Jack is back in Oz, and that means the WWaW pod is back to its former rhythm, - like many things in life you can do it on your own but it's better with another person. Jack was restricted to his top 5 travel experiences but left us wanting more. Graham read a listener’s recommendation, and Jack read the book of a play that is about to turn into a film. We watched a young man not getting old, the hunt for a bomber, and sheep (which are smarter than you think). Meanwhile we shut up and listened to Norman F*#king Rockwell, and discovered Pallas Haze. Meanwhile it turns out that podcast economics relies on getting a ridiculously high number of listeners – who knew? And we resisted the rabbit hole which is the UK Celebrity Traitors (but stay tuned….)
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Whisky: Scapa (Orkney Islands (Skapa Flow)
Cortino Whisky coffee beans (Scottish Gantry, Milngavie)
Wine: Heredos del Marques de Riscal 2014 – Spanish Rioja Reserva
Reading: -Prima Facie – Suzie Miller
-Flame – Robbie Arnott
Watching: Dorian Grey
-Unabomber – Russell Crowe (Netflix)
- Pressure – Andrew Scott, Brendan Fraser – Film
-Sheep Detectives – Hugh Jackman
-British Celebrity Traitors – BBC/Channel 10 (Aust)
Listening: – Norman F#$king Rockwell – Lana Del Rey
Freakonomics – the Economics of podcasting
- Pallas Haze – band, Spotify
All things Beatles from Liverpool
Theme Song: “Whisky Words and Wine” – Written and performed by Jack Crumlin; music arranged, performed and engineered by Shane Pacey.
