The Noughties Podcast
4Kicks ProductionsThree childhood friends reflect on their time growing up together in the UK in the first decade of the new millennium, joined by famous faces who helped shape that weird, wonderful, and pivotal era. Guests include legendary DJ Tony Blackburn, comedian Rhona Cameron, Bloc Party's Matt Tong, Trigger Happy TV creator Dom Joly, Howard Brown from the Halifax adverts, and many more. more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | TV & FilmComedy InterviewsComedy | ||||
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Few things seem more noughties than the prank call. From Chris Moyles on the radio or Trigger Happy and Fonejacker on TV, to you and your friends in your bedroom - everyone was doing them. It felt like you could while away hours pranking people from ... more
During lockdown, Noughties Podcast co-host Tom Pooley had the privilege of spending his days on Zooms calls with legendary broadcaster Tony Blackburn, recording his BBC Radio 2 Show. Each week, after Tony had recorded his links, the two of them would... more
During the noughties, the August bank holiday was truly a tale of two cities: Reading and Leeds. Thousands of teenagers and early 20-somethings flocked to both of them for the festival weekend, armed with tents, sleeping bags, crates of Strongbow and... more
What if you can't think of a favourite book, film or TV show but have agonised over the order of your top 10 adverts from the '00s? That is the predicament facing Noughties Podcast co-host Rob Comba. And, as it turns out, he isn't alone. more
The Noughties Podcast is a new series from 4Kicks Productions that explores some of the most iconic in the ‘00s told by the people who shaped it. From Yorkie’s controversial ‘Not for Girls’ advertising campaign and a Gary Neville prank call that went... more
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Apple Podcasts | #174 |  Singapore/Comedy/Comedy Interviews |
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