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This week I had the chance to speak with Sam Hurley from the fantastic Movie Reviews In 20Qs about his first book, Compliance. It’s fantastic…buy it! I also talk mental health and my plans for the new year to get my life back on track, as well as the various films and tv shows coming...
This week it’s a look back at 2020 films, books and TV and a look into a hopefully positive mental health future in 2021. There’s WW84, Soul, Onward and much more…
This week I am joined by the incredible Lorraine from Once Upon a Nightmare to talk about the incredible Christmas film that is The Holiday starring Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet. I also talk about what’s on UK streaming services over Christmas and the run-up to 2021.
This week I am talking about a film I consider to be a hidden gem, 2011’s Chalet Girl. I can’t help it, sometimes I want a teen RomCom, and this just happens to fit the bill. I also talk about my most recent mental health fun! Featured Podcast: For Nerds By Nerds
This week it’s a very British affair at the English Lawn Tennis Association for 2004 film Wimbledon, I have a strange dream on a plane and I talk books as I look at To the Moon and Back by Jill Mansell. Featured Pod: The Paul and Griff Show
This week I’m talking Crazy, Stupid Love, but I’m not alone. I have Paul and Ryan from the amazing Cold Callers Comedy podcast with me. They keep me entertained with tales of lawnmowers and their Ryan Gosling fascination. I also give you the rundown of UK Streaming from 3-10 December, just in case you’re waiting...
Silver Linings Playbook, furlough truths and a little behind the science of dreaming.
This week it’s Miss Congeniality, mental health and a very strange dream that takes place in a park (what?).
This week I’m talking about the 2006 film, Stick It!, the book If You Could Go Anywhere and there’s always time for a weird dream!
In this episode I apologise more than once, I talk about a weird hair-related dream and I review the film Lemonade Mouth and the book Johnny Be Good.