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The Stereo Brothers
by The Stereo Brothers
We are The Stereo Brothers.Based in England and with Irish roots we base our extensive list of created audio characters on some of the most hilarious stereotypes around.Our variety of fictional characters is truly an inspired observation on some of the most extremely archetypal faces you meet out there in life! From the grim urban pubs to the geeky model railway clubs, listen out and laugh at audio accounts of figures ranging from late night Irish radio hosts to deeply flawed amateur UFO researchers. Giggle at the antics of dried up stand up comics and the deathly frail transmissions of 1950s World Service recordings!
Episodes
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What's This
Live on local radio with the bubbly presenter Darren Pike, Mike Belton is invited to discuss the UFO presence around South England and takes calls from local listeners. It soon becomes apparent their ageing, semi-disabled guest hasn't done the research!
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Have A Go Hero
Mike Belton reflects on his encounter with petty crime in a supermarket. His account of mediocre heroism annoys a random listener, eager to tell a real tale of urban bravery. Recorded live over CB radio and entirely improvised.
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Your Old Pals (Part Nine of The Planet Sweet)
Mike Belton is forced to accept the resignation of his close friend Sylvester from the Peacehaven UFO Society (PUS). His young buddy becomes attracted to the bright lights of Saltdean and an ageing local figure, Malcolm, whose rival UFO Society is looking to recruit. Malcolm is eager to get the...
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It's Unfortunate, Really (Part Eight of The Planet Sweet)
Mike Belton is forced to accept the resignation of his close friend Sylvester from the Peacehaven UFO Society (PUS). His young buddy becomes attracted to the bright lights of Saltdean and an ageing local figure, Malcolm, whose rival UFO Society is looking to recruit. Malcolm is eager to get the...
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Cheeps On The Wireless (Part Seven of The Planet Sweet)
Mike Belton is forced to accept the resignation of his close friend Sylvester from the Peacehaven UFO Society (PUS). His young buddy becomes attracted to the bright lights of Saltdean and an ageing local figure, Malcolm, whose rival UFO Society is looking to recruit. Malcolm is eager to get the...
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Are We Getting On
The final show in this sorry series of debates. Noel Cardigan is absent, likely swigging whisky, as the eccentric Englishman William Gloverman chairs this shocking frenzy. Not so much a debate as an all out disgrace to radio! A special guest speaker's temper effectively ends Cardigan's contract...
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You Get My Meaning (Part Six of The Planet Sweet)
Mike Belton is forced to accept the resignation of his close friend Sylvester from the Peacehaven UFO Society (PUS). His young buddy becomes attracted to the bright lights of Saltdean and an ageing local figure, Malcolm, whose rival UFO Society is looking to recruit. Malcolm is eager to get the...
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I Like Your Style (Part Five of The Planet Sweet)
Mike Belton is forced to accept the resignation of his close friend Sylvester from the Peacehaven UFO Society (PUS). His young buddy becomes attracted to the bright lights of Saltdean and an ageing local figure, Malcolm, whose rival UFO Society is looking to recruit. Malcolm is eager to get the...
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The Planet Sweet (Part Four of The Planet Sweet)
Mike Belton is forced to accept the resignation of his close friend Sylvester from the Peacehaven UFO Society (PUS). His young buddy becomes attracted to the bright lights of Saltdean and an ageing local figure, Malcolm, whose rival UFO Society is looking to recruit. Malcolm is eager to get the...
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The Bottom Rung (Part Three of The Planet Sweet)
Mike Belton is forced to accept the resignation of his close friend Sylvester from the Peacehaven UFO Society (PUS). His young buddy becomes attracted to the bright lights of Saltdean and an ageing local figure, Malcolm, whose rival UFO Society is looking to recruit. Malcolm is eager to get the...
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A Silver, Shiny Thing (Part Two of The Planet Sweet)
Mike Belton is forced to accept the resignation of his close friend Sylvester from the Peacehaven UFO Society (PUS). His young buddy becomes attracted to the bright lights of Saltdean and an ageing local figure, Malcolm, whose rival UFO Society is looking to recruit. Malcolm is eager to get the...
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One Foul Swipe (Part One of The Planet Sweet)
Mike Belton is forced to accept the resignation of his close friend Sylvester from the Peacehaven UFO Society (PUS). His young buddy becomes attracted to the bright lights of Saltdean and an ageing local figure, Malcolm, whose rival UFO Society is looking to recruit. Malcolm is eager to get the...
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The Man For The Job
Mike Belton decides to ring up for a part time job in an aquarium. His CB pal Tim tries his luck at sealing the deal when calling a head business man for a job in the city and then the dull, morbid Kenny calls up an undertaker.
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Garage Sale
After scanning through the local Friday Ad sales supplement for bargains, Mike rings a guy up about a kid's table. His questions test the seller's patience.
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Guy With The Table
After scanning through the local Friday Ad sales supplement for bargains, Mike rings a guy up about a kid's table. His questions test the seller's patience. Mike Belton - Peter Poole Sylvester - Martin Poole Telephone Speaker - Martin Poole
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A Psychic Flash
A plan to stick homemade adverts for a local cafe' on rented VHS tapes leads to disappointing results. This leads Mike back to the real business as he contemplates the big question... What would PUS do if a UFO "invaded" Peacehaven? Mike Belton - Peter Poole Sylvester - Martin Poole
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We are The Stereo Brothers.Based in England and with Irish roots we base our extensive list of created audio characters on some of the most hilarious stereotypes around.Our variety of fictional characters is truly an inspired observation on some of the most extremely archetypal faces you meet out there in life! From the grim urban pubs to the geeky model railway clubs, listen out and laugh at audio accounts of figures ranging from late night Irish radio hosts to deeply flawed amateur UFO researchers. Giggle at the antics of dried up stand up comics and the deathly frail transmissions of 1950s World Service recordings!
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