RetroTube

BONUS: Another Halloweeny repost from Cardboard Cinema Club! Huazzah!

We broach the 21st Century for the first time, as Adam is joined by actual real-life Canadian* Shannon Fay - author of Innate Magic and External Forces - to discuss the infinitely rewatchable horror-comedy (or comedy-horror), Shaun of the Dead.

You can find Shannon on Twitter @ShannonLFay and buy her books in all the usual book-buying places.

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And if you enjoy this, why not have a listen to our sibling podcast, RetroTube, using your ears or related senses.

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BONUS: Cardboard Cinema Club has been sitting around not doing much for a wee bit (due to Adam being too busy for two podcasts), so for a bit of a Halloween bonus, here's the very first episode for anyone who missed it.

In this exciting* first episode of Cardboard Cinema Club, Adam is joined by Alex Pearson to chat about the classic 1981 John Landis horror-comedy, An American Werewolf In London. A naked American man stole their balloons - and they never did get the £2 they were promised - but they've vowed to plough on regardless like the troupers they are.

*not legally binding

Find Alex on Twitter @momentomaureen @deathcapdancing

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Why not have a listen to our sibling podcast, RetroTube Archive Television Podcast, about old telly and that.

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Content Warning: This is a chat about the strange and dark world of 1970s British Public Information Films, which deal with child safety, specifically the consequences of playing in farmyards and on railway lines, so there's discussion of fictional child deaths throughout.

It's Halloween month, and this episode Adam is joined by the wonderful Evelyn Mars. Evelyn's an American born in the late 1980s, so what will she make of horrifying British Public Information Films of the 1970s?

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Theme Music by Adam himself, gosh
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Third syllable
Round
Long?
Pipe - is it pipe?
Cylinder
Telescope?
TUBE! TUBE!
Okay, second syllable.
Boat.
Rowing boat.
ROW!
Row-tube
RETROTUBE!
[audience applause]

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Due to unpopular demand, here's a bonus episode covering episodes 5 & 6 of Moondial (after we received complaints that we only covered 1-4) featuring the wonderful Audrey Violet (previously heard on the Escape Into Night and Cardboard Cinema Club: Celine & Julie Go Boating episodes*).

Whereas Heather was a newbie to the world of Moondial, Audrey is an old hand - in fact, it's one of her favourite things ever. So who better to cover the rest of Moondial with? No one, that's who.

You can find Auds Violet on Twitter @crowviolets, and in the podcasting world on her very own show, The Violet Ghost Train.

Heather will be back next time, as we watch... well, something. It's a surprise.

*1001 thanks to Iain of the All Of Time And Space for his recommendation of our little Parisian adventure towards the end of the Doctor Who Season 4 retrospective episode, it was a delightful surprise.
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