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Hello, world. Nigel Tuffin here — former child star, current cultural icon, and your favourite international treasure. You may remember me from my dazzling television career in the ’90s. Or perhaps you don’t, which is your loss, not mine. This show is my gift to you: rants about the decline of civilization (and trousers), questionable advice, and sponsorships from companies that may or may not exist. Think of me as Britain’s Ron Burgundy — if Ron Burgundy had better cheekbones and a BAFTA-worthy smile. The world needs a voice of reason. Instead, you’ve got me. You're welcome.

Nigel Goodman é o meu nome e o nome do meu podcast. Recomendo ouvir antes de dormir ou no fim do dia.

Set two seasons after the coronavirus devastated the summer game, Close of Play is a humorous rustic rural romp looking at what happens when property developers want to turn a village cricket ground into a new housing estate. The planning laws offer no protection. Protests do not help. And when the players can earn £40,000 each by selling off the land, everything seems lost. Until they decide to settle the issue by holding a £1 million village cricket match.

Een (bijna) dagelijkse 15 minuten durende rant van de Brits/Belgische comedian en 'grumpy old man' Nigel Williams.

Get ready for News at Ten-ish – the brand-new, totally unbiased, completely serious (ahem) news podcast brought to you by One Fylde Radio. Hosted by the brilliantly sharp Polly Tickle, this is the news show you didn’t know you needed – covering one or two of the week’s biggest national or international stories, but mostly diving deep into the weird, wonderful, and often ridiculous world of Fylde Coast news. Expect dry wit, a heavy dose of sarcasm, and a satirical take on the headlines – because let’s be honest, in times like these, if you’re not laughing at the news, you’re ...

Introducing "Two Left Feet" – The Football Podcast Like No Other! Hosted by Marilyn Booth and Rebecca Carter-Lindsay, Two Left Feet is the football podcast where clueless meets cutting-edge AI – and somehow, it all makes sense! Expect: Premier League reviews – with all the drama, dodgy decisions, and plenty of laughs. AI-powered predictions – putting technology to the test against pure guesswork. Football for Dummies – because let’s be honest, some rules still make no sense! Wild Takes of the Week – where we discuss the boldest, funniest, and most ridiculous football opinions....

Jam Butty Boy is the reluctant fell runner. How did he go from a gentle run on the roads to finding himself running at the tops of mountains in all kinds of weathers? Tune in to find out and meet him and his group of friends. Camo, an ex-army veteran who is always up for a bit of suffering. His arch nemesis, Yorkshire who is always trying to out do him. Three Coats the try hard. Algy, all the gear no idea. The naked camper. Assorted gamekeepers and farmers. And, of course, there is always Peaches.

A collection of the best and most popular programs from the Golden Age of Radio, digitally remastered, and including performances from some of Hollywood’s most beloved stars, like Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Raymond Burr, and many more.

Dying Breeds is a mockumentary series about clinging onto the old ways. Your host and roving reporter, Gervaise Sareen, searches out the people and professions of yesteryear to see if their days are numbered, or whether there's life in the old dogs yet.Written by Nigel Pilkington and Peter CraggTheme tune by Michael BennettAudio engineering and post-production by Holly ParrisSound design (episodes 4 and 5) by Jude Hodgson-HannRecorded at ID Audio, Londonwww.nigelpilkington.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From the chap who brought us the Gentleman's Code on SiriusXM, famed fashion photographer Nigel Barker brings you a podcast that promises to leave you both shaken AND stirred. The show is a culmination of 100s of dinner parties, boozy lunches, and drawn-out breakfasts where no subject was taboo and even the obvious can be surprising! So pull up a seat and join the conversation. Executive Producer: Nigel Barker