Waffle On Podcast

Waffle On About The Rocky Horror Picture Show Hello and welcome to this little special edition of Waffle On Podcast.  Not so long ago Meds stood in for Rico Dostie on Treks in Sci Fi and  covered the brilliant 1977 film The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Now we couldnt let this little gem go so here it is for you excellent listeners. Based on the stage play written by Richard O'brien this film created a huge cult following around the world. It is still played at cinemas today but with the added bonus of audience participation. The podcast is packed with clips and some of the musical numbers featured in the film. Take a step to the left and enjoy.

Waffle On About The Rocky Horror Picture Show Hello and welcome to this little special edition of Waffle On Podcast.  Not so long ago Meds stood in for Rico Dostie on Treks in Sci Fi and  covered the brilliant 1977 film The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Now we couldnt let this little gem go so here it is for you excellent listeners. Based on the stage play written by Richard O'brien this film created a huge cult following around the world. It is still played at cinemas today but with the added bonus of audience participation. The podcast is packed with clips and some of the musical numbers featured in the film. Take a step to the left and enjoy.

Waffle On About The Rocky Horror Picture Show Hello and welcome to this little special edition of Waffle On Podcast.  Not so long ago Meds stood in for Rico Dostie on Treks in Sci Fi and  covered the brilliant 1977 film The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Now we couldnt let this little gem go so here it is for you excellent listeners. Based on the stage play written by Richard O'brien this film created a huge cult following around the world. It is still played at cinemas today but with the added bonus of audience participation. The podcast is packed with clips and some of the musical numbers featured in the film. Take a step to the left and enjoy.

Waffle On About Chopper On this episode Meds and Kell talk about the 2000 film Chopper which shot Eric Bana to international fame. Directed by Andrew Dominik who has recently directed the Brad Pitt film The Assastination of Jesse James this film charts the history of notorious Australian criminal Mark 'Chopper' Read.Its violent, its 'kind of' true and its got some great Aussie slang words. What more can you ask for. We have a excellent comment from writer Stefan Sawynok

Waffle On About Chopper On this episode Meds and Kell talk about the 2000 film Chopper which shot Eric Bana to international fame. Directed by Andrew Dominik who has recently directed the Brad Pitt film The Assastination of Jesse James this film charts the history of notorious Australian criminal Mark 'Chopper' Read.Its violent, its 'kind of' true and its got some great Aussie slang words. What more can you ask for. We have a excellent comment from writer Stefan Sawynok

Waffle On About Chopper On this episode Meds and Kell talk about the 2000 film Chopper which shot Eric Bana to international fame. Directed by Andrew Dominik who has recently directed the Brad Pitt film The Assastination of Jesse James this film charts the history of notorious Australian criminal Mark 'Chopper' Read.Its violent, its 'kind of' true and its got some great Aussie slang words. What more can you ask for. We have a excellent comment from writer Stefan Sawynok

Waffle On About laurel and Hardy. Hello and Happy New Year to you all may 2011 be a fantastic Waffley One for you all. So we crack on with our new style (kind of) with Laurel and Hardy two fantastic comedians and probably on eof the most well known and influential double acts ever to cross our screens on cinema and television. The duo bring together everything that is great about British and American comedy. We discuss the duo, the odd film and of course we play a couple of clips, the theme tune and right at the end after the promos a treat. The full version of Trail from the lonesome pine. Thanks to those who sent us comments and please do continue to listen this year.

Waffle On About laurel and Hardy. Hello and Happy New Year to you all may 2011 be a fantastic Waffley One for you all. So we crack on with our new style (kind of) with Laurel and Hardy two fantastic comedians and probably on eof the most well known and influential double acts ever to cross our screens on cinema and television. The duo bring together everything that is great about British and American comedy. We discuss the duo, the odd film and of course we play a couple of clips, the theme tune and right at the end after the promos a treat. The full version of Trail from the lonesome pine. Thanks to those who sent us comments and please do continue to listen this year.

Waffle On About laurel and Hardy. Hello and Happy New Year to you all may 2011 be a fantastic Waffley One for you all. So we crack on with our new style (kind of) with Laurel and Hardy two fantastic comedians and probably on eof the most well known and influential double acts ever to cross our screens on cinema and television. The duo bring together everything that is great about British and American comedy. We discuss the duo, the odd film and of course we play a couple of clips, the theme tune and right at the end after the promos a treat. The full version of Trail from the lonesome pine. Thanks to those who sent us comments and please do continue to listen this year.

Waffle On About Planes, Trains & Automobiles Hello and welcome to the Christmas edition of Waffle On and what better way than to reminisce about a classic feel good Christmas film from John Hughes. Planes, Trains & Automobiles came out in 1987 and is actually a Thanksgiving set film but hey, come on it feels and looks like a Christmas film and as we in England don't celebrate thanksgiving we class it as a Christmas film. Starring Steve Martin and John Candy in the lead roles this films which is basically a road movie comedy, it is packed with laughs, slapstick and of course feel good moments. We pack this episode of Waffle On with clips from the film and a couple of songs featured on the soundtrack. Many thanks go to Jen Rhodes from The Anomaly Podcast and Stephen Curtis from Tiny Bronco Productions who sent us mp3 comments about this film As is our norm these days we play a classic song from the film after the promo's so please do listen through and enjoy the brilliant tune. Finally may we take this moment to say thank you for staying with us in 2010, we cant wait to bring you more Waffle On's in the New Year, so please do have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Meds and Kell.

Waffle On About Planes, Trains & Automobiles Hello and welcome to the Christmas edition of Waffle On and what better way than to reminisce about a classic feel good Christmas film from John Hughes. Planes, Trains & Automobiles came out in 1987 and is actually a Thanksgiving set film but hey, come on it feels and looks like a Christmas film and as we in England don't celebrate thanksgiving we class it as a Christmas film. Starring Steve Martin and John Candy in the lead roles this films which is basically a road movie comedy, it is packed with laughs, slapstick and of course feel good moments. We pack this episode of Waffle On with clips from the film and a couple of songs featured on the soundtrack. Many thanks go to Jen Rhodes from The Anomaly Podcast and Stephen Curtis from Tiny Bronco Productions who sent us mp3 comments about this film As is our norm these days we play a classic song from the film after the promo's so please do listen through and enjoy the brilliant tune. Finally may we take this moment to say thank you for staying with us in 2010, we cant wait to bring you more Waffle On's in the New Year, so please do have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Meds and Kell.

Waffle On About Planes, Trains & Automobiles Hello and welcome to the Christmas edition of Waffle On and what better way than to reminisce about a classic feel good Christmas film from John Hughes. Planes, Trains & Automobiles came out in 1987 and is actually a Thanksgiving set film but hey, come on it feels and looks like a Christmas film and as we in England don't celebrate thanksgiving we class it as a Christmas film. Starring Steve Martin and John Candy in the lead roles this films which is basically a road movie comedy, it is packed with laughs, slapstick and of course feel good moments. We pack this episode of Waffle On with clips from the film and a couple of songs featured on the soundtrack. Many thanks go to Jen Rhodes from The Anomaly Podcast and Stephen Curtis from Tiny Bronco Productions who sent us mp3 comments about this film As is our norm these days we play a classic song from the film after the promo's so please do listen through and enjoy the brilliant tune. Finally may we take this moment to say thank you for staying with us in 2010, we cant wait to bring you more Waffle On's in the New Year, so please do have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Meds and Kell.

Waffle On About Blackadder 2 Hello and welcome to this months edition of Waffle On. On this show we talk about the brilliant 1986 comedy Blackadder 2 set during the reign of Queen Elizabeth the first. Written by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton it starred Rowan Atkinson in the title role and was splendidly supported by Stephen Fry, Miranda Richardson, Tim McInnerny, Tony Robinson and Patsy Byrne. The show had guest stars such as Rik Mayall and the wonderful Hugh laurie. On this episode we are pleased to have back Peter Coleman who last guested on the Political Satire Show, its always a pleasure to Waffle On with Pete and we look forward to having him on the show again very soon. We as usual play some promos after the initial show but please do listen to them because we have a couple of surprises at the end. Oh and while i think about it I add a small recording from me about itunes. It looks like we only had 20 shows available to download, we have done 32, this has now been sorted and you can download every episode on itunes so please go back and have a look at what you could have missed. Next month, which is the Christmas show we  will be talking about the film brilliant film, Planes, Trains and Automobiles so if you fancy being on the show ( via mp3's and email format) please do get in touch at waffleonpodcast@gmail.com or leave us comments on the Face-Book page.

Waffle On About Blackadder 2 Hello and welcome to this months edition of Waffle On. On this show we talk about the brilliant 1986 comedy Blackadder 2 set during the reign of Queen Elizabeth the first. Written by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton it starred Rowan Atkinson in the title role and was splendidly supported by Stephen Fry, Miranda Richardson, Tim McInnerny, Tony Robinson and Patsy Byrne. The show had guest stars such as Rik Mayall and the wonderful Hugh laurie. On this episode we are pleased to have back Peter Coleman who last guested on the Political Satire Show, its always a pleasure to Waffle On with Pete and we look forward to having him on the show again very soon. We as usual play some promos after the initial show but please do listen to them because we have a couple of surprises at the end. Oh and while i think about it I add a small recording from me about itunes. It looks like we only had 20 shows available to download, we have done 32, this has now been sorted and you can download every episode on itunes so please go back and have a look at what you could have missed. Next month, which is the Christmas show we  will be talking about the film brilliant film, Planes, Trains and Automobiles so if you fancy being on the show ( via mp3's and email format) please do get in touch at waffleonpodcast@gmail.com or leave us comments on the Face-Book page.

Waffle On About Blackadder 2 Hello and welcome to this months edition of Waffle On. On this show we talk about the brilliant 1986 comedy Blackadder 2 set during the reign of Queen Elizabeth the first. Written by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton it starred Rowan Atkinson in the title role and was splendidly supported by Stephen Fry, Miranda Richardson, Tim McInnerny, Tony Robinson and Patsy Byrne. The show had guest stars such as Rik Mayall and the wonderful Hugh laurie. On this episode we are pleased to have back Peter Coleman who last guested on the Political Satire Show, its always a pleasure to Waffle On with Pete and we look forward to having him on the show again very soon. We as usual play some promos after the initial show but please do listen to them because we have a couple of surprises at the end. Oh and while i think about it I add a small recording from me about itunes. It looks like we only had 20 shows available to download, we have done 32, this has now been sorted and you can download every episode on itunes so please go back and have a look at what you could have missed. Next month, which is the Christmas show we  will be talking about the film brilliant film, Planes, Trains and Automobiles so if you fancy being on the show ( via mp3's and email format) please do get in touch at waffleonpodcast@gmail.com or leave us comments on the Face-Book page.