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For this episode we had a discussion about our opinions, favourite and least favourite, parts of the RWRB Movie. Come listen along and let us know if you feel the same or have different opinions you want to share!

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Welcome back to another exciting episode of The Overly Excited Podcast! In today's episode, we get stuck into what courage is and looks like in our different lives. 

Your hosts, Dale Sidebottom and Jack Watts, dive deep into the theme of courage and its impact on our lives. They share personal stories, reflect on thought-provoking questions, and explore the power of understanding different perspectives. With an emphasis on self-reflection, personal growth, and embracing the present moment, Dale and Jack navigate the highs and lows of life with their signature enthusiasm and relatability. 

Prepare for inspiring insights, vulnerable conversations, and a reminder to celebrate wins along the journey. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to amplify your excitement on this episode of The Overly Excited Podcast!

One of England's princes and the son of the US president end up falling for each other in this romcom based on a popular novel. Larry joins Matt & Ashley as we review Red, White & Royal Blue, a new movie streaming on Amazon Prime.

Diane and Sean discuss the 2010 Tim Burton version of the children's classic, Alice in Wonderland. Episode music is, "Alice's Theme" by Danny Elfman from the OST.

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Line up for one of the saddest experiences you can have with a sitcom! This week your Generals are, fittingly, in the trenches of World War 1 to watch as Blackadder Goes Forth!

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Our love of Rowan Atkinson continues as Your Generals strap in this time to watch Blackadder in the Regency Era. Just how dumb can Hugh Laurie as Prince George get? We'll find out!

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On this episode we journey through the decades with one of the most sarcastic and devious characters in British comedy, Edmund Blackadder. Dipping into a couple episodes of each series, we discuss the shows evolution, its highs and its lows. We resist the temptation to go down too many history rabbit holes and talk about the production, the cast and what it is that makes this one of the most loved UK comedy classics. 

Diane and Sean discuss the conclusion of Peter Jackson's second Middle Earth trilogy, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. Episode music is "The Last Goodbye" written and performed by Billy Boyd, from the OST.

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In episode 6 of series 2,  Dylan and Iain Martin (@theIainMartin) of the All Of Time And Space Podcast (@TimeNSpacePod) do a deep dive into the wilderness years. In this episode they look at the BBC audio adventure featuring the 7th Doctor and Ace 'Death Comes To Time, written  by Colin Meek and directed by Dan Freedman. 

So, uh, it's been a while.

We figured we should release something to let you know where we've been and what we've been reading. And to give some life updates and let you know where this podcast is going.

We're not officially back from our hiatus (although we never really announced that we were on a hiatus... so were we ever officially on one?). But we felt like chatting about books! So here we are.

We hope your reading is going well, too :)

cw: pet loss, talk of mental illness

The first episode of the fall season is officially here! Feels good to be back!  I thought the best way to start off the podcast this fall is to talk to someone who has been working in journalism for over 15 years.

Sriram Iyer is editor in chief of Business Insider India.  He tells me why he chose the path of journalism versus the "traditional" Indian career path, how journalism has become a lot more discerning, and why journalist need to be more than just a one-trick pony in order to succeed today.

We dive into how social media and "fake news" has affected journalism in India, his thoughts on how the Indian government has been trying to control online speech and content coming out of the country,  why the concept of "hyper-personalization" has become an issue with the media industry, and if he himself is ever worried about publishing certain stories that could potentially be polarizing.

We go over important topics such as cryptocurrency, the COVID crisis in India, and women in the workforce.  I ask him about his growth strategy for the publication,  why "labels are lazy", and who he ultimately would love to work with.

Please also check out THE FUTURE OF WORK, hosted by Business Insider India, happening Sept 16th and 17th.

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Like a reunion of old chums, we've joined forces with Julia Raeside again to have a cosy chat about everyone's favourite gang of relatable middle-class gang of  insubordinates.  Yes, it's 1992's PETER'S FRIENDS.

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Diane and Sean discuss the second part of Peter Jackson's Hobbit trilogy, The Desolation of Smaug for their 100th Episode! Episode music is, "The Quest for Erebor" by Howard Shore, and "I See Fire" by Ed Sheeran, from the OST.

In this special quarantined episode:

- We record remotely once again
- We review the one year anniversary live stream
- We talk about more weird relationship in-jokes
- Daniel investigates the science of hangovers
- Sophie eats too much meat
- Daniel discusses shock humour
- Sophie remembers kids TV shows
- We are still recovering

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In this poetic ode to the animate vision of the cosmos that has been so central to humanity for so long, we explore the idea that the ritual heart of both culture and cosmos itself is poetry, and that poetry is the only way to accurately convey and invoke a cosmos that is ultimately artful. Poetry exists so humans can be propelled into states where we feel one with nature. Hence the gods “clothe themselves in poetic meter,” say the Vedas, and in doing so, give us a direct vehicle through which to access them, to revel in them, to ourselves shine. This episode uses the Greek myths as a jumping off point to celebrate the poetic vision of the cosmos and explores how we drifted far from our poetic source. Caution — Greek myths are explicit.

The Great Indoors: CBS, 2016–2017. Starring Joel McHale, Susannah Fielding, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Chris Williams, Christine Ko, Shaun Brown, Stephen Fry, and Deborah Baker Jr. MMtP featuring Dave Wagner and Colin Whiting.