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January 21st, 2007

Freaky Trigger and the Lollards of Pop - Week 3

The third in the ongoing series of Lollardry, as broadcast earlier this afternoon between 12 and 1. This week’s edition includes: the puzzle craze of the eighties, the definition of emo, the truth about drugs, gimmicky shoes and movie twists that actually work.

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Written by Rick on Sunday, January 21st, 2007 | 1,046 views |

Responses

  1. FT's CarsmileSteve on January 22nd, 2007

    to be fair i think it’s more “a” definition of emo, than THE definition, i think we’re saving THE definition for later in the series ;)

    also, good to see the guardian are listening, we talk about rubik’s cubes on sunday, they write about them on monday…

  2. Tom on January 22nd, 2007

    There was a bit on Clark’s Shoes in the Graun comment section too!

  3. FT's Martin Skidmore on January 22nd, 2007

    Best twistiness in a movie ever: about three quarters of the way through House Of Flying Daggers there is a four-minute stretch with ELEVEN major plot twists. Some you knew were coming, some are complete surprises, but you certainly don’t keep expecting that there is another one to come any second.

  4. sterl on January 28th, 2007

    why can we not download mp3 to listen on TEH GO

  5. Tom on January 28th, 2007

    You can if you go to the source code for the MP3 player. Or if you subscribe to it as a podcast I think! (I don’t know why don’t have a download-it section too.)

  6. FT's Admin on January 28th, 2007

    Yes you can subscribe to the lollards podcast. I will try to make that to the info box on the left. Meanwhile, details on lollards page, or go to the main lollards-podcast page which links to the rss feed.

  7. FT's Admin on January 28th, 2007

    There. The iTunes and RSS links now appear in the podcast archive pages and in each individual post too.

 

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