Jelly Trumpet Jim Kinloch & Mr b

Putting on a podcast is far, far, far from simple. This is especially so when your techie sends the podcast back in time, 19th century England to be exact, to a dark and mysterious house.  
The boys do hook up with Sherlock Holmes and a drunk Dr Watson to solve the disappearance of a member of the Japanese royal family. Who is the evil genius behind the abduction? Will Jim and Mr b’s knees survive the stairs? Does Queen Eleanor manage to keep the boys alive? 
 
Interview Countdown – 12 Questions in 12 Minutes
In this episode, our talented guest is Lou Wallace, a drama teacher and so much more. I’ve worked with Lou in the theatre. Lou is a talented performer and director. Such a joy to be her ‘stage husband’ and be a small cog in her production of ‘The Red Shoes’, perhaps my favourite theatre experience, a talented company, behind the stage and on stage. 


Strap in, align your ears and melt into the off-beat world of Jelly Trumpet, the comedy podcast about creativity. 


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Listen to Jim take stock of the urgent situation the crew is found in an old dark house in the 1800s.

A wooden sign creaks in the wind. A shrill scream. Quite an opening for Episode 10.
The story takes a dark turn as we discover who is loose in the abandoned Victorian villa.


O’ no! There are several plot cliches in the podcast. Still, they are fun, who doesn’t like a cliché or two? O’! You don’t? OK. Give it a go, you are going to be surprised at how well this episode works.


The podcast is coming undone. Even with the help of the great Sherlock Holmes and the incapable (really) Dr Watson, Jim, Mr b and the Queen face a great evil.


Who is the evil genius behind the kidnapping of Princess Yamaha? Will the phrase 'Bank Holiday Monday' save them from a messy demise?


Dive in for silly, surreal and odd interludes, o’ and some great music from the house band ‘We Paint Houses.’


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A new member of the crew appears Twang. A magnificent guitarist, now living behind the settee in the podcast studio.
Mr b, of course, has another experiment on the go, this time trying to attract sponsorship of the podcast by using ‘a mix of pertinent aromas’.


Queen Eleanor is exasperated. She talks about annexing the best parts of St Albans, not sure which bits she means.


Golly, I think there are ‘dark things’ on the Jelly Trumpet horizon. O’ and why do the boys keep talking about Yamaha? Could this be a lame attempt at gaining some freebies?

Stuff We’ll Hear in this Episode:
A distant screamJust how silent is cMac (the ultimate gizmo) in silent mode?The identity of the man in the wheelbarrowA new character, you’ll recognise him thoughThank you for listening to the Jelly Trumpet Podcast!

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A smudge of ideas around our slightly disgruntled crew. 

Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine is slightly disgruntled about the inability of Mr b to steer the Jelly Trumpet podcast back to 12th-century France (that's before it was France). 

Mr b is disgruntled because of all the mysteries in the world he has not uncovered.

We think Jim is disgruntled due to the accusation that he has been drink-writing. 

Enjoy the taste of Jelly Trumpet...flavour!


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In episode 8, our bonus episode features Peter Freedman of Think Inc. Peter chats about creativity in business, his experiences and how to maintain a creative mind. 
During the full episode (well, some of them) we ask our guests a bonus question if they manage to answer 12 questions in 12 minutes. This bonus track is the result of those 12 questions. 

Please enjoy and pick up some ideas for your own creative world. 


Stay creative good people…


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Still, on Treasure Island our gallant crew are trying to outrun ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ and her super sharp axe. What on earth is she doing on Treasure Island? “Gulp!” 
Meanwhile, our resident voice-over guy, Tony, appears to have a breakdown. Just who is ‘Sharon’ and more importantly what is ‘Sharon?’


On the way, Nigel takes a tumble and Jim tries his hand at a new language. Could this cause even further danger? Which other cliches will the crew uncover on their journey to the center of the island?


The podcast starter motor loses a spring on landing. How will they manage to return to ‘sunny St Albans?’


Wait! This may be Treasure Island but for some weird reason (must be the writer) the characters inhabiting the island, don’t quite…well, make sense.


Dive in for silly, surreal and odd interludes, o’ and some great music from the house band ‘We Paint Houses.’

Stuff We’ll Hear in this Episode:
Just how do podcasts really work?Is the podcast really writing itself?Just who is that wearing a red riding hood and what will she do with that shiny axe?What do they do with Winnie The Pooh, Eeyore and Tigger?Thank you for listening to the Jelly Trumpet Podcast!

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Mr Jim & Mr b