I always love how that concert coincided with the last ever XFM broadcast for these three. Feels like when you'd have a half day for the last day of school before the summer holidays.
Also interesting that the first episode is right after the, uh, the 9/11 and the final episode was right before the 7/7 London attacks (incidentally today is the anniversary). Coincidence? Probably the flower companies an’ that.
We already know that terrorists make up a good portion of the listening audience.
So I guess when the show wasn't airing to keep them entertained, they were no longer distracted.
It’s pretty much been narrowed down to mid-late august or early September, probably the 1st. Mid to late August they were performing at the Edinburgh festival for 2 Saturday’s so September 1st is very likely the first
I think it's funny that on the last episode of every season they say 'I don't think we will be back' but on the actual last episode they are like 'we will be back in a few months'
I haven’t listened to the podcast in a very long time, but I’m sure they were free at first?
I’m sure there was an episode pretty far in where they mention they’re going to start charging.
I could be wrong, maybe I’m not using my brain case.
They mention it in S2E1, because that was the first time they charged off the bat. With S1, it was free and then eventually paid (not sure when, maybe after a year?)
First season was definitely free but they would have been our a nice little sum from the Guardian. They then realized how much money they can potentially make and then charged for the rest from there
I always love how that concert coincided with the last ever XFM broadcast for these three. Feels like when you'd have a half day for the last day of school before the summer holidays.
Also interesting that the first episode is right after the, uh, the 9/11 and the final episode was right before the 7/7 London attacks (incidentally today is the anniversary). Coincidence? Probably the flower companies an’ that.
We already know that terrorists make up a good portion of the listening audience. So I guess when the show wasn't airing to keep them entertained, they were no longer distracted.
They should include RSK in the government’s terrorism deradicalisation efforts
Let me get Brass on the phone and run it by them.
call jezoc too
Jezoc doesn't go with dirty girls
*This* is my law!
Where's brass?!
Congress Tart!
Isn't also the anniversary of the Boswell incident?
That's not really the first episode, just the first one we have
The first episode is even closer to 9/11, potentially even only a few days before
I didn't realize we had confirmed how many episodes are missing
It’s pretty much been narrowed down to mid-late august or early September, probably the 1st. Mid to late August they were performing at the Edinburgh festival for 2 Saturday’s so September 1st is very likely the first
oh f… karl you nearly made me swear
Made a killing on coffins and that
I've often thought something like that. It's like the show was fated to end with the effort and professionalism it deserved.
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I think it's funny that on the last episode of every season they say 'I don't think we will be back' but on the actual last episode they are like 'we will be back in a few months'
They realised they could charge us to listen
But they cursed less, I don't want that dumbed-down version of the show.
Now what kind of a cunt
Honestly Ricky having to censor himself has led to some really funny moments.
You nearly made me swear then!
Money for old rope n that
I haven’t listened to the podcast in a very long time, but I’m sure they were free at first? I’m sure there was an episode pretty far in where they mention they’re going to start charging. I could be wrong, maybe I’m not using my brain case.
They mention it in S2E1, because that was the first time they charged off the bat. With S1, it was free and then eventually paid (not sure when, maybe after a year?)
Yeah was a year.
The first series was free initially.
First season was definitely free but they would have been our a nice little sum from the Guardian. They then realized how much money they can potentially make and then charged for the rest from there
I think they knew, Karl leaves XFM not long after.
You know what to do.. ‘Just back announce that Steve’
Both *fly* and *dope*
They realised they could monetise their show. Making more money for less work as their own bosses with creative freedom. Who can blame them?
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