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The Radio 2 Book ClubA World Book Day Special: with Stephen ManganTo celebrate World Book Day, Sara is joined by actor, screenwriter and children's author Stephen Mangan. His new book, 'The Fart That Broke World Book Day', was written specifically for...well you guessed it...World Book Day, alongside books by Julia Donaldson, Bluey, Paddington and many more. We sent his book to a school in Sheffield, for our Junior Book Club reviewers - Noah, Lily, Ayla and Arthur - to read and review. Listen to find out what they thought - and how Stephen reacts to their honesty! Also in this bumper episode...2025-03-0536 min
Sabbatical StoriesTop Tips for Sabbaticals and Career Breaks: Highlights from Season 1Our host Bex and producer Auntie B reflect on the key themes and insights from Season One of Sabbatical Stories. They discuss the common threads among guests including:
Triggers for taking a career break or sabbatical
The importance of financial planning
The impact of support systems
Myths surrounding career breaks and sabbaticals
The significance of intentionality
The ripple effect of a career break impacts relationships and work environments.
Timestamps
00:00 Reflecting on Season One Highlights
02:50 The Seeds of Career Breaks
06:06 T...2025-01-1232 min
Front RowFangirls musical, countertenor Jakub Jozef Orlinski, Sam WestTom talks to the creators of the hit Australian musical Fangirls, Yve Blake and Paige Rattray, as it opens in London. Countertenor Jakub Jozef Orlinski makes his Proms debut tomorrow night, and talks about combining his career as a top international soloist with breakdancing and modelling. Actor Samuel West discusses a new report from Campaign for the Arts, which reveals new findings about the state of the arts in the UK. Children's literature expert and broadcaster Bex Lindsay recommends summer books for younger children. Race to Imagination island: Mel Taylor Bessent
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The Rest is MotorsportWhat is working in motorsport really like?What is working in motorsport really like? Aurélie and Lindsay (or - Oz and Lins, we're among friends here, right?) throw out some truths, advice and opinions on the topic they get asked about the most.Oz shares her love of the Thursday F1 Driver Fashion Moment™ in the paddock, Lins shares her disdain for one driver's most recent fashion faux pas and we announce inaugural Favourite Person of the Week.Also who wants to see the Kings of Leon for £65? Hint: us.💋 Enchanté, mes amis. We'll be back every We...2024-06-2836 min
The Homeschool Advantage PodcastTake Back Your Power In Educating Your Child With Lindsay Leiviska Founder Of A Heart For All StudentsIntro
Lindsay Founder of A Heart For All Students, Lindsay has a mission to support moms raising and homeschooling children with ADHD, Autism, Anxiety, and other complex backgrounds. She believes in equipping kids with exactly what they need to thrive as who God designed them to be. She is an ADHD Homeschool Mom. Twenty years ago, she earned her Master of Arts in Teaching at the University of California, Irvine that is when she decided that she would one day homeschool and now, and they’ve been homeschooling for 12 years and counting. In 2013, Lindsay and her husband adop...2024-03-2826 minThe Homeschool Advantage PodcastSkyRocket Your Child’s Learning with CEO and Founder Lindsay Buchanan of Sky Rocket Learning
Intro
Lindsay Buchanan CEO and Founder of Sky Rocket Learning shares her Pre-K Curriculum Program that walks the parent through their homeschooling journey. This program teaches parents how to introduce and reinforce skills at a very young age.
This Pre-K Curriculum Program is thematic and focuses on one letter and number for 5 days, also introduces sight words, the program has weekly reviews. Some of the themes you will find in her curriculum units are seasons, rhyming, and teaching the opposites of things that ensure concrete understanding of what they have learned and now know...2024-01-0818 minFront RowShane Meadows on the British film industry, Children’s books round-up, the Turner PrizeShane Meadows talks about his unconventional journey into the British film industry and his vision for more diversity in film, as he prepares to give the David Lean lecture at BAFTA.The founders of independent publishers Oneworld, Juliet Mabey and Novin Doostdar, discuss their Booker Prize hat trick as Paul Lynch becomes the third of their authors to win the prestigious literary prize.Which books will be a hit with the children in your life this Christmas? Children’s broadcaster Bex Lindsay has a run down of the outstanding titles she’d recommend.
And Front Row...2023-12-0542 minFront RowDiversity at the Oscars and Baftas; plays and the cost of living; children's books; Phyllida BarlowThe conclusion of the Oscars marks the end of the film awards season, so Front Row took the opportunity to look at the progress made on representation in film and at awards. Tom is joined by the film critic Amon Warmann, Katherine Pieper of LA's Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, which looks at equalities at the Oscars, and Marcus Ryder of the Lenny Henry Centre For Media Diversity.Plus, with a host of new productions exploring the cost of living crisis, we look at how playwrights are tackling this. Writer Emily White talks about her new play, Joseph K...2023-03-1442 min
Jingle BellesFalling for ChristmasThis week the Jingle Belles are talking about Netflix original movie Falling for Christmas.
Join Naomi and Bex as they chat about all things Lindsay Lohan and what MPCA's latest festive extravaganza add to the Netflix Cinematic Universe.
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2022-11-2054 min
MetaPodBex Lindsay of Getting EmotionalHave you ever experienced “fago” or felt “limerence”? Most likely you have, but didn't realise there were words for these emotional states.Getting Emotional is a podcast at the intersection of culture, language and emotion. Each episode is devoted to discovering a feeling or emotion, the word for it and the cultural context of its origin and use. Bex Lindsay is the presenter of Getting Emotional and described the discovery of a word related to grief that inspired her to create the podcast: "it's such a lovely thing when you feel a hand has been put out there in the darkn...2022-11-0238 min
MetaPodEpisode 56. Bex Lindsay of Getting Emotional"Getting Emotional is a podcast about obscure emotions that you may have felt, but had no idea there was a name for. "Have you ever experienced “fago” or felt “limerence”? Most likely you have, but didn't realise there were words for these emotional states.Getting Emotional is a podcast at the intersection of culture, language and emotion. Each episode is devoted to discovering a feeling or emotion, the word for it and the cultural context of its origin and use. Bex Lindsay is the presenter of Getting Emotional and described the discovery...2022-11-0238 min
Become An Unstoppable Woman™CULTIVATING LOVING RELATIONSHIPS w/ Bex Burton, Love & Relationship Coach for Independent WomenRecently, I had my first ever dating coach on the Become an Unstoppable Woman podcast to talk all about the process of finding love. But I felt like that may have left you wanting more. What happens after finding that person? How do you cultivate that into a long-term healthy adult loving relationship? Enter Bex Burton, who helps her clients do exactly that. Bex is a trauma informed certified life coach who helps independent women attract and grow lasting love without sacrificing who they are or what they want out of life. After talking to...2022-10-2640 min
Getting EmotionalFago- with Bilal ZafarThe act of caring for someone is important, brave, and selfless. It requires love and compassion, sure, but sometimes it's also inspired by pity and vulnerability of the other person. You're doing it all whilst knowing that it can't last forever; maybe they'll get stronger and not need you anymore, maybe they'll pass away, or maybe you'll leave them.All these factors come into play in this emotion: fago. It's a mixture of feelings that build into a broad combination of love, compassion and pity, and result in the act of caring for someone. It was...2022-06-2925 minGetting EmotionalKaukokaipuu- with Hand Luggage OnlyEver wanted to travel somewhere in particular, and you have no idea why? Perhaps somewhere you haven't been before, but you feel like if you were to get there, you'd suddenly feel...at home? Because that's what this feeling means. It's extreme wanderlust, an urge to travel, and almost feeling homesick for a place you've never been to. To describe it, I travel back to my old pals, the Finns, who created this beautiful- and very tricky to pronounce- word. (If nothing else, you'll enjoy the progress I make with it through the show.) And to...2022-06-0817 minGetting EmotionalUhtcaere- with Stig AbellYou're lying in bed, awake. It's 5.45am. Your mind wanders. Should you get up now? Is your packed lunch ready? Will you go to the gym? Have you paid your rent? All of these things play into the feeling of 'uhtcaere'- lying in bed, worrying about the day ahead before it's even started. The emotion comes from an Anglo-Saxon poem, The Wife's Lament, where a woman is bereft without her beloved. Although the poem is fantastically vague, we know it's about a woman looking for her partner. And most of that worry, it seems, is 'uhtcaere...2022-05-2517 minGetting EmotionalLa Cuna- with The Turner Twins and Jonathan KolbyShackleton! Columbus! Attenborough! They're all people who have ruined it for the rest of us. Well, according to this emotion, La Cuna. It's a twinge of sadness that we maybe know too much about the world around us. In exploring everything we possibly can, we've ruined the mystery, the possibility, and excitement of it, for future generations. But are explorers even a thing anymore? It turns out, yes! I found The Turner Twins (@TheTurnerTwins), who have some fascinating adventures under their belt, and were kind enough to share not only their stories, but thoughts on modern-day...2022-05-1822 minGetting EmotionalThe Ick- with Aaliyah HarryYou might know it from Love Island. You might know it from Ally McBeal. You might know it from feeling this way about a Tinder date last night. It's the ultimate in turn-offs, The Ick. This feeling is a gut reaction. A sudden and sharp revulsion, a feeling that the person you're romantically attached with has suddenly become...well, icky. This normally occurs relatively early on in a relationship, and the causes can be anything- from the way that person crosses a road, to the way you imagine them filling their car with petrol. (Yes, both...2022-05-0414 minGetting EmotionalSeries 3 is coming...Oh hi, friend. How are you? It's been a long time, I know. But thanks for sticking around. Series 3 is back after a longer hiatus than expected (I'll explain more if you listen) and I'm ready and raring to go with more emotions and guests than you can shake a stick at.This series has comedian Rufus Hound, broadcaster and writer Stig Abell, explorer brothers The Turner Twins, and loads more besides! It's going to be a rollercoaster of brand new emotions, and I can't wait for you to hear what I have up my sleeve...2022-04-2703 min
Getting EmotionalGetting Emotional: End of Season 2IT IS THE END. Sorry to be dramatic, I had to get your attention. It's the end of season 2 and I'm just...y'know, emotional about it. It's been a ride, eh? Through this series we've met some incredible people, learnt about some amazing emotions, and we've all had a little cry. Oh, just me on that last one? Right.Anyway, to celebrate the end, here's a few snippets of some great interviews that I didn't get to include- we have Nish Kumar and I geeking out about comedy, Dr Soph Mort telling us it's ok to...2021-09-0114 min
Getting EmotionalBasorexiaEver fancied a cheeky snog on a night out? Or a romantic embrace with the love of your life? Or even a peck on the cheek of an elderly relative? Then it sounds like you've felt basorexia: the sudden urge to kiss someone. This emotion is urgent, quick, and acted upon almost immediately. And it's also not one that is easy to get a guest for, so instead, I got loads! Listeners sent in their memories of feeling this emotion, and were kind enough to let me include them in the show. (Thank you so much...2021-08-2511 min
Getting EmotionalRuinenlust- with Angela BarnesPicture this: you're wandering around a crumbling castle, fascinated by the ruins, totally lost in the history of it all. Not only are you amazed by its beauty, you're also heavily reminded of the past, present and future. These ruins of a once-grand building inspire a feeling of obsession, pleasure, and wonder. It's ruinenlust.This is a German word, and describes the feeling of pleasure you take when exploring old ruins. But 'ruins' don't have to be a castle- it could be a column, a church, a...cold war bunker. Because that's what I'm talking about...2021-08-1819 min
Getting EmotionalQualunquismo- with Femi OluwoleStep aside, Paxman! There's a new political interviewer in town! Well, kind of. Because today I'm delving into 'qualunquismo', a word that has befuddled my autocorrect and my own tongue, as I learn to both spell and pronounce it. This feeling comes from Italy, and was coined in the post-war period to describe a political movement that tried to rally against party politics. It's influenced by apathy bordering on contempt, for politics and the politicians within- a mistrust of the whole political spectrum. This 'meh-ism' may explain why voting turnout is down, people feel less engaged...2021-08-1118 min
Getting EmotionalGender Euphoria- with Laura Kate DaleThis might be one of the more important emotions I've explored, and also one of the emotions I am least qualified to talk about. So I spoke to someone who is: writer Laura Kate Dale!Gender Euphoria is the joy you feel when thinking about your true gender identity, and it's mostly associated with the transgender or non-binary community. It can occur in different ways, for different reasons. And it's a happy feeling, a feeling of enjoyment and delight. So let's celebrate it!Laura has recently released a book called 'Gender Euphoria', so...2021-08-0417 min
Getting EmotionalWith Haggard HawksI've gone rogue. I've done a Getting Emotional Special. Because this week isn't about one emotion- it's about LOADS of emotions. And I have an word expert (wexpert?) to help me out. I got in touch with Twitter behemoth Haggard Hawks, aka Paul Anthony Jones, to chat all things words, and boy- he was a fount of knowledge! Paul very kindly shared some words with me that I just hadn't come across in my research, and they're so, so good. Have you felt channel-fever? Imp of the Perverse? Sphexishness? No- I've not made those words up...2021-07-2816 min
Getting EmotionalToska- with Dr Sophie MortA podcast with free therapy and extracts from my teenage diary? I'm spoiling you, I really am. Full disclosure, this emotion is intense. Toska is a Russian feeling- often billed as untranslatable, but I've given it a good try. It's a longing for something when you don't know what you're longing for, an anguish, a sadness, a boredom. It's....a bit of a downer.If you're feeling melancholic, or perhaps during lockdown just felt pretty rubbish, you might recognise this emotion. You'll also be happy to see I've got an expert to help...2021-07-2119 min
Getting EmotionalBrabant- with Nish KumarWelcome back! It's a new season of Getting Emotional and it's a bumper episode! This week we're talking about the word 'Brabant', invented in the 80s by writer Douglas Adams (author of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy) and TV producer John Lloyd. Yes, it's the name of a principality of the Netherlands, but it's also the word for the joy you feel in pushing someone's buttons. It's a fun game- how far can you push them, will you get them annoyed, and will they appreciate this teasing?So I tried to find someone who was...2021-07-1425 min
Getting EmotionalSeries 2 is coming...Look, it's been a while. I know that, you know that. But I promise all this time away from the mic hasn't been in vain- I've been cooking up a rather brilliant new series for you. I have great guests! I have great emotions! I have great sound effects! What more could you want, eh?!Guests this series include comedians Nish Kumar and Angela Barnes, Paul Anthony Jones (aka Haggard Hawks), Femi Oluwole and Dr Sophie Mort. Plus I have some other little surprises up my sleeve too. So this is just a little reminder- a...2021-07-0901 min
Everyone Dies In Sunderland: A podcast about growing up terrified in the eighties and ninetiesIt' 1995 and the world almost ended, nobody cares (and Everyone Dies In Sunderland is hanging out with Ye Olde Crime Podcast)In November 1995 the sitcom Caroline in the City – Lea Thompson played a woman called Caroline who lived in a city – tried to boost its profile with crossover episodes with the (much popular) Friends and Frasier.In a completely unrelated note, this episode sees us team up with Lindsay and Madison from Ye Olde Crime podcast! They tell us all about the death of Joe the Quilter in Northumberland in 1826, the murder of an elderly quilt maker in rural Northumberland which ends up involving Prime Minister Robert Peel and King George IV. In the aftermath. Not the murder itse...2021-05-161h 44
Getting EmotionalGetting Emotional: End of Season 1It's The End! (Kind of.) It's the last episode of the series, so it's time to look back with a little rewind and recap. Over the last few weeks I've spoken to a lot of incredible people, and sometimes I didn't get time to include everything they told me in the main episodes. So in this one, you can hear extra snippets from Rankin (who also accidentally gives the most hilarious answer to a question I've ever had), Danny Wallace, Dr L, and Rosalie Craig. (From the episodes on vemodalen, goya, limerence, and philoprogenitiveness.)I also...2021-04-2114 min
Getting EmotionalSisu- with Clare Balding and Dr Hilary VirtanenHere in Britain, we're known for having a 'stiff upper lip'.But do other countries have an equivalent? Well, Finland certainly does! And they called it 'sisu'. It's about grit, determination, and working toward a goal. It's a willingness to keep on going, even though you might not win the battle you're fighting. Hey, even if you don't win, the victory is in trying. There's no direct translation in English, so I've done my best to dig out the spirit of the word. And I've come to the conclusion it's about being gutsy, showing chutzpah, and...2021-04-1414 min
Getting EmotionalPresque vu and Jamais vuYou hear 'vu', you think of 'déjà', right? Yeah, fair enough, most people do. But did you know that déjà has two siblings, often overlooked? I'm talking about presque and jamais, and I'd argue they bring just as much to the table as their big sister does. The Vus (I like to think of them as a girl band, by the way) comprise of three states of mind, all pretty common, but one just more famous than the others. Déjà, as you may already know, roughly means 'already seen'- but what of the tw...2021-04-0708 min
Getting EmotionalToo Much Birthday- with Annie ArmstrongWhen you're sad, you cry. But what do you do when you're happy? Sometimes, you have an overwhelming amount of joy and just don't know what to do with it. Maybe you feel overwhelmed and leave the situation, maybe you get stressed out, or maybe you feel the emotional version of a sugar rush, and sugar crash. This idea of 'debilitating joy' was one I found on The Cut, a site that's part of the New York magazine family. It was written about by Annie Armstrong, and she kindly agreed to tell me a little more...2021-03-3109 min
Getting EmotionalPhiloprogenitiveness- with Rosalie CraigToday, we're representing the parents. This feeling- the impulse of parental love- will be familiar to many, and so unknown to others. I'm in the latter category, so I needed an interesting mum to talk to, and boy did I find one!Rosalie Craig (@Rosiemae on twitter) is an exceptional award-winning actress, appearing on stage and screen. Most recently, you may have seen her onstage in The Ferryman, City of Angels, or the ground-breaking revival of Stephen Sondheim's Company. She's also a mum, and like other parents, is trying to navigate her life via the love...2021-03-2419 min
Getting EmotionalGoya- with Sheraz Ali and Danny WallaceA great story gets into your head; niggles its way into your mind, and makes you feel like you actually lived in it. When you close the book, turn off the TV or leave the cinema, those characters, for a split-second, still hang out in your head. The thing you're feeling is goya- the suspension of disbelief caused by such good and immersive storytelling. In this episode we get to the origin of the word- it comes from Urdu, and seems to have been re-translated a few times over to get to where it is today...2021-03-1713 min
Getting EmotionalLimerence- with Dr LYou fancy someone. You think about them for a bit. Then you think about them even more, and more, and...suddenly, they've taken over your life, they live in your head rent-free. That's limerence. It's a state of extreme romantic infatuation, and can veer wildly between euphoria (when the daydreams are fun, or you're in the early stages of this feeling) to dismay (when you've still not caught the other person's eye and all seems lost.) In this episode I find out more about it- is it a state of mind, an emotion, a branch of...2021-03-1011 min
Getting EmotionalMudita- with Stevie Martin and Gina MartinIs there someone you think is brilliant? Who you're firmly rooting for? Whose every success delights you, no questions asked? Then you may be feeling mudita. It's a beaut concept, and mostly affiliated with Buddhist teachings. The idea is a vicarious joy you feel on behalf of someone else; you have no self-interest for the other person, you're just there, on their team, by their side, willing them to do well.In this episode I speak to sisters Gina Martin and Stevie Martin, who I'd suspected might identify with this emotion. Stevie is a phenomenal comedian...2021-03-0322 min
Getting EmotionalMono no Aware- with Sonoko IshiiToday we zoom over to Tokyo, and find out about the bittersweet feeling of Mono no Aware. It's a delicate emotion; both happy and sad, and one that's mostly used to reference the brief blooming of the cherry blossom trees in Japan. The nation are delighted to see it happen but sad to see it end, which perfectly encapsulates what Mono no Aware is all about. A joy, accompanied by a knowing sadness that the joy will not last long. Translator Sonoko Ishii, who is from Japan and works mostly with the theatre industry, helps us...2021-02-2411 min
The OlfactoryMum's PerfumeBrace yourself this week my love, because for your fourth tour we’re going straight into the heart of The Olfactory, as we explore the spicy and fiery scent of 'mum’s perfume' - submitted by Fun Kids radio presenter and host of the Getting Emotional podcast, Bex Lindsay.
If you’ve got a story and scent you want to share with me, write to me at theolfactorypod@gmail.com
And if you want to help support my efforts to keep The Olfactory doors open then I would love it if you could subscribe on your favourite podcast...2021-02-2117 min
Getting EmotionalVemödalen- with RankinEver taken a picture, thought it would be brilliant, then looked at your camera to realise it just...wasn't? That crushing disapppointment has a name, and it's- you guessed it- vemödalen. This week we talk to legendary photographer Rankin about his thought on the emotion. Has he felt it before? Why does he think we feel it more so often nowadays? And, ultimately, how has photography changed in the last 100 years, if at all? We delve into those holiday pics, school photos and airbrushed selfies to find out more.Oh, and speaking o...2021-02-1714 min
Getting EmotionalTrailerGetting Emotional is a new podcast from Bex Lindsay, all about emotions you may have felt but had no idea there was a name for. Each week we'll find out more about these feelings- where they came from, what they mean, and how they change the way we interact with the world. Sometimes, we'll chat to experts or people who have felt them, to find out more.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/getting-emotional. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.2021-02-1000 min
Purple Radio On Demand25 Years of Purple: 1995 - 2020 Alumni Podcast2020 has been a phenomenally tough year, but we couldn’t move on to 2021 without acknowledging an important milestone - Purple Radio’s 25th Birthday*. For 25 years, Durham students have run this small station, overcoming huge hurdles to broadcast amazing, creative, and, let's face it, pretty wacky content for student listeners and beyond. We’ve collected the thoughts of 13 Purple alumni, recounting their experiences of life in student radio and how it has shaped them after Durham. We're all enormously proud of this station, and hope you’ll enjoy joining us for a little celebration of all-things Purple.
(*The exact...2020-12-3040 min
Fantastic NoiseFamily Audio (with Story Pirates' Lee Overtree and Fun Kids' Bex Lindsay)Kids deserve good radio and audio too. And, thanks to digital radio and podcasts, there are plenty of options for them now. Audio for children and families is the theme of this episode, and our guests are largely inspired by Terry's 6 year old daughter's listening habits... We're talking with Creative Director of the Story Pirates podcast, Lee Overtree & Fun Kids radio presenter Bex Lindsay. We discuss the key aspects about making audio aimed at young audiences the ingredients of good storytelling, and the amount of preparation and planning involved. Terry is joined in the studio by Radio & Audio student Me...2019-10-221h 04
Worst Foot ForwardEp 91: Bex Lindsay - World's Worst ToyThis week we enter one of the creepiest world's imaginable: the nightmarish dimension of terrible toys. With award-winning children's radio host Bex Lindsay as our guide we uncover the dark truth about the Beanie Babies, a darker truth about how certain people like to make babies and quite a lot of toys that you absolutely must keep away from babies. Follow us on Twitter: @worstfoot @bazmcstay @benvandervelde @BexLindsay Visit www.worstfootforwardpodcast.com for all previous episodes and you can now donate to us on Patreon if you’d like to support Ben’s new baby and Barry’s crippling trivia...2018-10-161h 15
Down The Rabbit Hole27 February 2018 | Episode 46: Holly Bourne and Bex LindsayWe celebrate World Book Day by discussing three brand new children's books! This month, Louise is in the host's chair - and author Holly Bourne and radio presenter Bex Lindsay from Fun Kids Radio are our studio guests.2018-02-2728 min
The Football HumansIf We Are Living In A Dream where Guardiola goes to Hearts...Episode 24 - John, Michael and Wragg are in the pub once again to have a chat about the football. A couple of Quiz's for you this week... Bex Lindsay makes a special unscheduled appearance to host one quiz and has John made the hardest quiz yet? Enjoy! (If you have read this description, you must like us right?!?!...why not do us a favour and write us a little review? It would be most welcome... oh and do chuck in 5 stars!) Follow on Twitter - @football_humans Follow on Instagram - @football_humans Email - contactyesyesyes@gmail.com Hosted...2018-01-1746 min
The Vomitorium1.11 - People PleaserVoiceover artist and radio presenter Bex Lindsay shares her vomit stories. Follow her on Twitter @BexLindsay. Chunklet by Will from London. Share your vomit stories at vomitoriumpodcast@gmail.com!2017-09-1512 min
Once Upon A Captain Swan PodcastEpisode 34: "That was so Disney I couldn't even handle it" (6x20 Review + Cast Departures)For Episode 34, join Sarah, Lindsay, Gabby, Jenna, and Justine as we finally get to fangirl over Captain Swan getting married, after 5 seasons of waiting!
-We gush over pretty much every song in the musical episode and can't help but sing along
-We have a hard time remembering anything in this episode that WASN'T singing
-Suffering from a food coma, Raechel joins us halfway through just in time to discuss "Revenge is Gonna be Mine"
-As always, plot holes have got our brains going into overtime... "It's Once Upon a Time, don't question it!"
-We discuss Jen's departure...2017-06-041h 15
Once Upon A Captain Swan PodcastEpisode 33: "Why do people keep giving their kids to Blue?!" (6x19 Review + SBUK3)It's a UK invasion for Episode 33 as Lindsay takes over hosting duties. Join her, JMO, Gabby, and Jenna as they review episode 6x19 "The Black Fairy" and get hyped for the upcoming CS wedding! Lindsay and Jenna also talk about their time at the Storybrooke 3 convention in Blackpool, England (including meeting Bex, Bobbie, Jared, and many more cast members!). As always, we end with our weekly recommendations.
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#OUAT #OnceUponATime #Oncers #CaptainSwan #ColinODonoghue #JenniferMorrison #UglyDucklings #Hookers #OUACSP2017-05-271h 10