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Dirty Feed
by John Hoare
Some podcasts are long and tedious. Welcome to one that's short and tedious. Join John Hoare as he takes a wander through his obsessions, and just pray you can sneak off in the middle of it.
Episodes
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Junior Jackpot
Forgive me, ladies and gentlemen, for the months long absence of this podcast. Join me now, as we travel back through the mists of time to BBC Radio Nottingham in the early 90s, and meet fantastic local broadcaster Dennis McCarthy. Oh yes, and me when I was 9.
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Red Dwarf - Bodysnatcher
And so, with the surprising success of the opening episode, welcome to the second Dirty Feed podcast. This time, I take a look at Bodysnatcher - an unmade episode from the very first series of Red Dwarf.
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TV Offal
Because there clearly aren’t enough of them in the world, here’s the first in a new venture on Dirty Feed – a podcast. This episode, I use Victor Lewis-Smith’s 90s series TV Offal as an excuse to play a one minute long jingle from a radio station in Denver.
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How many episodes does Dirty Feed have?
Dirty Feed currently has 3 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Dirty Feed about?
Some podcasts are long and tedious. Welcome to one that's short and tedious. Join John Hoare as he takes a wander through his obsessions, and just pray you can sneak off in the middle of it.
How often does Dirty Feed release new episodes?
Dirty Feed has 3 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Who hosts Dirty Feed?
Dirty Feed is created and hosted by John Hoare.
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