A few years back, I wrote a book called Adventures in VHS, about how the home video era shaped my love of film as a kid. It featured chapters all about that time, with a walk through 50 specially-selected movies. Each of the films featured
Play it Forward returns, this time as a four-man show, as Noel, Ian and Marc bring Jordan into the show that tests just how well the Pod Syndicate crew know one another’s tastes. In this episode, Jordan gifts Marc a copy of The American Friend
In the second episode of Tales From the Tapedeck, Noel talks to Marc about Cake, going through some of their best work track-by-track and exploring the sounds, themes and influences of the band.
We go back even further into the archives to check out Noel (Beyond the Neon) and Mike’s (Chinstroker VS Punter) first joint foray into the world of 1980s movies for their tragically short-lived show What’s Your Damage.
In the first of a new series of shows, Noel and Marc discuss favourite bands and tracks from a specially created Spotify Playlist that goes with the show.
You love her, but she loves him. And he loves somebody else, you just can’t win. Here are some of our favourite bad romances in time for Valentine’s Day,,,
Beyond the Neon Episode 11 – Satanic Panic Part Two: Panicky in the UK In the second part of this special, Beyond the Neon explores how the Satanic Panic in the US spread to Great Britain in the 1980s. The show looks into how fears
Noel, Marc and Ian are back with a brand new episode of Play It Forward – the show where each host ‘gifts’ a co-host one iTunes movie they think the other will enjoy. So, how well do they know one another’s tastes? Play It Forward
As streaming platforms battle to make their shows stand out from the crowd, Beyond The Neon’s Noel Mellor picks on one storytelling element of Disney’s The Mandalorian that is overdue a renaissance.
How did we get from Bonanza to Deadwood? In the final part of his three-part series, Paul of Chin Stroker VS Punter explores the rise of the showrunner and how the studios learned to trust TV writers.
