by Nick Brownlee
From the same person who brought you Nick Brownlee's Newsletter, the written version, comes Nick Brownlee's Newsletter, the podcast version. Featuring hard-hitting and insightful commentary, leavened with wry observations, listeners' letters and robots, it is "essential listening in troubled times"*. For more go to: https://nickbrownlee.substack.com/ and https://www.facebook.com/NickBrownleePage * Keswick Reminder
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December 6, 2021
<p>In a change from the published programme, Nick Brownlee’s Newsletter returns with special guest and long-time associate Gizmund T Curtis joining Nick down the line.</p> <p>They discuss deadly variant Omicron, late Lindisfarne frontman Alan Hull and soon-to-be-replaced Doctor Who, in that order, and with varying degrees of mental acuity.</p> <p>Meanwhile the robots start to feel paranoid, and another long-forgotten track by cult folk band The Bemusers is unearthed for your listening pleasure.</p> <p>Nick Brownlee’s Newsletter is a Paperfoot Production</p>
November 3, 2021
<p>Kicking off with the best of the yesterday’s action from the crunch Third Form break-time clash on the hard play area, Episode 4 of the podcast moves silkily down the wing, past Nick’s musical reminiscences before crossing dangerously into Dutch podcast territory for the correspondents to bang home the winner.</p> <p>Meanwhile on the terraces, the robots are having a fight.</p> <p>Nick Brownlee’s Newsletter is a Paperfoot Production.</p> <p>Original music by Reiver.</p>
October 25, 2021
<p>And we’re back.</p> <p>Welcome to Episode 3 of Nick Brownlee’s Newsletter, podcast version, in which you will find more of the material that made episodes 1 and 2 such essential listening, not to mention the trailer.</p> <p>This week, Nick meets a Trappist monk and secures a hard-hitting interview with a leading member of Insulate Britain. Meanwhile his mum describes a life-changing trip to The Range, and there’s music from the late punk poet Eric Clarke-Cooper. Plus robots and listeners’ correspondence – who could ask for more?</p> <p>A Paperfoot Production.</p> <p>Additional material and silly ideas by Scott Curtis</p>
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From the same person who brought you Nick Brownlee's Newsletter, the written version, comes Nick Brownlee's Newsletter, the podcast version. Featuring hard-hitting and insightful commentary, leavened with wry observations, listeners' letters and robots, it is "essential listening in troubled times"*. For more go to: https://nickbrownlee.substack.com/ and https://www.facebook.com/NickBrownleePage
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