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  • Twelve Podcasts of Christmas. Podcast 9

    In addition to another Sean Cooney dream (this time set in cold war Russia), we enter the minds of Jim Causley, and Ciaran Algar. The Young’uns provide a plentiful supply of toilet humour. Michael Hughes is a penguin beater. Music comes from Jim Causley, and Greg Russell & Ciaran Algar. Download https://davideagle.co.uk/wp-admin/podcasts/Young'uns%20Podcast%20-%2012%20Podcasts%20of%20Christmas%2009.mp3

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  • Twelve Podcasts of Christmas. Podcast 8

    Our top-class journalists will do whatever it takes (whether that be hacking computers or breaking into houses) to bring you the stories from the world of folk music that matter. Today, we unearth the truth about folk singer, fiddle player, photographer and model Elly Lucas. Sam Pirt from the Hut People dispenses pineapple facts. The…

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  • Twelve Podcasts of Christmas. Podcast 7

    More Young’uns dreams, involving Mike Harding and a slightly erotic scene between two Young’uns. Curiosity might be what kills a cat, but the Young’uns seemingly have the power to make cats throw up. Young’uns Podcast brings you the latest folk news in Folk in Focus, getting to the stories that really matter in the folk…

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  • Twelve Podcasts of Christmas. Podcast 6

    There’s music from Bob Fox, Sunjay Brayne, and a collaboration with the Young’uns and Sam Carter. Sean Cooney takes us to a post-apocalyptic folk festival, David Eagle stars in the TV game show Countdown, and does Michael Hughes have a Nazi satnav? Download https://davideagle.co.uk/wp-admin/podcasts/Young'uns%20Podcast%20-%2012%20Podcasts%20of%20Christmas%2006.mp3

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  • Twelve Podcasts of Christmas. Podcast 5

    David Eagle attempts to create the world’s most cheaply and cynically produced football anthem. He also provides an unusual chat-up line for blind people, and causes confusion in the National Portrait Gallery. And there’s a boat load of wale puns, and a complimentary cat pun. Download https://davideagle.co.uk/wp-admin/podcasts/Young'uns%20Podcast%20-%2012%20Podcasts%20of%20Christmas%2005.mp3

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  • Twelve Podcasts of Christmas. Podcast Four

    Yesterday we brought you a dancing sheep, today it’s dancing hamsters. Mike Waterson and some dancing hamsters are today’s star attraction. There’s also an appearance from a triplet of BBC Radio Two presenters. Bob Harris flaunts his backside to protect himself against the hand of the law, and Mike Harding and Mark Radcliffe have a…

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  • The Young’uns Podcast. Third Podcast of Christmas

    Our third Podcast of Christmas contains a lazy cow, a dancing sheep, some unusual comments from fans and music from the Spooky Men’s Chorale. Download https://davideagle.co.uk/wp-admin/podcasts/Young'uns%20-%2012%20Podcasts%20of%20Christmas%2003.mp3

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  • The Second Young’uns Podcast of christmas

    Are the Young’uns gay and in a three-way relationship with each other? That would certainly explain those masculine moans coming from the bedroom that the three of them are sharing. Today, we discuss our sexuality and explain the source of those strange noises. We talk about our role as singing pirates in a film starring…

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  • Twelve Podcasts of Christmas

    Over the christmas period we’ll be releasing twelve Young’uns Podcasts featuring highlights from Podcasts past. It’s a highly educational start to our Twelve Podcasts of Christmas. The Young’uns take you to Dutch language school, and we hear a poem and story written and read by Hartlepool primary school children about the legend of the moving…

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  • Welcome to the Scatman’s World

    Download the audio version of this blog post here. https://davideagle.co.uk/wp-admin/podcasts/David%20Eagle's%20Blog%20Read%20By%20David%20Eagle%20-%2020141117%20-%20Welcome%20To%20The%20Scatman's%20World.mp3 It’s far too early for jazz, and especially this kind of jazz; a cacophony of discordant screeching trumpets, seemingly all competing for supremacy, as if vying for the high-pitched-screechy-trumpeter-of-the-decade award. It’s 8 o’clock on a Monday morning for goodness sake. Does this coffee shop really…

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