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Manchester Sports In The Spotlight : Ricky Hatton
March 3, 2012
Hyde born boxer Ricky Hatton talks to Ian Cheeseman about his life and career inside and outside the ring. Including his battle with depression since retiring from boxing.
Zane Lowe Podcast: Plan B, Alex Turner, Blood Red Shoes
March 3, 2012
Zane Lowe podcast drops this week and features Plan B taking it back to the street with his brand new track, Alex Turner talks about the Arctic Monkeys continuing US tour, their new track “R U Mine” and dates with Metallica plus Blood Red Shoes chat about their incredible Maida Vale session.
Newstalk Sport Podcast: Golf Weekly Episode 1
March 3, 2012
First drop of the Golf Weekly podcast with Ger Gilroy. Tiger talk with 2 time US Open champion Andy North, putting tips from Dave Stockton, this weekend’s betting tips, a course review of Bray Golf Club & more.
Music:Response Podcast – Mary Anne Hobbs: Santigold, Jamie N Commons
March 3, 2012
Mary Anne Hobbs drops a new Music:Response Podcast with great live music and conversation with Jamie N Commons and Santigold stops by for a chat about the new single, Disparate Youth. First Aid Kit are live in session and you can also hear from this weeks Game Changer – Jonathan Boulet from Australia.
CriterionCast Episode 119 – Gus Van Sant’s Mala Noche
March 3, 2012
The CriterionCast is dedicated to important classic and contemporary films. In Episode 119 , Ryan Gallagher, James McCormick and Travis George discuss the weeks new rumours and releases and discuss Gus Van Sant’s 1985 film Mala Noche.
The National Gallery Podcast: March 2012 – Turner Inspired: In the Light of Claude
March 1, 2012
Doors open on the spring exhibition at The National Gallery, entitled, Turner Inspired: In the Light of Claude. Plus the private world of Renaissance birth
TED Podcast: Paul Gilding: The Earth is full (2012)
March 1, 2012
TED podcast asks if we used up all our resources? Have we filled up all the livable space on Earth? Paul Gilding an independent writer & advisor on sustainability suggests we have, and the possibility of devastating consequences, in a talk that’s equal parts terrifying and, oddly, hopeful.
Sebastian Ingrosso’s Refune Radio – Episode 002
March 1, 2012
Sebastian Ingrosso’s Refune Radio podcast is back with the March instalment. Sebastian welcomes you into his world with exclusive new tracks, updates on where he will be performing next and what he’s working on in the studio.
Macworld podcast: Sandboxing and Mac apps
March 1, 2012
Macworld podcast sees senior associate editor Dan Moren being joined by two developers, Many Tricks’s Rob Griffiths and Red Sweater Software’s Daniel Jalkut, for a frank discussion about Apple’s plans for sandboxing Mac apps.
XLR8R Podcast #236: Champion
February 29, 2012
Nerdist Podcast 173: Willem Dafoe
February 29, 2012
Nerdists Chris Hardwick sits down to chat with Willem Dafoe about emotional flexibility, Appleton, Wisconsin, and giant billboards. He also gives a glimpse of what’s going on inside the head of the Green Goblin and talks about a brush with a stand-up comedy career.
KERA Think Podcast: Life, death, and hope in a Mumbai undercity
February 29, 2012
What’s it like in the slum settlements of Mumbai? Katherine Boo, staff writer for The New Yorker, spent three years reporting on the Annawadi settlement near the city’s airport.
The Tuesday Club – Where’s a bloody yeti when you need one
February 29, 2012
Alan Davies is joined by Keith Dover, Ian Stone and Tayo Popoola in front of a slightly tipsy live audience to belatedly celebrate a year of the podcast and to talk about the small matter of the 5-2 thrashing by Arsenal of some other team from London at the weekend.
BBC FrontRow Podcast: comedian Sarah Millican; Wanderlust reviewed
February 28, 2012
Mark Lawson with the verdict on a new staging of John Adams’ opera The Death of Klinghoffer; comedian Sarah Millican discusses her new TV show; Jennifer Aniston in Wanderlust; and as Radio 4 invites nominations for New Elizabethans – people who have made an impact on the UK from 1952 to today- playwright Mark Ravenhill nominates his cultural choice.
The Idle Thumbs podcast is back! Sort of. All signs point to Idle Thumbs soon being back soon. Because they launched a Kickstarter campaign, and it seems to be working as they’ve raised over $100,000 from a $30,000 goal. Incredible. And good luck to the guys!
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