The RaggedyJam Podcast Andrew "Raggedyman" Watton-Davies & Laura "PinkAppleJam" Watton-Davies

Oh Our Us! We’re back!! Yes, slightly different name but very similar format - PinkApplJam and The Raggedyman discuss things that have caught their eye and schemes they are plotting in the mighty windswept month of November.
Featuring:
06:37 - Drag Race UK Season 3
22:20 - Doom Patrol Season 3
34:04 - Tear Along Dotted Line
40:00 = Dune
46:50 - Ghostbusters Afterlife
59:50 - Trash Or Treasure
1:10:30 - We Miss Conventions
1:17:50 - Big Huntingdon Geek Out

This was recorded on https://www.twitch.tv/pinkapplejam - so why not join us next time for some lagged-but-live conversation :-)

Summer's over, so we're talking about conventions and The End of The Word!
If you have the time, send an email to superfortresshg@gmail.com or tweet us @hardcoregenki to say how much you love the show!

Out on time and ready for summer! So here us talk about nuclear death, the apocalyptic future, and the horrors of BBC Green Rooms!

And, if you have the time, send an email to superfortresshg@gmail.com or tweet us @hardcoregenki to say how much you love the show!

Listen to the first section and it'll all make sense. Well, kind of...
Anyway, other than unexpected time travel we have the usual back and forth on: Speechless, The Chilling Tales Of Sabrina (season 1, part 2, Newcastle 3), Clown, Shazzam, and Pet Semetary. Also the latest news From The Workshop and exciting ways to see us when we're out on the road!!

And we’re back to bring joy to the world, with another set of chats about geeky stuff and nerdy things. This time it’s The Oscars, Alita: Battle Angel, Carmen Santiago, Ted Bundy, and how residential events advertise themselves. So download for the charm, listen for the luxury, and see if you can spot The Mystery Voice

What better way to get ready for the festive season than to have us talk about Bohemian Rhapsody, the new She-Ra series, how awesome Bananacon was, and give you some ideas for Christmas movies that you really need to see.And why “Love Actually” can just bugger off