Richard and Steve's Podcast

.....By injecting avian flu into your body, then waiting for the pig and the bird to fight it out in your bloodstream. Desperate remedies supplied by Richard Sheppard and Stephen L. Parkes in the new episode of the Official Norwich Poddy, this time around abetted by local embittered loner, Matthew Stogdon.

Stogdon will be answering probing questions about his private life and helping us out with a little sketch we call 'Victorian Fight Club'.

Thanks for downloading, and remember that once you've listened to it, you can't 'unlisten' to it. Can't un-ring a bell.

Still the top-rated East Anglian podcast, still more insane than a coke-addled Jack the Ripper riding a hog through the streets of Dusseldorf, still obsessed with Matthew Stogdon, still D.R.E., still getting love on the street. Richard Sheppard and Stephen L. Parkes bring the thunder, the blunders and a small puddle of chunder to rock the broadcasting world back on it's heels. Ally yourself with the most dynamic medium of the twentieth century, homegrown and 100% organic, the Once and Future Kings of Casting are spitting fire.

Back once again with the renegade masters, with the ill behaviour. To translate for terrified caucasians - Richard Sheppard and Stephen L. Parkes continue 2009 as they started it, with another shambolic half hour or so of bickering, snickering and gravy thickening.

Much love to the fictional stars of Left 4 Dead for the interview in this episode, plus even more love to the archivists at ITV6 who have dug out a classic episode of Steve's gameshow. Thanks to the Red Left Foot himself, Matthew Stogdon, for his cameo.

New year, new episode, old jokes. Richard Sheppard and Steve L. Parkes return to assault your ears in an eerie aural sort of way, giving you a brand new sketch ('Gentleman Jackass') and a brand new song ('Stogdon's New Tattoo'). Download this malarky, stream this shizzle and enjoy.

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Twelve months have passed since our last Christmas podcast (funny, that), and now Richard Santa Sheppard and Stephen Leprechaun Parkes are back with more festive musings. Plus, there's our traditional Christmas sketch; this time our take on the panto classic 'Dick Whittington And His Cat'. Enjoy, have a merry Christmas and we'll see you all in the New Year. Shanti.

Thanks to everyone who has supported us this year. If you feel the need to make yourselves known, contact us at richardandstevepodcast@hotmail.co.uk

Legend tells of a podcast that was so awful, so offensive, so disgraceful that shortly after it's recording Richard Sheppard and Stephen L. Parkes buried it in the wastes of time. Now, in the spirit of Christian giving, they have unearthed, edited it, and offer it you, the discerning listener for you delictation. Keep them peeled for next week's Christmas special. Jah Bless.

Steve's being staying up late, past his bedtime, and has got a bit grumpy. Witness Richard Sheppard's attempts to keep him on the straight and narrow and ready for civilised company. Plus, there's an archive interview with professional pervert Dr. Hans Freekit. Mention of Bowhill and Elliot, plus in a quest for unquenching unquotidian content, we prank call Andrew Sachs. Guest appearances; Billy Connolly, John Cleese, Marley the cat.

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Yes, more frightening than a Frankenstein fighting a Dracula in a haunted house, the Richard and Steve Halloween special is upon us. In this episode we unearth another clip from the graveyard that was our short-lived careers on Radio Luxembourg, plus speaking to the dead, puns galore and the usual oddities.

Yes, it's been a year (give or take) since we started polluting up your airwaves, giving you the straight dope on what's going down on the street. We're in a celebratory, generous type mood, so here's a few gift from us:-

1, An original sketch from a few years ago, when we were working for a living.

2, A snippet of Steve and Marley's televisual debut.

Enjoyez-vous, padron.

Any problems, let us know at richardandstevepodcast@hotmail.co.uk

Yes, it's that time of the month again, as Richard Sheppard and Stephen L. Parkes return with more verbal G.B.H. for your perfectly formed ears. Random one this, no real themes, just a free-formed dance around the facts with adult language and childish situations. Jah Bless.

Another special for your ears, coming from our hearts, focusing on the arts, with Richard Sheppard and Stephen Lesley Parkes. An apology to Bret Dayton on this one, he was supposed to be interviewed for this episode, but i left my microphone recorder in a late night drinking establishment. By the time it was returned, the podcast was cut, chopped and burnt to a burnished final product. Here it is, a paeon to the arts, with pain and diabolical brutality.

If the Roc is in the building, please be so kind as to say 'Hell, Yeah'!!!!!!!

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.

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.

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!