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"We got a movie and box set thread; anyone got any recommendations for a decent podcast? Not just football related but on anything that may be of interest. About the only regular podcast i listen to is Joe Rogan, the recent one with Russel Crowe is quite entertaining although a bit long."

Just found this. 


Let Me Be Frank" is a weekly, unfiltered football podcast hosted by Celtic and West Ham legend Frank McAvennie and co-host Simon Houston. The show features candid conversations, inside stories from Frank's career, and interviews with guests from sports and entertainment, focusing heavily on Scottish football and candid, "no-nonsense" opinions. 

There are a load of good ones on the BBC Sounds app. The Missing Crypto Queen is a brilliant documentary but there are others like Death In Ice Valley and 30 Seconds To The Moon, The Lazarus Heist etc. 

Elsewhere, The Mismatch for NBA coverage is good. The Rest Is Entertainment if you can tolerate Richard Osmond and Brydon& for interviews of most British comedians. 

factory seconds" wrote: ↑03 Sep 2024, 01:19 dan carlin's hardcore history if you're a fan of things wot happened way back when. fantastic storyteller.

 

Takashi Miike" wrote: ↑16 Dec 2025, 11:45

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The Grade Cricketer

2 Aussies mostly getting stuck into England at the moment, but they're very funny if you can laugh at yourself.

JAC wrote: ↑11 Dec 2024, 20:53 Athletico Mince....yes ,been around for ages but episode 45 onwards are really funny, love Bob Mortimer.

Stick to Cricket

Heretics

Ruthless variety

Heretics with Andrew Gold 

Real Survival Stories. Titanic ship of dreams BBC sounds

Ironcast is always a good watch (below).  Think Martin Allen, Tony Cottee and Mark Ward also did one on Undr The Cosh which is also pretty good.  @MickandTonyTheManagers with Mick McCarthy and Tony Pulis with guests is a decent look into coaching and management, although McCarthy tends to interupt a tad too often, although who would tell him that!  Let Me Be Frank podcast with Frank McAvennie has some old Hammers on and seems decent but I just can't understand a lot of it and the subtitles on You Tube are hilarious, whoever does them hasn't a clue what Frankie is saying either!

met bobby a couple of times, lovely geezer
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About 15 years ago someone on here recommended Dan Carling. Russell Brand referenced him the other day.

best recommendation EVER. 

Some PWOPA NAWTY stuff happened during the Troubles, which folk are recently discovering. 

If you're into that, read Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe.

An EXCELLENT account.

They made a Netflix tv series about it as well.

I'd recommend it, good read and a bit of an eye opener into some of the tactics used by both sides during the troubles.