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Television Times with Steve Otis GunnLive from EdFringe '23: Street Interviews, TV Hot Takes & Festival HighlightsLive from EdFringe '23: Street Interviews, TV Hot Takes & Festival Highlights🎧 Episode Overview:In this special episode of Television Times, Steve Otis Gunn takes to the streets of Edinburgh during the 2023 Fringe Festival. Armed with microphones, Steve engages with tourists, performers, and locals to gather their thoughts on television and the festival experience. The episode features spontaneous interviews with comedians, singers, puppeteers, and playwrights, offering a unique blend of humour, insight, and candid opinions, including:Matt Hutchinson: Unplanned interview with the comedian, discussing his Fringe experiences.Aimee Taylor: Discusses the dangers of Andrew Tate and...2023-08-2859 min
John McEwan-WhyteBritish (part 5)The final part of British, where we learn what connects all our characters, and how that reflects the people that live in Britain today.
Opening credits created by Syra Marshall.2017-07-2117 min
John McEwan-WhyteBritish (part 4)The penultimate episode where we learn about an event that will change one of our characters lives forever.
Opening credits created by Syra Marshall.2017-07-2119 min
John McEwan-WhyteBritish (part 3)A list of British inventions that might not be so British, and a moment in history the everyone from Britain should be proud of.
Opening credits created by Syra Marshall.2017-07-2109 min
John McEwan-WhyteBritish (part 2)Discussions on religion and beliefs, and how they can influence a person's life and country.
Opening credits created by Syra Marshall.2017-07-2110 min
John McEwan-WhyteBritish (part 1)We our introduced to our three characters and learn a little about the reasons they love Britain.
Opening credits created by Syra Marshall.2017-07-0313 min
John McEwan-WhyteTuesday poem podcast on a Wednesday - Episode 1A lighthearted podcast discussing John's latest Tuesday poem, the heat.2017-06-2104 min
John McEwan-WhyteAfter the tone (part 2)A voicemail inbox isnt just a useful gadget of modern days, it's a record of our life, our loves, and everything in between.
"After the tone" tells the story of two people falling in love, Jenny and Joe, in four parts. The tale unfolds through Jenny's voicemail inbox as the two traverse through drunken nights, university exams and living together.
"After the tone" was written by John McEwan-Whyte, performed by John McEwan-Whyte, Kris Blair and Paula Dunn. You can follow John's future projects on twitter at johnmcewanwhyte or on the line at www.johnmcewanwhyte.com2016-11-1117 min
John McEwan-WhyteAfter the tone (part 3)A voicemail inbox isnt just a useful gadget of modern days, it's a record of our life, our loves, and everything in between.
"After the tone" tells the story of two people falling in love, Jenny and Joe, in four parts. The tale unfolds through Jenny's voicemail inbox as the two traverse through drunken nights, university exams and living together.
"After the tone" was written by John McEwan-Whyte, performed by John McEwan-Whyte, Kris Blair and Paula Dunn. You can follow John's future projects on twitter at johnmcewanwhyte or on the line at www.johnmcewanwhyte.com2016-11-0115 min
John McEwan-WhyteAfter the tone (part 4)A voicemail inbox isnt just a useful gadget of modern days, it's a record of our life, our loves, and everything in between.
"After the tone" tells the story of two people falling in love, Jenny and Joe, in four parts. The tale unfolds through Jenny's voicemail inbox as the two traverse through drunken nights, university exams and living together.
"After the tone" was written by John McEwan-Whyte, performed by John McEwan-Whyte, Kris Blair and Paula Dunn. You can follow John's future projects on twitter at johnmcewanwhyte or on the line at www.johnmcewanwhyte.com2016-11-0126 min
John McEwan-WhyteAfter the tone (part 1)A voicemail inbox isnt just a useful gadget of modern days, it's a record of our life, our loves, and everything in between.
"After the tone" tells the story of two people falling in love, Jenny and Joe, in four parts. The tale unfolds through Jenny's voicemail inbox as the two traverse through drunken nights, university exams and living together.
"After the tone" was written by John McEwan-Whyte, performed by John McEwan-Whyte, Kris Blair and Paula Dunn. You can follow John's future projects on twitter at johnmcewanwhyte or on the line at www.johnmcewanwhyte.com2016-11-0115 min