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Zach and Joe bring you a new podcast about old TV shows! From the mega hits to the ultra obscure, each installment of Random Access Television will be packed with history, anecdotes, and analysis of classic TV episodes. We use our vintage supercomputer to take you on a journey of the wild and weird. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rencontre intimiste avec de grands sportifs ou des personnalités déjà bien connues du monde des médias, de la culture (cinéma, théâtre, chanson, littérature, etc.) ou de la politique. Ce podcast vous permettra de découvrir leur « histoire olympique » avec les Jeux d’été (premier souvenir, images marquantes, « héros » incontournables) mais aussi de se projeter sur les Jeux de Paris 2024 (l’épreuve qu’ils voudraient voir absolument, ce qu’ils attendent de ces Jeux en termes de rendez-vous pour le pays, en termes de performances sportives, etc.). Présentation : ...

« On faisait comment avant ? » est un podcast d’histoire de la vie quotidienne des Français.Cela débute avec une question simple : pour faire des choses aujourd'hui banales, tellement banales qu'on y pense même plus, on faisait comment ... avant ? Par exemple pour savoir l'heure qu'il était ? Pour se repérer ? Soigner un rhume ? S'épiler ? S'éclairer ? Se chauffer ? A quoi, concrètement, ressemblait la vie ordinaire des arrière grands-parents de nos grands-parents ? Avec méthode et rigueur, et l'aide précieuse de spécialistes (historiens, journalistes, scientifiques... ), #...

Quarante ans après le 10 mai 1981, le journaliste Walid Berrissoul et sa consoeur de "L'Obs" Cécile Amar reviennent ensemble sur les premières années de la gauche au pouvoir, et explorent la vie de François Mitterrand, à travers les témoignages inédits de ceux qui l'ont connu. Ce podcast est issu des entretiens réalisés pour le documentaire "Mai 81: changer la vie" diffusé sur France 2 et réalisé par Stéphane Benhamou, et co-écrit par Cécile Amar.

Need a break from the intensity of life? Need a laugh? Join our podcast. We fuse Film and TV with (light) History and try to find the comedy in it. Hailing from Vancouver, this podcast is brought to you by hosts Craig, Shawn and Susie. Through story telling and conversation, our podcast grinds and plods along a meandering path of history and entertainment. Craig brings the history. Shawn brings the cinephilia (cinema lover), and Susie wants nothing to do with any of it. In short, we're seriously unserious and a little irreverent. Have a listen and press "follow" if you enjoy it. We'd really...

Welcome to the world of Leonardo Da Vinci. In this, the official podcast to accompany the murder-mystery period drama starring Aidan Turner, we’ll do a deep dive behind the scenes with the cast and crew, as well as discovering more about Da Vinci’s art and life from the curators and historians who know him best. We follow the dramatic revelations of the series episode-by-episode, bringing you exclusive and revealing interviews with Aidan Turner, Matilda De Angelis and Freddie Highmore, as well as series co-creators and writers Frank Spotnitz & Steve Thompson, and director Dan Percival. ...

From the studios of Queens Public Television in New York City, welcome to “Queens County USA.” Presenting diverse stories from the most diverse place on earth. Listen in and join host Mark Bacino for narrative, short-form, deep dive episodes featuring eclectic Queens, New York-centric tales, past and present.

What is a Juggalo? There's a lot of different answers to that question as it turns out, and most of them have the word "fuck" in them. The short answer is a hardcore fan of the Detroit Wicked Shit Rap duo the Insane Clown Posse, or as they are more colloquially known, ICP. The full answer, however, may surprise you. People have always assumed that Juggalos are mostly just a bunch of white trash losers who constantly act a fool and do tons of drugs at concerts and their annual festival, The Gathering of the Juggalos. Those people are correct. If you can get past the grit and grime though, ...

A celebration of growing up in Britain in the 1970's and the huge part TV played in our lives. You can comment on episodes, suggest subjects for future podcasts and, of course, share your memories with us on our blog www.my70sTVchildhood.com