Episode 214 – Tim From The Office Cosplaying
After The Beast From The East put paid to them recording last week Ant and Tom are back, despite the not quite so bad snow.
Being British they spend a lot of the first part of the episode talking about the unseasonal weather… or is it?
Ant went to see American pop-punkers The Atiaris a couple of weeks ago and Tom went to see Feeder last night, so many stories of gigs including memories of the Astoria and enjoying seeing professional musicians mess things up.
Lots of Marvel talk again as Ant got to see Black Panther, Jessica Jones series two has started (a conversation prompted by a live text exchange between Tom and Smokey of Rated H), the second Trailer for Avengers: Infinity War dropped. Ant also started watching DC’s Netflix series, Black Lightning.
It’s been a weird month for celebrity casualties what with Kevin Smith’s heart attack and the passing of Ken Dodd, Jim Bowen and Stephen Hawking.
The show ends on the very British problem of how you take your cream tea (ooh err missus!), Devon or Cornwall. A simple administration error nearly lost the National Trust a load of money in subscription fees.
All this, and more of this episode of the Anywhere But Here Podcast.
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Episode 184 – Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better
Between this episode and the last Theresa May has finally outlined her plans for Brexit and it sounds a bit pushy, like wanting to not pay for you gym membership yet sill wanting to have access to some of the equipment, or else.
Not to be outdone, Donald Trump made the bleakest presidential inaugural speech ever, proving that whatever our country does, the US will match and vice-versa.
It snowed in Kent last week which caused massive traffic chaos. Tom’s travel home from work took 3 hours whereas Ant managed to go the most dangerous way home, but was able to get home in 45 minutes as people avoided it. However, Spain had its first major snow fall in over 100 years in some areas and even the Sahara had over a metre of snow in some places!
Ant and Tom discuss the pros and cons of the latest series of Sherlock on the BBC and Tom recommends Taboo, also on the BBC and staring Tom Hardy.
A man came forward this week claiming to have the biggest penis in the world and it certainly is, measuring in at 18.9 inches, but there are far more downsides to having a huge penis than you may, at first glance, appreciate. Despite that, the man says he still wouldn’t have reduction surgery as he’s famous because of it.
All this and more on this episode of the Anywhere But Here podcast.
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Episode 116 – Snow Banked
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 41:05 — 38.5MB)Subscribe: Android | RSSThis special podcast is going out at some point when it has snowed so hard Ant and Tom have been unable to record… or, perhaps it’ll be […]
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Episode 106 – Bronze Bum ‘oles
Many topics are covered on this weeks episode including The Superbowl and how weird it is to have a team representing a city versus a team that represents a collection of small states in a show that is mainly advertising interspersed with some sport. In other sporting news, Andy Murray’s fiancee – Kim Sears – got into trouble at the Australian open leading her to wear a ‘Parental Advisory’ logo top to today’s final, which is a dead heat at the time of going to print. COME ON ANDY! We weren’t really taking the piss… honest.
Tom talks about seeing two films in one day at the cinema this week: Whiplash and Ex-Machina and how the girl at the counter called him out on being the type that would watch two films in one day. Ant has watch Chicago and gives his view on the musical.
Blink-182 have been in the news for all the wrong reasons this week, with all three members behaving like children in a playground fight rather than the middle-aged men they are. Ant and Tom discuss the differences between they way Blink-182 are seen as opposed to the way other acts like Green Day have managed their career and whether or not any of them are really relevant any more.
Snow has been a hot topic across Britain this week and has affected both Ant and Tom on their commutes to and from work, but not as much as it’s affected some of our American friends. The royals have been blasted for not getting involved with the pardoning of over 49,000 gay people charged for being practicing homosexuals in the early part of last century, even though William and Kate said no such thing.
Finally, a new craze may be about to sweep the world: getting your anus made into a bronze statue. Watch the full clip below to see it in all it’s glory. Thanks to @ozzit for posting it to us! It’s NSFW, so be mindful where you’re watching.
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Episode 41 – Foggots
This week’s episode features a call to arms for you all to listen to some independent podcasts like ours, as they are largely more interesting than the professionally produced ones out there. Ant and Tom also ask for people to visit their website and use the Amazon banner in the top right corner to buy your Christmas presents from.
They then get into a lengthy debate about faggots and why a man was banned from Facebook for liking them… another English thing that has lost it’s translation on the other side of the Atlantic. They try to set up a group on Facebook ‘Faggots are food not people’ but Facebook wouldn’t even allow that, they boys will endeavour!
We hear about Tom’s fancy dress experiences at work and the fireworks he went to see on the Saturday before the show. Ant tells of an 80 year old Russian man who went toe-to-toe with a bear and survived – both the bear attack and the fall from a cliff the bear pushed him from!
Ant and Tome urge their listeners to fund a web series of Aardman animations’ ‘Morph’ programme that first appeared on kids TV during their childhood on a programme called ‘Hart to Hart’. Please visit the Kickstarter link below and give if you enjoyed the show.
