Bob Pape's Deadlights - Curious, Forgotten and Unusual films - vol 1

04/25/24 • 97 min

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Bob Pape's Dead Lights,

Bob and I discuss Curious, Forgotten and Unusual films.

In this Episode

12:01pm (1990)

He Never Died (2015)

The Giant Claw (1957)

I Woke Up Early The Day I Died (1998)

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Bob Pape's Dead Lights,

Bob and I discuss Curious, Forgotten and Unusual films.

In this Episode

12:01pm (1990)

He Never Died (2015)

The Giant Claw (1957)

I Woke Up Early The Day I Died (1998)

Please do leave us feedback on the discord or X twitter

You can also support the show via ko-fi.com/bytehigh

Previous Episode

Randy Kindig and his Floppy Days podcast

This Episode I had the pleasure of the host of Floppy Days, Randy Kindig.

11 years and 141 episodes so far and his quest to cover every home computer chronologically has only got him to 1984's Grundy Newbrain! what dedication.

Randy Speaks to me about his motivation and collection of vintage computers and we share our observations on how computing has changed since the days of individual quirky machines.

Please visit www.floppydays.com to listen to his show.

Thanks also to Warren (Woz) Pilkington for the opening segment.

Theme is by Mr Nissness, get him on youtube and bandcamp @mrnissness

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www.ko-fi.com/bytehigh if you wish, but a like or a rating is just as welcome.

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In Conversation with James Domestic, Punk Poet

James Domestic grew up in Essex, is a compulsive songwriter, a musician, occasional DJ, painter, poet, and punk.

He holds a doctorate from the University of Essex, has toured the world and elsewhere with The Domestics, and made records with more bands than is healthy or sensible.

He was kind enough to speak to me in his Local, The Brewers Tap, Sudbury.

We cover a range of subjects and when it came to edit, I unashamedly did not leave an awful lot out as I found the whole interview engaging.
Look out for the exclusive teletext Poem!
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