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Stalking Time for the Moon Boys with David Baddiel Expectation Entertainment
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4.1 • 15 Ratings
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David Baddiel and his mate Tim Hincks talk all things David Bowie. They spin out from there to anything and everything that’s funny, quizzical, and vaguely related to Bowie, or music, or their own mid-life crises. It’s a bit niche: Absolute Beginners won’t get it. You see? The ones who got that reference are smiling smugly. And others are thinking: I shan’t listen to that then.
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STFTMB S6E22
David and Tim take a road trip to discuss the Pink Panther, and whether Andy Warhol really had a face like a rice pudding.
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STFTMB S6E21
In this episode David and Tim discuss how Morrisey ranks his encounter with David Bowie, the creation of their own novelty record and whether Tim’s head can be used to rub things out.
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STFTMB S6E20
Tim and David discuss which Bowie album they would plead with their captors to be allowed to listen to if kidnapped, and the exact geography
of Hunger City from Diamond Dogs.
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STFTMB S6 E19
In this episode, the boys discuss milk-related incidents, tribute bands and (for the second time) whether midnight is too late for Paul Weller to be ordering a takeaway curry.
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STFTMB S6 E18
In this episode David’s just back from Australia and the boys discuss Spanx, Tim’s trip to A&E, a bizarre Bowie fan letter and more.
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STFTMB S6 E17
The Moonboys discuss aeroplane toilets, Bowie egg cups, and the great expanse of Art Garfunkel’s forehead.
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Customer Reviews
Woven on the edging of my pillow
Wonderful podcast for any Bowie fan - their love of the Dame shines through the jokes, the sarcasm and the minutiae.
Comedian Corinthian Chameleon and Caricature
Barely anything to do with Bowie
This is less a proper podcast and more a stream of consciousness of two men talking over one another about various in-jokes that the audience doesn’t understand. When Bowie does come up, they seem to treat any mention of him with a moderate amount of disdain — assumingly because comedians feel the need to make a piss-take out of everything. Not worth your time if you’re looking for an actual discussion of Bowie’s life and work.
The Clash
Entertaining only spoilt by the habit of the hosts talking over each other (Badiel is particularly guilty) and then cracking up at whatever witty remark has been made. The problem is the listener is not in on the joke because its just a wall of voices. Add a guest with a similar timbre and it might as well be in Cantonese
In the moments of clarity (a single voice) a great show