Folk musician Alex Cumming takes part in our new quiz, hosted by a parrot. There’s an anecdote about Rob Brydon, an epic game of What’s The Time Mr Eagle, we unearth another old tape recording in Cassette Roulette, and can T2’s Chaing Mai Chai knock Pukka’s Matcha Chai off the top spot in Herbal Tea Of The Week?
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In week 3 of The David Eagle Podcast: rants about women drivers and the French (not by me or Ellie I hasten to add), although there are some angry outbursts from me to look forward to. What do Rufus Hound, Miles Jupp and Mika have in common? We effortlessly move from sea shanties to bathroom cleaning tips via a monkey, share intimate recordings from our bedroom, and I recount the story behind my baldness. Plus the return of regular features, What’s The Time Mr Eagle, Cassette Roulette and a return of an old favourite from podcasts past, Herbal Tea Of The Week.
Since we last spoke, sea shanties seem to have become a massive global phenomenon, which is very odd to see, given that I’ve been in a band singing shanties for the last fifteen years. I chat with shanty stalwart Jim Mageean from the Keelers who recounts tales of travelling the world singing shanties and the surreal adventures which being a shanty singer has led to. Plus, the return of Cassette Roulette, an exciting new game, what’s The Time Mr eagle, and I have an existential crisis, and get a surprise from Miles Jupp.
Welcome to my new weekly podcast series. This week my fiancée Ellie and I are joined by comedian, actor and musician Phil Nichol, who takes part in a very odd quiz. Ellie tests out her unusual Christmas present on me. We play an old tape recording from my childhood in our feature Cassette Roulette. Plus there’s an anti-social neighbours update and an erotic encounter with Princess Margaret.
Warning: the following podcast is probably not family friendly, unless you are a particularly openminded/dysfunctional family.
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Our final festive episode of YTV from The Young’uns is ready to watch. Recorded in front of a live Zoom audience, featuring a goose trial, sprout-based escapades, a Christmas kazoo quiz, embarrassing clips from our very first gig in 2005, and a whole host of more.
Ellie and I did our first Facebook live video this evening. Join us along with a merry throng of festive folk, as we play piano, sing songs, and chat away. Have the merriest Christmas you possibly can. Lots of love.
I am the ghost of clipsmas past, and I bring you a compilation of Christmas clips from The David Eagle Podcast. Featuring: a Christmas play I made when I was a student in 2004; erotic bath-based Christmas cracker fun; we hear from a man with a prurient interest in Christmas trees; there’s Christmas music, including some songs I made when I was a child; and lots more.
It’s the fourth episode of our (The Young’uns) monthly TV show, YTV, featuring our epic swimming battle, Teletubbies, a randy dog, embarrassing early Young’uns recordings, plus not one, but two trips to Hartlepool.
A song of surreal Satanic sacrifice. Not based on a true story. Thanks to Danny Robins for the concept and inspiration.
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