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Storytelling with PuckS02E07 - Rory Berry: You have to stop to keep goingYou have to stop to keep going
Stop completely. Take a beat as our magnificent guest, Rory Berry says. It doesn't have to be long, maybe just 20 seconds. Maybe you can get back to it or maybe you can take a bit more time to play. Whatever you do, taking those breaks, investing in stories and allowing yourself to have fun again will have serious benefits to your work and life. Listen to Rory in episode 7 of Series 2 of the Storytelling with Puck Podcast to find out more.
Roar...2021-08-1151 min
The Brainjam Podcast NetworkWilson & Wolfenden - Rambly BollocksAn extra rambly episode of Wilson and Wolfenden in which Martin forgets to plug his recordy box into his mixing desk resulting in his side of the conversation being recorded on the internal mikes. He honestly isn't on the toilet.2020-03-0139 min
The Brainjam Podcast NetworkTench Life- Cats And DogsTench takes his new dog Maloney out for a walk and talks about the past year and his plans for the future.2019-12-3018 min
The Brainjam Podcast NetworkWilson & Wolfenden - Brain HoleWhile still searching for a concept for their podcast, Andrew and Martin slap their brains and talk about coffee, vegan pork scratchings, tight crotch flares, rice pudding and baldness caused by the Van Der Valk belt.2019-11-0227 min
The Brainjam Podcast NetworkTouching the Past - HistoryThis week’s episode of Touching the Past is the history of History.
When I was a young man, history was my mistress, my dominatrix and my thruppeny upright.
So I am delighted to bring you this detailed and thought provoking podular-broadcast.2019-10-2005 min
The Brainjam Podcast NetworkWilson and Wolfenden - Concepts!Concepts! Who needs concepts? When you can still find a 2007 style podcast with two blokes just rambling on and on about stuff.
We have a new podcast out too, you can find that at: https://www.touching-the-past.com/2019-10-0634 min
The Brainjam Podcast NetworkTouching the Past - The LemonWhen I first began my forray into history I knew that it would often surprise me and sometimes shock.
In the case of the lemon, it did neither.
Enjoy please.2019-10-0605 min
The Brainjam Podcast NetworkTouching the Past - The LadleWell lets confess it! Only the people at the highest levels of government know how ladles work. Now you do.
Use this knowledge to stop Brexit or if it has happened to rid yourself of vastly vomits.2019-10-0405 min
The Brainjam Podcast NetworkTouching the Past - He Should be Trundled Out on a BiddySo what does this phrase actually mean? Stay close and this chap will tell you.2019-10-0403 min
The Brainjam Podcast NetworkTouching the Past - The TelevisionWelcome to a new podcast from the idiots who brought you Brainjam.
Gather round as The Curator lets to here things with your ears that you have never heard before.
Though you may have heard the first episode's bit of history before, we just want to see how it would sound like this. Sexy huh?2019-10-0407 min
The Brainjam PodcastSIXTEENGather close for I’ll tell ye a story of horror, intrigue and genital yearning. But first listen to the latest episode of The Brainjam Podcast. It’s good for what ails Continue Reading →
The post SIXTEEN appeared first on Brainjam.2015-11-3032 minThe Brainjam PodcastFIFTEENOnce upon a time, in a land ludicrously far away, dwelt a podcast that lived happily ever after. We’re a bit worried about it to be honest. Screw that podcast! Continue Reading →
The post FIFTEEN appeared first on Brainjam.2015-03-1123 minThe Brainjam Podcast2013 OUTTAKESAt the end of every year, it is beholden upon every podcast producer to compile a package of bloopers to prove that they are good at editing. This is ours. Continue Reading →
The post 2013 OUTTAKES appeared first on Brainjam.2014-01-0111 minThe Brainjam PodcastTHREEWhen mankind first discovered fire, it sent a postcard to its mother. Now we’ve discovered fire but our Mums are out, so we’ve made his podcast instead. It’s mostly about Continue Reading →
The post THREE appeared first on Brainjam.2013-07-2942 min