Write Club Podcast Paul Fisher

The podcast makes a welcome return as Paul is joined by Chris, Dale and John McGinley talk all things entertainment.

The quiz is as shambolic as usual and then we answer the question set to us by Paul Field (@pafster) about things being 'So bad they're good'...

We take a serious approach as we discuss the deaths of famous people, how they are reported and what we think of the age of social media.

We end, as always with our recommendations on what to watch, listen to or read.

Enjoy!

With Dale trapped in a cupboard somewhere and Chris taking over the hosting duties (due to not having actually watched any films recently), Paul was joined by Simon and special guest Jake Miller to discuss the upcoming Oscars, and offer there opinion on who should take home the shiny statues.

The long-awaited return of the Write Club podcast sees host Paul joined by Chris, Dale and Simon to discuss their alternative version of the Brit Awards, celebrating the worst in music over the last two years. There is also the new regular feature, the suggestion box, as well as the old favourite, Write Club Recommends. Lend us your ears for an hour.

In the brand new relaunch of The Write Club podcast, hosted by Paul Fisher, the panel of writers and actors go through their favourite film, TV show and album if they were stuck on a desert island for the rest of time. Discussion on the show include the worth of Bruce Springsteen & whether the X-Files are worthy of a lambasting by one member of the panel. Guests include Lovely Left Foot editor Simon Furnivall,Theatre Soup UK and Write Club contributor Dale Cowan and Write Club contributor/Bundesliga writer for Lovely Left Foot, Christopher Wood.

In Episode Three of the show, Paul is joined by Dale Cowan and Ewan McQueen as thy dissect the world of American Television.

In Part one, each of the guests pick their top three shows from across the pond and give their reasons as why you should watch it! There are some surprise inclusions.

Part two sees Paul test the other two on their knowledge of American TV with a quiz which goes all the way.

Part Three looks at heroes and villains as each of the guests pick one from any show from US history.

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Paul Fisher is again joined by Dale Cowan and in the absence of Simon, Robert McCracken joins the panel to discuss the wonders of British TV over the past 20 years. The team talk about comedies, dramas and reality shows and pick their favourites from the 1993 onwards.