Tag: 2013

The Fringe podcast where we can’t mention the war

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[audio:https://archive.org/download/TpcFringe20131908201316/tpc_fringe2013_19082013_16.mp3] Into the last week of the Fringe, with eight full days and nights of performances to take in – and even at this late stage that’s more than Glastonbury. Twice. A delve inthe nature of the Fringe today with reluctant talk show hosts, returning retirees, reality show hopefuls, and trying to work out how to pronounce Reichstadt. With John Fleming, Ian Kendall, Suzy Bennett, and Frank Sanazi.

Some Fringe podcasting that might be a bit risky to run on the radio

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[audio:http://archive.org/download/TpcFringe20131808201315/tpc_fringe2013_18082013_15.mp3] And now it’s time for something a little racey for Sunday, or at least interviews that might not be suitable for the airwaves of 98.8 Castle FM across Edinburgh! Just the interviews today, so let’s focus on the artists and head into the Fringe. With Eric Davis, Bob Slayer, Gary Beadle (The Room In The Elephant), and Cassette Boy vs. DJ Rubbish.

As the weekend starts, the Fringe podcast continues on its daily schedule

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[audio:http://archive.org/download/TpcFringe20131608201313/tpc_fringe2013_16082013_13.mp3] The ‘big’ weekend approaches, with tickets to be sold, new fans and friends to be made, award judges to be impressed, all while trying to avoid the thought that there are still ten days left to go. With Jess Abrams (Cat Stevens Reconstructed), Brydie Lee-Kennedy and Courtney Powell (Sugar and Vice), Owen O’Neil and Dave Johns (The Shawshank Redemption), and Karin Danger (Hot Box).

All the variety of the Fringe, in an hour of podcasting

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[audio:http://archive.org/download/TpcFringe20131308201310/tpc_fringe2013_13082013_10.mp3] Today’s Fringe podcast was a mix of live interviews in the Castle FM studios, on-location interviews from over the weekend, and music submitted by many of the performers at this year’s Fringe. Hopefully it’s bringing a great feel of the variety on offer in Edinburgh during August to you! Guests today are Lee Camp (a US comic), Hedluv and Passman (Cornish rappers), Claire Cunningham and Gail Sneddon (co-directors of this year’s National Theatre Scotland show, Mènage à Trois), and Tamar Broadbent (from the musical stand up show, Almost Epic).