Capturing the eclectic nature of pretentious tomfoolery and japes from Daisy Hale and Bryony Cleary. With a current buzzword every week, we talk (more often fight) about music, movies and the current fragility of our ecosystem in the face of growing climate change.
Weekly show in which we dissect and discuss the very best cinema and a smattering of recent releases. With regular features on the history of cinema, special guests and a good selection of the very best film music.
Desi beats has all of your desi music on one show. No preference of songs. As long as it's good music, it gets played. So for anytime you're feeling a little homesick, or if you just want to listen to some good old Indian songs, tune in to URY for the show for your weekly dose of Desi Beats.
Join the regular No DLC team as we discuss and disect the week in video games, film and tv!! We'll also be seeing what happens when four people with rather different music tastes compete over whose songs to play through the only way that doesn't involve an ambulance: game shows!! We're bringing back the (soon to be) legendary "Stealthy Godzilla", introducing the shiny new "Broodier than Batman?" and much more!!!
Join stressed third years Jack and Victoria (and George) for their chat, gossip, and inevitable arguing in the new show on the block 'Manic Monday'.
Radio Show for University of York Movie Society. We review recent releases, discuss various other films, play songs from films.
A friendly talk show about basically whatever is on my mind. Will feature a rotating cast of guest presenters and one-off interviewees from the world of "student politics". Likely topics are;
I'm not entirely sure as to what it would be fully, but I will plan every episode extensively. I wouldn't want it to be anymore than an hour. It migth be crap, but I would quite like to try something new. Possible music genres include;
Whatever takes the fancy really. I know this is a really wooly pitch, but would just like an outlet to explore a
I'm also really unsure on the title, so any suggestion would be welcome.
Each week, I dive into the soundtracks of some of the most well known movies, from love themes to action scenes, and talk about how they shaped that movie through the power of music.
Each week, URY's very own 80s throwback David Hemingway dissects a year from the 80s, looking at the news, the movies, the TV and the music your parents were listening to - including the Top 10 best-selling singles of the year. This week - 1990! What? That's not the 80s.
Kino, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, is a gum obtained from certain tropical trees by tapping, used locally as an astringent in medicine and in tanning. And the Urban Dictionary defines it as flirtatious physical contact.
But those definitions are WRONG (if one was to proclaim as such in a group of linguistic experts then one would be most embarrassed and most likely expelled from the premises for causing a ruckus). But the only definition we care about is the following:
The highest form of artistry in the motion picture world.
This is a podcast that celebrates movies, flicks, films, talkies, features and every other corner of the cinematic world. From Lynch to Welles, Mann to Kurosawa and everyone else in between. Join us, your hosts Cavan and James, as we travel through time and across continents to explore the art and wonderment of the motion picture world.
Join us every fortnight as we taste and savor A Good Bit of Kino.
Join Bethan and Ellie for an hour all about movies and the music that made them. Each week, we take a different cinematic theme, play our favourite film soundtracks and chat about the movies they're from. We'll discuss upcoming releases, films we've recently seen and probably our lives in general! We don't claim to be expert film critics - we're just here for a good time and hope you are too!
Join third-year students Jack Machen, Ned Weston, and Ben Carter as they rank everything you could possibly think of! Whether it's UK popular food franchises, such as a cheeky Nando's or a classic Greggs sausage roll, or whether it's favourite movies of all time! No matter the topic, 'it only ends in tiers'.
Join me, Polly, as I explore a different film theme every episode, celebrating the singles that have punctuated the screen action. From chick flicks to Tarantino, I'll share the tracks which define the genre. With facts, figures and anecdotes surrounding each single and the movies they are featured in.