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Stephen Purdon, Jack Shaw and Colin McMillan catch up with Glasgow's James Price about his work with Michael Imperioli - Christopher Moltisanti from The Sopranos. And, discuss their favourite films of 1996. https://whatdoessmhmean.com/ (What Does SMH Mean) is a member of https://quitethethingmedia.com/ (Quite The Thing Media) For anyone that remembers Glasgow's https://quitethethingmedia.com/tunes-fm/ (pirate radio stations) of the late 1990s, https://tunes-fm.captivate.fm/listen (Tunes FM) will give you a nostalgia buzz with shout-outs and bangin' Makina tunes. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Support this podcast

What Does SMH Mean? A Movie Podcast - Coming Soon! Quite The Thing Media's newest podcast features Stephen Purdon, Jack Shaw and Colin McMillan talking movies. There will be guests, insider knowledge, nostalgia, trivia, bad language and laughter. Will the lads accept some of the one-star reviews from around the internet, or will it just make them angry that some people have internet access? Check the podcast's site and blog at whatdoessmhmean.com - every one-star review for every number one box-office movie of the 1990s. Movie Guy trailer voice provided by the ever-talented Paul Rich, from Cold Callers Comedy - linktr.ee/ColdCallersComedy quitethethingmedia.com Support this podcast

Episode one of Squid Game is “Red Light, Green Light”. Join Player 456’s hosts Jack and Colin as they deep dive into the first episode of Netflix’s most popular show of all time. They offer their insight, thoughts and appreciation, and also cover your questions, queries and theories. There is a massive turning point for Seong Gi-hun and the themes of love and desperation are again hit home in the first 20 minutes of this episode. Jack and Colin discuss the soundtrack, especially the use of classical music, to create and highlight another key concept in the show: duality. They also consider Hwang Dong-hyuk’s use of synchronisation, the issue of non-rational thinking and give the rundown on the squares, triangles and circles. We are also introduced to some of the other characters that are going to be key during Squid Game, including The Front Man (Lee Byung-hun) and Player 001 (O Yeong-su). There are also nods to Star Wars, Charlie and The Chocolate Factory and M. C. Escher’s Relativity. A https://quitethethingmedia.com/squid-game-podcast-02/ (Quite The Thing Media) production Twitter: https://twitter.com/player456pod (@player456pod) Email: [email protected] Produced by Jack Shaw and Colin McMillan Support this podcast

Episode one of Squid Game is “Red Light, Green Light”. Join Player 456’s hosts Jack and Colin as they deep dive into the first episode of Netflix’s most popular show of all time. They offer their insight, thoughts and appreciation, and also cover your questions, queries and theories. Watchers are introduced to Seong Gi-hun (played by Lee Jung-jae) - a down on his luck, degenerate gambler but all round decent guy. Jack and Colin discuss the brilliant character building techniques used to quickly get the audience on side with the main protagonist. They also speak about the foreshadowing that is so well used, but can go unnoticed, alongside some of the fantastic direction from Hwang Dong-hyuk. The themes of love, luck and desperation are key in Red Light, Green Light and the guys try and think about what life might have looked like for Gi-hun prior to entering the Squid Game. A https://quitethethingmedia.com/squid-game-podcast-01/ (Quite The Thing Media) production Twitter: https://twitter.com/player456pod (@player456pod) Email: [email protected] Produced by Jack Shaw and Colin McMillan Support this podcast