearly An Armful(Tony Hancock Appreciation Society), and The Laurel and Hardy Podcast.
It's a pretty crowded field, so if anyone knows of anything worth a look, I'd be happy to give it a go.

These are the ones I tend to listen to:

That Peter Crouch Podcast
The Chris Moyles Show
Johnny Vaughan thing
Clinton Baptiste
The Wanderer

BoltonTillIDie wrote:These are the ones I tend to listen to:

That Peter Crouch Podcast
The Chris Moyles Show
Johnny Vaughan thing
Clinton Baptiste
The Wanderer

Cheers mate, I'll have a look.

Do Laurel and Hardy do their podcast via a medium?

wanderlust wrote:Do Laurel and Hardy do their podcast via a medium?

Sorry Douglas, but no.
It's hosted by Patrick Vasey, and is a mine of information. The L/H scholars are all on board, including the amazing Randy Skretvedt, author of 'Laurel and Hardy-The Magic Behind The Movies', the must have, 600 page tome detailing the career and films of the boys.
Once Randy starts talking it's hard to shut him up, much to everyone's delight.
I have to say though, it's not really for the casual listener.

https://laurel-and-hardy-blog.com/about/

boltonbonce wrote:
Sorry Douglas, but no.

Having just read the synopsis I am less than pleased with this "Douglas" soubriquet.

Apparently Douglas is a recovering alcoholic and womaniser.

wanderlust wrote:
Having just read the synopsis I am less than pleased with this "Douglas" soubriquet.

Apparently Douglas is a recovering alcoholic and womaniser.

But very funny. I have to admit I didn't fancy the show when it first appeared, but it's a warm favourite now.

Found an excellent podcast for anyone interested in 70's tv.
'My 70's TV Childhood' is a great trip down memory lane for me. Although I'd reached my twenties by then, I had a mental age of ten, which hasn't, as you've no doubt noticed, made any great strides toward adulthood.
One for the oldies on here. Which is probably all of you. Apart from Nat.

https://www.my70stvchildhood.com/

boltonbonce wrote:
One for the oldies on here. Which is probably all of you. Apart from Nat.

https://www.my70stvchildhood.com/

Dunno.
Nat’s 32.
Nat’s always been 32.
We can only assume Nat was 32 in the 70s so probably too young for her.