Sleaford Mods' Metal Detecting Adventure Raises More Questions Than Answers, But That's What Makes it So Good.
In an offbeat interview series that defies easy categorization, producer and host James Deacon takes a ramble through green space with a celebrity guest, where the conversation veers wildly from metal detecting to intimate chat. Sleaford Mods frontman Jason Williamson joins Deacon for an hour of introspection and digging up rusty nails, but it's clear that this isn't your average podcast. While visualizing the experience would be ideal, the audio-only version is a jarring, exhilarating ride.
Meanwhile, Phil Collins is back in the spotlight, albeit not as a musician. The latest season of Eras offers a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the drummer-turned-superstar frontman, from his days backing up Peter Gabriel to having his most famous solo hit performed by a man in a gorilla suit – yes, you read that right.
But what's truly captivating is the return of The Missing Cryptoqueen. After six years away, this engrossing podcast returns with four new episodes that promise to uncover some long-held secrets. With its best lead in years, the team from BBC Sounds is on the hunt for Dr Ruja Ignatova, and it seems they might finally be closing in.
The History Bureau also returns, shedding light on a pivotal moment in Russian history – the 1999 bombings that claimed over 300 lives. Journalist Helena Merriman speaks to journalists about alternative theories, revealing a complex web of intrigue and deceit that still lingers today.
Last but not least, we have Hanging Out With Ant and Dec, the Geordie duo's first podcast is set to be a loose, chatty listen that feels like hanging out with pals. Expect plenty of laughs and possibly some artefacts from their career scattered about the space they'll record in.
Lastly, The Harry Hill Show offers an unconventional comedy experience that's sure to raise more than a few eyebrows. With its surreal antics and rapid-fire conversations, it's clear that this is a podcast that defies easy explanation – but who needs explanation when you're having this much fun?
In an offbeat interview series that defies easy categorization, producer and host James Deacon takes a ramble through green space with a celebrity guest, where the conversation veers wildly from metal detecting to intimate chat. Sleaford Mods frontman Jason Williamson joins Deacon for an hour of introspection and digging up rusty nails, but it's clear that this isn't your average podcast. While visualizing the experience would be ideal, the audio-only version is a jarring, exhilarating ride.
Meanwhile, Phil Collins is back in the spotlight, albeit not as a musician. The latest season of Eras offers a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the drummer-turned-superstar frontman, from his days backing up Peter Gabriel to having his most famous solo hit performed by a man in a gorilla suit – yes, you read that right.
But what's truly captivating is the return of The Missing Cryptoqueen. After six years away, this engrossing podcast returns with four new episodes that promise to uncover some long-held secrets. With its best lead in years, the team from BBC Sounds is on the hunt for Dr Ruja Ignatova, and it seems they might finally be closing in.
The History Bureau also returns, shedding light on a pivotal moment in Russian history – the 1999 bombings that claimed over 300 lives. Journalist Helena Merriman speaks to journalists about alternative theories, revealing a complex web of intrigue and deceit that still lingers today.
Last but not least, we have Hanging Out With Ant and Dec, the Geordie duo's first podcast is set to be a loose, chatty listen that feels like hanging out with pals. Expect plenty of laughs and possibly some artefacts from their career scattered about the space they'll record in.
Lastly, The Harry Hill Show offers an unconventional comedy experience that's sure to raise more than a few eyebrows. With its surreal antics and rapid-fire conversations, it's clear that this is a podcast that defies easy explanation – but who needs explanation when you're having this much fun?
Sleaford Mods' metal detecting adventure is like a bad acid trip 
. Who knew digging up rusty nails could be so... deep 
? But honestly, I'm kinda here for it 
. The Missing Cryptoqueen is back and she's still low-key solving the mystery of Dr Ruja Ignatova's disappearance 
. And The History Bureau is like the podcast version of a conspiracy theory cafe 
️. This new season has me hooked 
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gotta say, these podcasts are like the weird cousin of entertainment - not everyone's gonna get 'em, but they're still lovin' every minute of it. Like, who else is gonna make a podcast about metal detecting and then just go with it? 
Sleaford Mods frontman Jason Williamson seems like the ultimate laid-back dude, all chill vibes while he's digging up rusty nails... guess you could say his music is just the soundtrack to his life 
. And Phil Collins, man... who knew being a drummer could be so... flashy? 
Meanwhile, I'm low-key obsessed with The Missing Cryptoqueen - it's like the ultimate true-crime podcast that's all about uncovering secrets and finding answers (or not) 
On the other hand, The Missing Cryptoqueen is back and that sounds like some wild stuff. Dr Ruja Ignatova's story is still a mystery, so I'm all ears for more info 
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That sounds like a trainwreck waiting to happen. 
And The History Bureau's got some juicy info on the 1999 Russian bombings... 
Who knew there was so much intrigue surrounding that event? 
I mean, don't get me wrong, I love a good chat, but when it's just two guys talking about stuff while they're hanging out in their living room? 
and I love how the podcast just goes wherever he wants it to 
. And can we talk about Phil Collins being back in the spotlight? 
. And The History Bureau sounds like a total page-turner 
And last but not least, The Harry Hill Show sounds like a wild ride 
i mean i love a good mystery but this one is on another level 
they're literally hunting down dr ruja ignatova, can't wait to see what secrets get uncovered. history bureau's 1999 russian bombings doc is giving me chills, still so much intrigue around that event... and hanging out with ant and dec sounds like the perfect way to spend a sunday afternoon 
who needs comedy when you've got will ferrell 
. And I gotta ask, what's up with Phil Collins being a frontman in a gorilla suit 
? Was that a thing during his solo career? Asking for a friend who still can't get the song "In the Air Tonight" out of their head 
. And lastly, Hanging Out With Ant and Dec should be on everyone's watchlist, who doesn't want to hang out with Geordie pals? 
also that Metal Detecting podcast with Sleaford Mods is wild, Jason's energy is infectious 
and Hanging Out With Ant and Dec sounds like a right laugh 
. I'm also excited to see what new episodes of Sleaford Mods' podcast come out – Jason Williamson always knows how to keep things real and entertaining 
? guess that's what happens when you're exploring new passions and stuff. I do wish there were some pics or vids from the podcast tho, it'd be cool to visualize the whole experience 
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. At least The Harry Hill Show tries something new, but it's still so cringeworthy. Can we please have some originality for once? 
Sleaford Mods' metal detecting adventure sounds like a wild ride 
Meanwhile, The History Bureau's got my curiosity piqued 
The Ant and Dec podcast sounds like a blast of fun 
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