We're sorry to say that there will be no new episode this week due to Andrew losing his voice shouting at the referee on Sunday morning To ease the disappointment, we’ve dipped into the Madeley Archive and re‑released our review of the Warnock documentary. See you soon

As the world waited for the England game to start, we re-released our TV Finale's episode from the Madeley Archive. Worth a listen simply to gasp at how utterly insane the last episode of Byker Grove was.....

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Wie im Podcast erwähnt – der lustigste Kommentar-Moment aller Zeiten. Mark Saggers, TalkSport, 2010.

Some TV deserves a permanent spot in the bin. In our latest trip into the Madeley Archives, we debate the shows, characters, theme tunes and genres we'd happily get rid of. Includes a rant on this dickhead

Plenty of debate this week about the likes of Foden or Palmer missing out on the England squad but not a single mention of the one player who would have genuinely made a difference against Ghana

In our latest podcast, we host the first ever Cereal World Cup. 32 cereals battle it out to be crowned the ultimate breakfast champion. Let us know your favourites and enjoy the official Cereal World Cup theme tune, composed by us under the alias “The Cereal Brothers”.

We’ve dug back into the vault of Living With Madeley and pulled out a monster. Our latest archive episode is all about Paul fucking Sykes. This was our most‑listened‑to episode on the old podcast for some reason. We swum it

Part Two of our South Africa 2010 podcast has landed. Includes a discussion on this moment where the BBC pundits convinced themselves England would stroll past Germany. Watching it back now, it's absolutely wild that they were literally writing off the Germans. Links below

A big slice of cold hard remembering

@whorememberspod.bsky.social superb pod, really enjoyed it again. Really missed your takes, Ben!

Part 1 of our South Africa 2010 World Cup pod has landed as we are joined by @travellingblade.bsky.social and @bnmkn.bsky.social to discuss the group stage chaos. A World Cup like no other, not least because it was one of the rare occasions where the ITV intro was better than the BBC one

One Public Information Film we missed out when we recorded this was the "Natural Born Smoker" from 1985. Imagine seeing this as a kid in the 80's ffs

New World Cup episode drops Wednesday looking back at South Africa 2010 — but if you want something now, we’ve re‑released our dive into Public Information Films from the Madeley archives, including the one that calmly explained what to do if a loved one died in a nuclear war.

As mentioned on the podcast — the greatest commentary moment of all time. Mark Saggers, TalkSport, 2010.

Happy World Cup Eve everybody! To celebrate tomorrow's big kick off, we thought we'd bang another rankers episode out and compile the top 10 funniest World Cup moments of all time. Let us know what we missed and smash a like in the same way Diana Ross smashed that pen in 94

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World Cup fever is kicking in, and we’ve got a brand new episode dropping on Wednesday to coincide with that.... BUT if you’re already sick of the football chat, we’ve reissued a classic from our old podcast — the one where we dive into the very first series of Big Brother.

The Top 10 Skeletor Insults

Saturday morning treat: Thundercats outtakes with Lion‑O and the lads effin’ and jeffin’ like a pack of feline humanoid hoodlums

Our new episode is out now and we're ranking the Top 10 80s cartoons of all time. SMASH a like and let us know in the comments your own favourites.

We have an episode about 80s cartoons dropping tomorrow, but if you need your nostalgia hit right now — we've reissued our favourite TV theme tunes episode from the Madeley days. Let us know your favourite theme tunes, as long as it doesn't include this scary bastard

Only British TV could capture a moment this perfectly. “This road is not dangerous”…

Still the best accidental Brent of all time

The UK Top 40 on this day in 1995

Part 2 of our look at the UK’s accidental comedy heroes is out now — this time it’s the members of the public who went viral without meaning to. From soundalikes and early reality TV stars to councillors and people (not) in fancy dress

Our new episode is the first of a two‑parter where we discuss the accidental comedians of the UK. This week we’re on the celebs: Madeley, Parry, Keegan, Chiles and the rest of Britain’s unintentional comedy elite. Let us know who makes you laugh when they don’t mean to

As mentioned on the podcast, you’re not ready for how accurately this lad predicted TikTok back in 1989.

Eight months of listener messages have been sitting there, judging us, and we finally crack them open. From your views on childhood urban myths, school trip memories, first-day-of-school trauma, and much, much more. It's all here, it's all nostalgia, and it's all YOU

New evidence has surfaced on 9/11: It turns out the real culprit was hiding in a 1997 Sony Minidisc advert all along......

Our new episode is live, and it's all about how we used to listen to music. Walkmans, HMV midnight queues, radio requests, hidden CD tracks — the whole pre‑streaming universe. If you grew up in the 80s/90s, this one will hit you right in the nostalgia balls, brother

Fair to say that drunk drivers back in 1967 were not thrilled when the breathalyser arrived and ruined their “one for the road” era.

One of the best Public Information Films of the 90s was ‘Julie’. Ticks every box you need for a good PIF — death, blood, screaming, the haunting voiceover… and even a darkly comic line to top it all off.

Surely no Public Information Film has ever targeted such a microscopic slice of the population as this one

Smoking indoors. Kids roaming the streets till dark. No seatbelts. This week, we’re talking about the stuff people used to think were safe — until moral heroes like this lad told us otherwise.

A Very Nice Day Out. (and a great way to end it.) Derby County (a). open.substack.com/pub/tyronej8...

Snooker loopy nuts are we, we're all snooker LOOPY! To celebrate 50 consecutive tournaments at The Crucible, we have a new pod out where we're ranking the Top 10 greatest moments in World Championship history. Links below as always. In off the red

When people think about old adverts for The Yellow Pages, they usually think about JR Hartley, but this is the one etched into our brains: three England managers, one phone book, pure 90s magic.

From ripping Yellow Pages in half being the only way to show how hard you were to milkmen at dawn, kids climbing trees, woodchip walls, furry dice, reverse‑charge calls and good oldwhite dog shit — our new episode dives into the Britain that’s vanished.

Everybody Get Up — our new episode is out now! We’re joined by 90s boyband aficionado Kate Beeden to talk through the groups we will Never Forget. No Matter What, you won’t want to miss this one… so Quit Playing Games and hit play.

NEW EPISODE where once and for all we settle the debate by ranking the all‑time Top 10 Soap Hardmen. Dive in, shout at us, tell us we’re wrong. Now get out of myyyyyyy ffaaaaccckkkiiing pab you slaaaaggggs

At long last, the Chapel St Leonards Roadshow is out. Recorded in October, not released until today due to embarrassment. Thanks for all the comments — RIP to anyone who didn’t live long enough to hear their shout‑out.

We released an episode about Chucklevision yesterday and as a Brucie Bonus, we have compiled our top 5 Chuckle Brothers one-liners. GOOD CLEAN FUN

This week on "Who Remembers?" we dive into the world of HOAXES — from fairies at the bottom of the garden to crop circles, from Milli Vanilli to Denise Welch. It's all here, and it's LIVE

The Top 10 Kilroy Intros

The Top 4 John Inverdale Moments

In our new episode, we dive into the forgotten 90s TV presenters who can’t get back on our screens for love nor money. We sort out who genuinely deserves another shot—and who’s been rightly consigned to the TV dustbin of history

As we say goodbye to Hal on SUW, we’re reminded of another farewell that shook pop culture to its core: Geri Halliwell leaving the Spice Girls. Join us as we dig into the truth behind that unforgettable moment in 1998 and find out what really happened. Links below as always

New episode out as we explore those Sunday Night TV Blues that haunted every kid in the UK. Basically descends into us humming old TV themes. People pay Peter Kay £100 for this sort of shit

Sick beats. Clean sheets. Never in doubt. QPR (a). #bskyblades open.substack.com/pub/tyronej8...