Welcome to the UK’s most listened-to independent music and entertainment podcast.

You want to listen to the show? You have 3 options:

1. You can listen by streaming the show straight from our website: just click here!
2. Or you can download the show to your computer – or your mobile phone – so you can listen whenever you want, and in the privacy of your own home: just right click here and use the ‘save’ or ‘save as’ option in your browser
3. Or, if you have iTunes, you can get the show from the iTunes store (free of charge!): just click here and listen to it on your iPod, iPhone, iPad, your computer or other iTunes-compatible music player. Better than radio!

The musical goodness that you can listen to in this week’s show includes:

1. Breed 77, La Ultima Hora (http://www.myspace.com/breed77)
2. Taina Asili y la Banda Rebelde, War Cry (http://www.myspace.com/tainapoet)
3. Dave Sasscer, Ella (http://www.myspace.com/davesasscer)
4. Origen, Perdón (http://www.myspace.com/origenweb)

Some of the talkie bits we cover in this week's Spanish-themed show includes:

• Soph’s poorly exploding bottom
• Why, precisely this is a special Spanish show
• Film review: Inception (and a discussion about William Gibson novels)
• Spanish fact! Spain's Parque Naçional de Sierra Nevada is the most heavily environmentally protected territory in Europe
• Lots of facts and a few peculiarities about the small village of Bérchules
• Lots of facts about the Alhambra palace in Granada
• The village of Bérchules celebrating New Year in… August! Oh yes.
• It is the anniversary of Bren getting arrested in Bérchules for a crime that doesn't exist
• Why the first course of Tapas is usually… pork.

How did it happen?
On Friday evening we sat in Studio B in rural Oxfordshire and listened to four excellent musical tracks that were so good, that we had to share them with you.

This Reality Podcast is an independently-produced, advertising-free, feast of musical goodness and a banquet of all-round entertainment, and all you have to do to enjoy it is to download the show! And it’s free of charge!

Normally we have a phone call slot, if you would like to join us during the show, just let us have your number and we’ll call you. Or you can add ‘thisrealitypodcast’ to your Skype address book.

You want more? Really?

About this production:
The show is recorded live in one take like a radio show. There is absolutely no after-show editing or post-production mucking about. While we were sitting in the studio recording the show we were also Twittering live. Why don’t you come on over and follow the podcast on This Reality Podcast twitter feed.

Did you know that you can send in your email or audio contributions to thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com or leave comments on the website?

If you are a band or a recording artist and you would like to send your music in to the podcast, just email us or do the MySpace thing at http://www.myspace.com/thisrealitypodcast or email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com.

Podcast admin:
All tracks are featured and played with the generous permission of the artists and/or their management.

Now go and visit their websites, tell them where you heard them and let them know how much you love their work! And treat yourself, buy a little piece of their work – recording artists have to eat, you know!

If you would like to contribute your thoughts to This Reality Podcast or air your views on any of the topics we’ve discussed (or anything else that you want to), just drop us a line. Email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com. Or if you prefer you can leave your comments, your tracks or your words of abuse or encouragement in our drop zone, just go to http://drop.io/thisrealitypodcast.

Or you can just leave your thoughts on the website at http://www.thisrealitypodcast.com.

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]]> 19 Jul 2010 @ 09:40 am +0000 http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/ University of Warwick Podcasts Professor of English, Professor Peter Mack discusses his new role as Director of the Warburg Institute University of Warwick Podcasts http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/
Topics discussed;

George Alarm, Lesister and the rape barrier, pub stories, Girls Gone Quizzing, 7 homeless kids seals a victory for Daily Star, Dubai Spain Birmingham, ethics, sneaky gays, lasagna sarnie, no fucking mayo, carb + carb = awesome, impressions vs. accents, dykes on bikes, how Marcus met…, chat up lames, Zoolander win, George Allwell; “I just like dancing”, AC Slater y’all, aluminous food, shout out and catch up, Gazzafied news, George phone cunt, G, Sky News is Fox-y, Katona trend - cocaine and kids, Dom loves Statham, Revolver - a defense, end.

Welcome to the UK’s most listened-to independent music and entertainment podcast.

You want to listen to the show? You have 3 options:

1. You can listen by streaming the show straight from our website: just click here!
2. Or you can download the show to your computer – or your mobile phone – so you can listen whenever you want, and in the privacy of your own home: just right click here and use the ‘save’ or ‘save as’ option in your browser
3. Or, if you have iTunes, you can get the show from the iTunes store (free of charge!): just click here and listen to it on your iPod, iPhone, iPad, your computer or other iTunes-compatible music player. Better than radio!

The musical goodness that you can listen to in this week’s show includes:

1. Hundred Reasons, What You Get (http://www.myspace.com/hundredreasons)
2. Unsound, August (http://www.myspace.com/thegreenstoneproject)
3. Ghosts on the Radio, Lovely (http://www.myspace.com/ghostsontheradio)
4. Grandadbob, Hide Me (http://www.myspace.com/grandadbobmusic)
5. The Hoodoo Fifties, Push Against The Roles (they put you through) (http://www.myspace.com/hoodoofifties)

Some of the talkie bits we cover this week includes:

• Soph's quiet week that has yielded lots of food. Yay!
• Soph catching Bren in bed with a bitch
• We had two tracks submitted by a female artist who is signed to Sony/RCA. They didn't make it on to our playlist
• A live phone call to Ian, our ex-pat correspondent who lives in Nebraska that covered such things as: Tornadoes, Barbecue weather, Freedom of speech vs Setting fire to the US flag, National stereotypes, Health & Safety (in a badger-related way), No MOT for vehicles, ‘Lie to Me' and ‘Flashforward'. And love for Norwegian Recycling
• Bad lawsuits 1: The mayor of a town in Turkey called ‘Batman' is suing Warner Brothers, claiming the makers of The Dark Knight used his city's name without permission.
• Bad lawsuits 2: German playboy pensioner Rolf Eden (77) tried to sue 19-year-old Katharina Weiss after she refused to sleep with him. His legal action hinged on his argument that she was being ageist.
• Evidence that the film industry is dead; according to Will Smith's IMDB page, he's currently working on Independence Day 3. And Independence Day 2. And The Karate Kid 2. And I Robot 2. And Hancock 2. And Bad Boys 3. And Men In Black 3. And I Am Legend – The Prequel. Do we need any more evidence?
• Meeting with Derek Hobbs off of Contraband
• A bit of a rant about the BBC's ‘cut n paste' solution to Jonathan Ross leaving his BBC radio show and leaving his BBC TV show and replacing him with Graham Norton who, in the past, has not, is not now and never will be any good. Is the BBC stifling creative talent through this series of decisions? Or is this somehow supposed to be a miraculous way of encouraging emerging talent?

How did it happen?
On Friday evening we sat in Studio B in rural Oxfordshire and we listened to four excellent musical tracks that were so good, that we had to share them with you.

This Reality Podcast is an independently-produced, advertising-free, feast of musical goodness and a banquet of all-round entertainment, and all you have to do to enjoy it is to download the show! And it’s free of charge!

Normally we have a phone call slot, if you would like to join us during the show, just let us have your number and we’ll call you. Or you can add ‘thisrealitypodcast’ to your Skype address book.

You want more? Really?

About this production:
The show is recorded live in one take like a radio show. There is absolutely no after-show editing or post-production mucking about. While we were sitting in the studio recording the show we were also Twittering live. Why don’t you come on over and follow the podcast on This Reality Podcast twitter feed.

Did you know that you can send in your email or audio contributions to thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com or leave comments on the website?

If you are a band or a recording artist and you would like to send your music in to the podcast, just email us or do the MySpace thing at http://www.myspace.com/thisrealitypodcast or email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com.

Podcast admin:
All tracks are featured and played with the generous permission of the artists and/or their management.

Now go and visit their websites, tell them where you heard them and let them know how much you love their work! And treat yourself, buy a little piece of their work – recording artists have to eat, you know!

If you would like to contribute your thoughts to This Reality Podcast or air your views on any of the topics we’ve discussed (or anything else that you want to), just drop us a line. Email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com. Or if you prefer you can leave your comments, your tracks or your words of abuse or encouragement in our drop zone, just go to http://drop.io/thisrealitypodcast.

Or you can just leave your thoughts on the website at http://www.thisrealitypodcast.com.

DIRECT DOWNLOAD | PODCAST RSS | WEBSITE |
This podcast was delivered to you via BritCaster.com

]]> 15 Jul 2010 @ 11:46 am +0000 http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/ University of Warwick Podcasts Hilary Pilkington talks about her new book Russia\'s Skinheads: Exploring and rethinking subcultural lives University of Warwick Podcasts http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/

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]]> 14 Jul 2010 @ 10:08 am +0000 http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/ University of Warwick Podcasts boston_wyn_grant-gra16d550.mp3 University of Warwick Podcasts http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/
Topics discussed;

Eye Dee, only the 5 drinks before work, other Podcasts? Nope, story custard, Daily Star daily cunts, gay asylum seekers, Nell McAndrew ehup, stay finished, open mic, beer custard, death wank, George dies, asphyxiwank, mosh death, vegan vs. bacon butty, Leary Twitter fails, The Business 2 going GaGa for Dyer, Marcus J Mitchell legendary swordsman dies at Rage gig, Danny Dyers agony hour, greatest video audio ever, Miley Spears, Dre Day, pause for tweet, George’s memory fail, Lee vs. Elton, relief comic, call back on context, cat’s diary, family cunts, pussy shave.

Welcome to the UK’s most listened-to independent music and entertainment podcast.

You want to listen to the show? You have 3 options:

1. You can listen by streaming the show straight from our website: just click here!
2. Or you can download the show to your computer – or your mobile phone – so you can listen whenever you want, and in the privacy of your own home: just right click here and use the ‘save’ or ‘save as’ option in your browser
3. Or, if you have iTunes, you can get the show from the iTunes store (free of charge!): just click here and listen to it on your iPod, iPhone, iPad, your computer or other iTunes-compatible music player. Better than radio!

This week we bring you a Cornbury Music Festival ‘special', with news, reviews and interviews with artists, band-members and members of the public. The musical goodness that you can listen to in this week’s show includes:

1. Charly Coombes and The New Breed, Hell Below (http://www.myspace.com/charlycoombes)
2. Joshua Radin, I'd Rather Be With You (http://www.myspace.com/joshuaradin)
3. Buddy Guy, Feels Like Rain (http://www.myspace.com/buddyguy)
4. The Brainchild, Conversational Tennis (http://www.myspace.com/brainchild44)

Some of the talkie bits we cover in this Cornbury special includes:

• Street entertainment brilliance
• Joshua Radin's groupie collective
• Sean, from Contraband being asked to sign girls breasts
• Views that Cornbury 2010 felt different to Cornbury 2009 for both of us
• An interview with Sean of Contraband
• An interview with Charly Coombes
• An interview with The International Jet Setters
• An interview with Chris Dowling of The Brainchild
• And interviews with the following members of the festival-going public: Callum and Family, John and Ellie, Jez, Matthew and the lovely Annie D

How did it happen?
On Friday evening we sat in Studio B in rural Oxfordshire and we talked about last weekend's Cornbury Music Festival and then we listened to four excellent musical tracks that were so good, that we had to share them with you.

This Reality Podcast is an independently-produced, advertising-free, feast of musical goodness and banquet of all-round entertainment, and all you have to do to enjoy it is to download the show! And it’s free of charge!

Normally we have a phone call slot, if you would like to join us during the show, just let us have your number and we’ll call you. Or you can add ‘thisrealitypodcast’ to your Skype address book.

You want more? Really?

About this production:
The show is recorded live in one take like a radio show. There is absolutely no after-show editing or post-production mucking about. While we were sitting in the studio recording the show we were also Twittering live. Why don’t you come on over and follow the podcast on This Reality Podcast twitter feed.

Did you know that you can send in your email or audio contributions to thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com or leave comments on the website?

If you are a band or a recording artist and you would like to send your music in to the podcast, just email us or do the MySpace thing at http://www.myspace.com/thisrealitypodcast or email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com.

Podcast admin:
All tracks are featured and played with the generous permission of the artists and/or their management.

Now go and visit their websites, tell them where you heard them and let them know how much you love their work! And treat yourself, buy a little piece of their work – recording artists have to eat, you know!

If you would like to contribute your thoughts to This Reality Podcast or air your views on any of the topics we’ve discussed (or anything else that you want to), just drop us a line. Email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com. Or if you prefer you can leave your comments, your tracks or your words of abuse or encouragement in our drop zone, just go to http://drop.io/thisrealitypodcast.

Or you can just leave your thoughts on the website at http://www.thisrealitypodcast.com.

Welcome to the UK’s most listened-to independent music and entertainment podcast.

You want to listen to the show? You have 3 options:

1. You can listen by streaming the show straight from our website: just click here!
2. Or you can download the show to your computer – or your mobile phone – so you can listen whenever you want, and in the privacy of your own home: just right click here and use the ‘save' or ‘save as' option in your browser
3. Or, if you have iTunes, you can get the show from the iTunes store (free of charge!): just click here and listen to it on your iPod, iPhone, iPad, your computer or other iTunes-compatible music player. Better than radio!

The musical goodness that you can listen to in this week’s show includes:

1. Speakowire, Supertight (http://www.myspace.com/speakowire)
2. My First Tooth, Margaret Yen (http://www.myspace.com/myfirsttooth)
3. Kamala, Repeated Beats (http://www.myspace.com/dannyrhymezandmattyb)
4. TQR (ft Tracy Gibbons), Underground (http://www.myspace.com/tqrmusic)
5. The Hype Theory, We Will Be Singing (http://www.myspace.com/thehypetheory)

Some of the talkie bits we cover includes:

• England crashing out of the World Cup
• Film Review: The Hurt Locker
• Theatre Review: Tomahawk Theatre‘s production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night at the Oxford Castle
• Very sad news at the departure of a dear friend, Ali Booker
• Bren's listening to a new podcast: Dirty Boxers
• Soph's sleepy, sleepy week off
• Bren's got a cunning idea for listener interaction – a Skype-based conference call. Let us have your views on the concept
• We explore the idea that Daily Mail readers have subscribed because they hate us and they need to have something to hate
• Some random discussions about Cornbury Festival, interviews Bren has pitched for and some special guests…?
• We listen to a clip from stand-up comedian Robin Ince which sets us up for:
• An interview with Silky, the organiser of the Isis Comedy Festival which will be taking part next weekend (9th, 10th, 11th July 2010) in Oxford

How did it happen?
On Friday evening we sat in Studio B in rural Oxfordshire and we listened to four excellent musical tracks that were so good, that we had to share them with you. Then we had a range of conversations about topics so diverse they defy a simple description.

This Reality Podcast is an independently-produced, advertising-free, feast of musical goodness and banquet of all-round entertainment, and all you have to do to enjoy it is to download the show! And it’s free of charge!

Normally we have a phone call slot, if you would like to join us during the show, just let us have your number and we’ll call you. Or you can add ‘thisrealitypodcast’ to your Skype address book.

You want more? Really?

About this production:
The show is recorded live in one take like a radio show. There is absolutely no after-show editing or post-production mucking about. While we were sitting in the studio recording the show we were also Twittering live. Why don’t you come on over and follow the podcast on This Reality Podcast twitter feed.

Did you know that you can send in your email or audio contributions to thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com or leave comments on the website?

If you are a band or a recording artist and you would like to send your music in to the podcast, just email us or do the MySpace thing at http://www.myspace.com/thisrealitypodcast or email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com.

Podcast admin:
All tracks are featured and played with the generous permission of the artists and/or their management.

Now go and visit their websites, tell them where you heard them and let them know how much you love their work! And treat yourself, buy a little piece of their work – recording artists have to eat, you know!

If you would like to contribute your thoughts to This Reality Podcast or air your views on any of the topics we’ve discussed (or anything else that you want to), just drop us a line. Email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com. Or if you prefer you can leave your comments, your tracks or your words of abuse or encouragement in our drop zone, just go to http://drop.io/thisrealitypodcast.

Or you can just leave your thoughts on the website at http://www.thisrealitypodcast.com.

Welcome to the UK’s most listened-to independent music and entertainment podcast.

You want to listen to the show? You have 3 options:

1. You can listen by streaming the show straight from our website: just click here!
2. Or you can download the show to your computer – or your mobile phone – so you can listen whenever you want, and in the privacy of your own home: just right click here and use the ‘save' or ‘save as' option in your browser
3. Or, if you have iTunes, you can get the show from the iTunes store (free of charge!): just click here and listen to it on your iPod, iPhone, iPad, your computer or other iTunes-compatible music player. Better than radio!

The musical goodness that you can listen to in this week’s show includes:

1. Hello Seahorse!, Won't Say Anything (http://www.myspace.com/helloseahorse)
2. Red Light Company, With Lights Out (http://www.myspace.com/redlightcompany)
3. Warning! Heat Ray!, Permanent Machine (http://www.myspace.com/thegreenstoneproject)
4. The National, Fake Empire (http://www.myspace.com/thenational)

The backing music we used as the soundbed for the interview with the organiser of Cornbury Music Festival was the totally excellent:

5. New Century Classics, Sandbox Love and New Century Classics, Is (http://www.myspace.com/newcenturyclassics) and also http://newcenturyclassics.bandcamp.com/

Some of the talkie bits we cover includes:

• The Spanish/Latin-themed show has been put back a few weeks owing to a calendar malfunction (Bren doesn't know what month it is!)
• Film review: Letters to Juliet
• We hear from Debbie, of Hinton near Thame, from last year
• A description of Pimm's for Janis
• News that next week we might have a guest co-presenter in the studio
• We hear about Soph & Pigeon Girl's visit to ‘Zumba' last week, and
• A pre-recorded interview with Hugh Phillimore, the organiser of the Cornbury Music Festival, that takes place in the Oxfordshire village of Charlbury.

How did it happen?
On Friday evening we sat in Studio B in rural Oxfordshire and we listened to four excellent musical tracks that were so good, that we had to share them with you. Then we had a range of conversations about topics so diverse they defy a simple description.

This Reality Podcast is an independently-produced, advertising-free, feast of musical goodness and banquet of all-round entertainment, and all you have to do to enjoy it is to download the show! And it’s free of charge!

Normally we have a phone call slot, if you would like to join us during the show, just let us have your number and we’ll call you. Or you can add ‘thisrealitypodcast’ to your Skype address book.

You want more? Really?

About this production:
The show is recorded live in one take like a radio show. There is absolutely no after-show editing or post-production mucking about. While we were sitting in the studio recording the show we were also Twittering live. Why don’t you come on over and follow the podcast on This Reality Podcast twitter feed.

Did you know that you can send in your email or audio contributions to thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com or leave comments on the website?

If you are a band or a recording artist and you would like to send your music in to the podcast, just email us or do the MySpace thing at http://www.myspace.com/thisrealitypodcast or email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com.

Podcast admin:
All tracks are featured and played with the generous permission of the artists and/or their management.

Now go and visit their websites, tell them where you heard them and let them know how much you love their work! And treat yourself, buy a little piece of their work – recording artists have to eat, you know!

If you would like to contribute your thoughts to This Reality Podcast or air your views on any of the topics we’ve discussed (or anything else that you want to), just drop us a line. Email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com. Or if you prefer you can leave your comments, your tracks or your words of abuse or encouragement in our drop zone, just go to http://drop.io/thisrealitypodcast.

Or you can just leave your thoughts on the website at http://www.thisrealitypodcast.com.

DIRECT DOWNLOAD | PODCAST RSS | WEBSITE |
This podcast was delivered to you via BritCaster.com

]]> 23 Jun 2010 @ 07:06 am +0000 http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/ University of Warwick Podcasts PVCIT (Premium Vehicle Customer Interface Technologies) is a Centre of Excellence part funded by Advantage West Midlands (AWM) and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) to provide support to industry based within the region. The centre is a unique research and development facility that provides companies direct access to the latest product evaluation technologies and processes along with the expertise to identify solutions appropriate to real world engineering problems. Along with project partners, the aim is to build a facility that will stimulate the local economy and help to sustain the technical capability of the region. University of Warwick Podcasts http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/
Topics discussed;

Record breaking start, Everton - English free, Marcustard, no such thing as gay women, alleged chat-up lines, numerolocustard, phone lines, more Dyer, this time with supply husband Reid, what about liable? Fuck it, George Vs lesbians and Jews, George would cut his arm off, in a second, contrived joke of the week, your welcome John, finally numerology halleluiah, Blair Corman fucking moron, Glen Beck’s novel approach of cunt, Ant or Dec doesn’t matter, Corden - just stop. Sporty chat, Danny Dyers Agony Hour, guess the imdb, REAL TALK, Our Kelly the lunatic, R Kelly reads an email, George is a spaz, end.

Welcome to the UK’s most listened-to independent music and entertainment podcast.

You want to listen to the show? You have 3 options:

1. You can listen by streaming the show straight from our website: just click here!
2. Or you can download the show to your computer – or your mobile phone – so you can listen whenever you want, and in the privacy of your own home: just right click here and use the ‘save' or ‘save as' option in your browser
3. Or, if you have iTunes, you can get the show from the iTunes store (free of charge!): just click here and listen to it on your iPod, iPhone, iPad, your computer or other iTunes-compatible music player. Better than radio!

The musical goodness that you can listen to in this week’s show includes:

1. The National, Bloodbuzz Ohio (http://www.myspace.com/thenational)
2. The Family Machine, Reminds Me Of You (http://www.myspace.com/thefamilymachine)
3. New Century Classics, Sandbox Love (http://www.myspace.com/newcenturyclassics) and also http://newcenturyclassics.bandcamp.com/
4. Secret Rivals, It Would Be Colder Here Without You (http://www.myspace.com/secretrivalsband)

Some of the talkie bits we cover includes:

• Disturbing news that Soph used to have a crush on a cartoon dog
• A refreshing outbreak of Pimm's during the show
• Studio 60 on Sunset Strip: is it just The West Wing-lite?
• Soph's equally disturbing email exchange with Vincent Gallo after watching Buffalo 66
• World Cup footballs – the ball controversy
• World Cup vuvuzelas – and how one of our neighbours is in for a shock
• A live interview with English Ex-Pat, US resident, Ian Barker that covered just some of the cultural differences between Nebraska and Milton Keynes, that includes: Tornado warnings, 60mph winds and 33c blue skies, all in the same day. Being able to see a storm coming from 150 miles away.

How did it happen?
On Friday evening we sat in Studio B in rural Oxfordshire and we listened to four excellent musical tracks that were so good, that we had to share them with you. Then we had a range of conversations about topics so diverse they defy a simple description.

This Reality Podcast is an independently-produced, advertising-free, feast of musical goodness and banquet of all-round entertainment, and all you have to do to enjoy it is to download the show! And it’s free of charge!

Normally we have a phone call slot, if you would like to join us during the show, just let us have your number and we’ll call you. Or you can add ‘thisrealitypodcast’ to your Skype address book.

You want more? Really?

About this production:
The show is recorded live in one take like a radio show. There is absolutely no after-show editing or post-production mucking about. While we were sitting in the studio recording the show we were also Twittering live. Why don’t you come on over and follow the podcast on This Reality Podcast twitter feed.

Did you know that you can send in your email or audio contributions to thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com or leave comments on the website?

If you are a band or a recording artist and you would like to send your music in to the podcast, just email us or do the MySpace thing at http://www.myspace.com/thisrealitypodcast or email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com.

Podcast admin:
All tracks are featured and played with the generous permission of the artists and/or their management.

Now go and visit their websites, tell them where you heard them and let them know how much you love their work! And treat yourself, buy a little piece of their work – recording artists have to eat, you know!

If you would like to contribute your thoughts to This Reality Podcast or air your views on any of the topics we’ve discussed (or anything else that you want to), just drop us a line. Email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com. Or if you prefer you can leave your comments, your tracks or your words of abuse or encouragement in our drop zone, just go to http://drop.io/thisrealitypodcast.

Or you can just leave your thoughts on the website at http://www.thisrealitypodcast.com.

Welcome to the UK’s most listened-to independent music and entertainment podcast.

You want to listen to the show? You have 3 options:

1. You can listen by streaming the show straight from our website: just click here!
2. Or you can download the show to your computer – or your mobile phone – so you can listen whenever you want, and in the privacy of your own home: just right click here and use the ’save’ or ’save as’ option
3. Or, if you have iTunes, you can get the show from the iTunes store (free of charge!): just click here and listen to it on your iPod, iPhone, iPad, your computer or other iTunes-compatible music player. Better than radio!

The musical goodness that you can listen to in this week’s show includes:

1. Airport Girl, The Foolishness That We Create Through Love Is The Closest We Come To Greatness (http://www.myspace.com/shamboliclofiindiepop)
2. Beck Lanehart, Hearts That Sink (http://rebeccalanehart.bandcamp.com)
3. Bear In The Air, Unnatural (http://www.myspace.com/bitabearintheair)
4. The Witches, Sleep Like The Witch That You Are (http://www.myspace.com/witchesband)

Some of the talkie bits we cover includes:

• Film review: GI Joe on DVD
• Music news: The Manor, the Oxfordshire country house recording studio that gave the world Tubular Bells, is up for sale
• Virtuoso bass guitarist Steve Lawson has a new album out. Details of ‘Live So Far' are available at his website
• Bren and Tom went eventing last weekend, and as a result…
• Soph hid gig tickets! *gasp*
• Is it too early to play a Christmas record – Bren's found a great rap Christmas tune!
• Hot Vamp Club would love you to go here and fill in the survey
• We ask a very valid question about Sarah Ferguson and her services to business
• Ian's parcel that took 24 hours to get to the US but another 24 hours to get delivered

How did it happen?
On Friday evening we sat in Studio B in rural Oxfordshire and we listened to four excellent musical tracks that were so good, that we had to share them with you. Then we had a range of conversations about topics so diverse they defy a simple description.

This Reality Podcast is an independently-produced, advertising-free, feast of musical goodness and banquet of all-round entertainment, and all you have to do to enjoy it is to download the show! And it’s free of charge!

Normally we have a phone call slot, if you would like to join us during the show, just let us have your number and we’ll call you. Or you can add ‘thisrealitypodcast’ to your Skype address book.

You want more? Really?

About this production:
The show is recorded live in one take like a radio show. There is absolutely no after-show editing or post-production mucking about. While we were sitting in the studio recording the show we were also Twittering live. Why don’t you come on over and follow the podcast on This Reality Podcast twitter feed.

Did you know that you can send in your email or audio contributions to thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com or leave comments on the website?

If you are a band or a recording artist and you would like to send your music in to the podcast, just email us or do the MySpace thing at http://www.myspace.com/thisrealitypodcast or email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com.

Podcast admin:
All tracks are featured and played with the generous permission of the artists and/or their management.

Now go and visit their websites, tell them where you heard them and let them know how much you love their work! And treat yourself, buy a little piece of their work – recording artists have to eat, you know!

If you would like to contribute your thoughts to This Reality Podcast or air your views on any of the topics we’ve discussed (or anything else that you want to), just drop us a line. Email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com. Or if you prefer you can leave your comments, your tracks or your words of abuse or encouragement in our drop zone, just go to http://drop.io/thisrealitypodcast.

Or you can just leave your thoughts on the website at http://www.thisrealitypodcast.com.

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]]> 4 Jun 2010 @ 08:28 am +0000 http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/ University of Warwick Podcasts A medieval system of marking stone in building work could be a cheap and effective way of ending the modern day frustration of constructing ‘flat-pack’ furniture, according to a University of Warwick academic. Mason’s Marks refer to marks made on the blocks of walling stone and on moulded stone as part of the construction process, and have been in use for centuries. Academics studying the use of the marks at the University of Warwick claim self-assembly furniture manufacturers could learn a lot from the ancient system and save thousands of pounds in production costs. University of Warwick Podcasts http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/ Episode 118: 58 minutes running time

Welcome to the UK’s most listened-to independent music and entertainment podcast.

You want to listen to the show? You have 3 options:

1. You can listen by streaming the show straight from our website: just click here!
2. Or you can download the show to your computer so you can listen whenever you want, and in the privacy of your own home: just right click here and use the ’save’ or ’save as’ option
3. Or, if you have iTunes, you can get the show from the iTunes store (free of charge!): just click here and listen to it on your iPod, iPhone, iPad, your computer or other iTunes-compatible music player. Better than radio!

The musical goodness that you can listen to in this week’s show includes:

1. Geographer, Kites (http://www.myspace.com/geographermusic)
2. Phoenix Williams, Everything's Good (http://www.myspace.com/phoenixwilliams)
3. James Lanman, The Disease (http://www.myspace.com/jameslanman)
4. Baddies, We Beat Our Chest (http://www.myspace.com/baddies)

Some of the talkie bits we cover includes:

• Film review: Ridley Scott's ‘Robin Hood' (a good film but it has issues)
• Film review: Streetdance 3D
• The 2010 Eurovision Song Competition
• Cornbury Festival news
• Commotion Festival news
• American singer Katherine McPhee, who we played last week
• X-Factor, Britain's Got Talent and all the other rubbish TV talent shows
• Drama review: The play ‘Txtlife‘ written and produced by Lee Woodward

How did it happen?
On Friday evening we sat in Studio B in rural Oxfordshire and we listened to four excellent musical tracks that were so good, that we had to share them with you. Then we had a range of conversations about topics so diverse they defy a simple description.

This Reality Podcast is an independently-produced, advertising-free, feast of musical goodness and banquet of all-round entertainment, and all you have to do to enjoy it is to download the show! And it’s free of charge!

Normally we have a phone call slot, if you would like to join us during the show, just let us have your number and we’ll call you. Or you can add ‘thisrealitypodcast’ to your Skype address book.

You want more? Really?

About this production:

The show is recorded live in one take like a live radio show. There is no after-show editing or post-production mucking about. While we were sitting in the studio recording the show we were also Twittering live. Why don’t you come on over and follow the podcast on This Reality Podcast twitter feed.

Did you know that you can send in your email or audio contributions to thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com or leave comments on the website?

If you are a band or a recording artist and you would like to send your music in to the podcast, just email us or do the MySpace thing at http://www.myspace.com/thisrealitypodcast or email us at thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com.

Podcast admin:
All tracks are featured and played with the generous permission of the artists and/or their management.

Now go and visit their websites, tell them where you heard them and let them know how much you love their work! And treat yourself, buy a little piece of their work – recording artists have to eat, you know!

If you would like to contribute your thoughts to This Reality Podcast or air your views on any of the topics we’ve discussed (or anything else that you want to), just drop us a line. Email us at: thisrealitypodcast@googlemail.com. Or if you prefer you can leave your comments, your tracks or your words of abuse or encouragement in our drop zone, just go to http://drop.io/thisrealitypodcast.

Or you can just leave your thoughts on the website at http://www.thisrealitypodcast.com.

DIRECT DOWNLOAD | PODCAST RSS | WEBSITE |
This podcast was delivered to you via BritCaster.com

]]> 2 Jun 2010 @ 08:56 am +0000 http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/ University of Warwick Podcasts Professor Erica Carter from the University of Warwick’s Department of German Studies talks about the release of her new book Béla Balázs: Early Film Theory, the first English translation of the Hungarian\'s work, and the accompanying exhibition University of Warwick Podcasts http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/newsandevents/podcasts/media/ Episode 117: 1 hour running time

You want to listen to the show? You have 3 options:

1. To stream this show via the website, just click here!
2. To download the show to your PC so you can listen in the privacy of your own home (and whenever you want): just right click here and use the ‘save' or ‘save as' option
3. Or why not add it to your iTunes and listen to it on your iPhone or iPod or mp3 player wherever you go? Better than radio!

How did it happen?
On Friday evening we sat in our studio in Oxfordshire and listened to four excellent tracks that are so good we want to share them with you. Then we had a range of conversations about topics so diverse they defy a simple description. And we listened to an interview with author Alex Marsh talk about his new book Sex and Bowls and Rock ‘n' Roll – that's what you get in this week's entertainment package.

This Reality Podcast is an independently-produced, advertising-free, feast of musical goodness and all-round entertainment, and all you have to do to enjoy it is to download the show!

Normally we have a phone call slot, if you would like to join the show on the phone, let us have your number and we’ll call you, or add ‘thisrealitypodcast’ to your Skype address book.

Talkie bits:

• Bad drivers, we discuss a couple of scenarios that happen far too often
• Film review: Hot Tub Time Machine (a bit meh)
• BTs broadband outage that has kept us quiet for most of the week
• Glastonbury news: U2 are out, Gorillaz are in. Yay!
• Beck Lanehart's new download service: http://rebeccalanehart.bandcamp.com/
• Happy Birthday to Tom Robinson! (he's Bren's hero)
• Alex Marsh (aka Johnny Billericay aka the blogger of Private Secret Diary) giving us an interview and talking about his new book Sex and Bowls and Rock & Roll

You want more? Really?

How about the musical goodness that this week includes:

1. Anemo, Heaven is Waiting? (http://www.myspace.com/anemomusic)
2. Richard Walters, Flooded Valley (http://www.myspace.com/richardwalters)
3. Katherine McPhee, Say Goodbye (http://www.myspace.com/katharinemcphee)
4. Elmore, One Step (http://www.myspace.com/elmoreband)

About this production:

This show was recorded *live* in Studio B in rural Oxfordshire in one take with no after-show editing or post-production mucking about. While we were sitting in the studio recording the show we were also Twittering live. Why don’t you come on over and follow the podcast on This Reality Podcast twitter feed.

Did you know that you can send in your email or audio contributions to thisrealitypodcast@gmail.com or leave comments on the website?

If you are a band or a recording artist and you would like to send your music in to the podcast, just email us or do the MySpace thing at http://www.myspace.com/thisrealitypodcast or email us.

Podcast admin:
All tracks are featured and played with the generous permission of the artists and/or their management.

Now go and visit their websites, tell them where you heard them and let them know how much you love their work! And treat yourself, buy a little piece of their work – recording artists have to eat, you know!

If you would like to contribute your thoughts to This Reality Podcast or air your views on any of the topics we’ve discussed (or anything else that you want to), just drop us a line. Email us at: thisrealitypodcast@googlemail.com. Or if you prefer you can leave your comments, your tracks or your words of abuse or encouragement in our drop zone, just go to http://drop.io/thisrealitypodcast.

Or you can just leave your thoughts on the website at http://www.thisrealitypodcast.com.