Wed, 25 September 2013
In this exciting episode of The Nights at the Round Table Podcast our intrepid Antipodean podcaster Australian Nick embarks on a night out that will see him pontificate with peers, dice with directors, argue with actors and come face to face with people who have been part of the Hitchhiker's legacy for the past 35 years. If this was not cause enough for surprise then surprise soon gets turned to absolute astonishment when Neil Gaiman turns up!
This very special episode of Nights at the Round Table was made possible thanks to our fellow podcasters at The Pharos Project, various audience members, and the cast and crew who not only gave their time to be interviewed but also provided us with some exclusive audio clips that can be heard throughout the podcast.
The 'Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy Radio Show Live!' can be found at http://www.hitchhikerslive.com. Visit for more information including tour dates and guest performers.
Nights at the Round Table can be found on the web (http://www.nightsattheroundtable.net) or via Twitter (@natrtpodcast), Facebook (facebook.com/nightsattheroundtable), e-mail (feedback@nightsattheroundtable.net). Alternatively, you can leave a voicemail for us on our UK number: 020 3290 2666
Follow the hosts:
Sol is @Solace_Aderyn
Ash is @RavenEvermore
Nick is @BYKingswood and really knows where his towel is.
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Sat, 21 September 2013
Ash, Sol and Nick attempt to record an episode with the help of friend to all the animals, Beastmaster Pete. Things start promisingly with Nick and Pete reviewing 'Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy: Live!', but rapidly go downhill as Nick attempts to explain what the fourth dimension is without the aid of a LSD/Tequila cocktail. We move onto more serious matters as we discuss the worlds plutonium shortage, and end the night by discovering that the Netflix catalogue is closely intertwined with the Bittorrent trends of its potential customers. There may also have been some drunken singing. Beastmaster Pete was kindly on loan from The Pharos Project podcast, found at http://www.thepharosproject.com. Nights at the Round Table can be found on the web (http://www.nightsattheroundtable.net) or via Twitter (@natrtpodcast), Facebook (facebook.com/nightsattheroundtable), e-mail (feedback@nightsattheroundtable.net). Alternatively, you can leave a voicemail for us on our UK number: 020 3290 2666 Follow the hosts: Sol is @Solace_Aderyn |
Mon, 9 September 2013
Up from the depths of 'Prehistoric History'* rise Ash, Sol, Paul and Chris who prepare to do battle with a legend of British cinematic history... Gorgo! This 1961 classic was at least 3 years in the making. Mainly because it ran out of money. It's got minimal character development, no named female characters, and an Irish orphan that really doesn't deserve to survive the film. Yet, for some reason, we're able to talk about it for over an hour. What is its mysterious allure? Is it connected to Xulud? And how many times can the same building be destroyed without the audience getting suspicious? These questions may (or may not) be answered... * as phrased by the official trailer for 'Gorgo' (1961) Gorgo can be bought on import Blu-ray here: http://dvdworldusa.com/shopexd.asp?id=99136 (It is definitely region free) Waiting for Gorgo can be seen here: http://www.cinemagine.com/waitingforgorgo/ Paul and Chris are from 'The Pharos Project' (http://www.thepharosproject.com), and are partial to the occasional Dorkin's. Nights at the Round Table can be found on the web (http://www.nightsattheroundtable.net) or via Twitter (@natrtpodcast), Facebook (facebook.com/nightsattheroundtable), e-mail (feedback@nightsattheroundtable.net) or leave a voicemail for us on our UK number: 020 3290 2666 Follow the hosts: Sol is @Solace_Aderyn |
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