Showing posts with label brexit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brexit. Show all posts

Friday, January 17, 2020

Episode 9

In this episode, host Andy Churnwell chats to his old pal Dominic Lawson; to his Northern lady friend June, who is all woman, about their Blue Passport Cruise round the UK; to June's friend Janice, whose son Tyson is out of control; to the actor who played Bounty boaster One Sheet (AKA One Shit); and to Jovis, the Millennial social media guru at Braincase Films. Plus, Andy's Chip Shop Odyssey takes him to Brislington in Bristol. Music from Chode and Ringo.

Sunday, August 25, 2019

Episode 7

In this episode Millennial Award-winning broadcaster Andy Churnwell sings the praises of Tory MP Grant Shapps; chats to Tim from Bristol, whom he quickly puts on his enemies list; gets the lowdown from Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien, who loves chunky riffs; berates an American Millennial director; and grills Braincase Rob on the whereabouts of Braincase Jason. Plus: music from Residual Heat and Chode!

Monday, June 10, 2019

Episode 6

In this episode award-winning broadcaster Andy Churnwell chats to his good friend D-Law (Dominic Lawson) about their new book, Home County Rambles, which critics have reviewed rather unfavourably; receives a series of nuisance calls; discovers his Scottish heritage; and chats to the Braincase boys about their latest business ventures. Music from Minty Clinch, Tannoy and Braincase Rob.

Tuesday, April 16, 2019

Episode 5

In this episode award-winning broadcaster Andy Churnwell campaigns for a hard Brexit and takes calls from cat killer Barry from Swindon and actor Sean Bean. He also chats to Grant Shapps and the boys from Braincase Films. Music from Braincase Rob.

Friday, December 21, 2018

Episode 4

In this special Christmas edition of the podcast, Andy Churnwell rants about Paul Hollywood; chats to his ex-wife's new lover, Steve, a man who Andy believes looks like Paul Hollywood; falls out, again, with his best pal Dominic Lawson (D-Law); discusses Brexit with Dominic Raab MP; and endure a conversation with his new employers, Braincase Films, who call live from their trendy Christmas party. Plus, there is music from '70s rockers Chode and Sexy Geordie with Die Weltenbummler.