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Episode 11 - Jazz Night, Yahoo Answers, Ebay Questions, Hardcore Violence and Sick Romance
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July 08, 2008 11:34 AM PDT
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Yes, it's Jazz night at Podcast Towers, with your ever-present hosts, Richard Sheppard and Stephen L. Parkes. We're keeping it real cool, real mellow and real laid back this time around, as we kick around some of the issues of the day. As usual, apologies for the language and the casual racism. Remember kids, we're in no way imitatable. We love you all. Goodnight.

Episode 10 - Brighton to New York, Travel, Americans and Lesbians
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June 01, 2008 11:17 AM PDT
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It's a tale of two cities this month, as Stephen L. Parkes bring back some hard hitting reportage from New York City, whilst Richard Sheppard describes the seamier sides of wandering around the streets of olde Brighton Town. We were national, we're now international, from here to where? Watch this space, the End of the World is coming.

Episode 9 - Cage Fighters, Madonna, and Her Majesty, The Queen
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April 29, 2008 03:14 PM PDT
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Rivers of testerone are diverted from fighting in the street to rage in the cage. Two men, divided by hate, brought together through boredom, bemused by sunflowers, Richard Sheppard and Stephen L. Parkes return with more ramblings, songs and stories of derring-do. Regardez!

Episode 8 - Tribute to Malcolm Boyden, Discussion of Michael Barrymore, Guest: Ruth Badger from The Apprentice, Chris Moyles
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April 07, 2008 02:14 PM PDT
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Loving tribute to the founder of Podcasting, Sir Malcolm Boyden, a fond look at all the good advice and breaking down of barriers that the man represents.

Plus some discussion of Foxy Bingo, new projects, the education system and a guest appearence from Ruth Badger of the Apprentice. Richard Sheppard and Stephen L Parkes at the helm for this one. Amusez.

Episode 7 - Homophobia, Chains of Deceit, Derren Brown, Commando, Jeremy Beadle, Reviews of Cloverfield and Sweeney Todd
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March 01, 2008 02:58 PM PST

Gay, straight, black, white, tall short, cowboys and indians, these are the divisions that are rife in our turmoiled world, and now Richard Sheppard takes a stand against the rising tide of fruitiness (represented by Stephen L. Parkes) by being a bloody old homophobe. Plus, some discussion of the movies, a fight scene and a touching reconciliation. Ecoutez!

Episode 6 - Happy New Year, Is Patrick Stewart Gay?, The Mighty Boosh, Review of I Am Legend, 30th Birthday Celebration
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January 30, 2008 01:08 PM PST
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After a long delay (sorry about that), the Prince of the East End and the Top of the Fops are back with more merriment and mirth making. Actually, there's precious little to laugh at in this one (no change there then), as we take a poignant, touching look at the aging process that is affecting us both. Yes, Richard is getting old, Steve is getting old, hell, even the jokes are old (again, no change). We're withering on the vine, won't you come join us?

Episode 5 - Christmas Special: A Christmas Carol Skit, Festive Food Reviews, Freddy Mercury
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December 16, 2007 02:33 PM PST

We have been at the eggnog again and this is the result; a half hour of festive waffle and a little dramatical production for afters. We're not professional actors, but after hearing this, i'm sure you'll agree that it is an option. Let us know what you think at richardandstevepodcast@hotmail.co.uk

Christmas Trailer
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December 06, 2007 03:40 AM PST
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A little trailer trash for all you fine folks, heralding the forthcoming, sensational, bite-your-own-ear-off-it's-so-good Chrismas Special. A sweet little two-handed drama to get you in the festive spirit.

PS:There are the occaisonal jumps in the recording, but that's because we were full of Christmas Spirit (AKA morphine and rum).

Pip pip!

Episode 4 - Doctor Who Skit, Reviews of 30 Days of Night and 1408, Winning Your Best Girl a Teddy Bear
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November 19, 2007 06:02 AM PST
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A little lettuce sorbet to clear the pallette for all you lovely people, something short and sweet after the Halloween debacle, and to give us time to plan the next debacle.

Camp Steve and Marley the cat (see picture) are guest starring. Topics include the changing face of masculine gender roles, the movie business and a lovingly crafted slice of geek pie with a 'Doctor Who' tribute.

Chin chin.