Resonance FM Podcasts

In the second of this month’s podcasts about horror movies, Alex Fitch interviews Pete Tombs, producer of Zibahkhana (Hell’s Ground)* and writer of Mondo Macabro plus Tejinder Jouhal, a film programmer at the ICA about their month of ‘Bolly Horror’ movies. (mp3 format, 28.4mb)
*technically this is ‘Lolly Horror’ as the film was made in Pakistan, […]

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Alex Fitch and Duncan Nott interview artist Frazer Irving and writer / artist David Hine about their work in comics from early strips in 2000AD to their recent collaboration on Marvel’s Silent War.

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Looking for something to do on a rainy August bank holiday? Why not listen to Resonance FM’s latest Art House cinema podcast featuring reviews of films released this month at ‘Art House’ cinemas in London for advice…
This show is presented by Alex Fitch with contributions from Virginie Sélavy (editor of Electric Sheep Magazine) and Kim […]

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Alex Fitch interviews video shop manager Michael Hall about his thoughts on the horror genre and previews he’s seen of this year’s Frightfest horror film marathon in London, including reviews of Black Sheep, Daywatch and Disturbia. Also, in an interview conducted a year ago, Alex talks to film student Greta Mills about her perspective on […]

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When you’re happy and you know it clap your hands,
When you’re happy and you know it clap your hands,
When you’re happy and you know it and you really want to show it,
Something something something clap your hands.
Here is the linked up and fully functioning tracklist relating to this episode for your information:

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Alex Fitch interviews artist John McCrea about his work, his love of superhero comics which has now lead to work in Saudi Arabia and collaborating with writer Garth Ennis on such projects as Troubled Souls.
As Panel Borders is currently podcast only, you can download today’s show now… (mp3 format, 14.4mb)
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To those among the gathered peasants who were existentialists familiar with Sartre, it was apparent that Bonkers Maisie was plucking phrases from the book at random. To the rest, the words took on a haunting grandeur. Some wept. All were transfixed.

The Huffington Post
Tidy Is As Tidy Does
Bonkers Maisie
The Sick Pig
Himmelfarb
Boot Bath

This episode of Hooting Yard […]

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Alex Fitch interviews Jacob Ciocci and David Wightman, members of the band Extreme Animals. Jacob is also a member of the art collective Paper Rad (for whose videos David has supplied sountracks) and while they were in Europe touring with their band Alex spoke to them about the Paper Rad exhibition showing at Sketch Gallery […]

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I can’t think of anything to top the previous episodes description, so please refer to that one if you are looking for something to read that is not of a factual nature.
Please find below the tracklisting for this episode along with links to where all the items were found:
1. 1000 Dollars by Autopsy Protocol, Umami:
www.entity.be
2. […]

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Alex Fitch interviews artists Glenn Fabry and John McCrea, two very different artists who have worked on comics in Britain and America and have both illustrated strips by writer Garth Ennis. The majority of today’s show is concerned with Glenn’s work from his seminal run on Sláine in 2000AD to his epic run of painted […]

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