TANTMKM from the Mangolounge

A little bit Lost!

Sat, 16 Sep 2006 01:23:50 GMT

Show name: A little bit Lost!

Ken and Les mysteriously disappear after refusing to guest-present a show for Marvin Suicide. A few days later a mysterious transmission starts broadcasting on continuous loop from a small island somewhere in the North Sea...

Track listings: entire show

Original transmission date: 23/05/06

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TANTMKM - 05.11.05: The Fish Oil Crisis

Mon, 09 Jan 2006 23:29:38 GMT

Show name: The Fish Oil Crisis

Track listings: entire show

Original transmission date: 05/11/05 (Bonfire night)

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Tue, 11 Oct 2005 22:49:43 GMT

==== Breaking news ====

New show scheduled for mid-october. Exact date to be confirmed. Depends when Kenneth can have bunions (which have now alarmingly spread to his tongue) removed. Doctors hopeful, and may be able to do waterworks while they're at it....

More news as it happens, or some time later, here, first...

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TANTMKM - 25.08.05: The iShow

Thu, 01 Sep 2005 03:05:52 GMT

Show name: The iShow
Track listings: entire show
Original transmission date: 25/08/05

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The funniest podcast on earth?

Wed, 09 Mar 2005 17:22:59 GMT

Here's what some critics had to say about TANTMKM once we'd paid them fifty pounds:

"Its the most hilarious radio show ever - the funniest podcast available - a really really funny podcast"
- Marjory Dawkins of Dorking

"As an easy listening podcast it has the best easy-listening music in town. That's the town of Swincott near Edgbaston, which is a hamlet really."
- Burt Bacharach (King of Easy)

Please keep your objective critiques coming, and we'll keep the steady stream of cash flowing in to your pockets...

TANTMKM - Archive show: The Quiet Show

Tue, 22 Feb 2005 18:22:53 GMT

Show name: The Quiet show
Track listings: Ken's half, Les' half
Original transmission date: 01/04/00

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Tue, 22 Feb 2005 12:57:11 GMT

The next show will be podcast in late March 2005. In the meantime please enjoy the archive show (see above) which is now available on Podcast. We'd love to hear from you - so please post letters to mel-the-mailbag as comments or indeed add comments if you just want to have a rant about the price of bacon...

Tue, 22 Feb 2005 00:19:23 GMT

Ok, ok no more nautical metaphors. The next show is scheduled for the end of March, we're not quite as prolific as Mr Curry...we merely sail the high seas of occasionality, navigate the treacherous rocks of over-production and surf the breakers of poor quality humour....oh, sorry....

Test Podcast transmissions have been successfully completed

Mon, 21 Feb 2005 00:27:45 GMT

As the Contessa bobs gently in the warm waters of renewal, the breeze of rebirth whipping at her mizzen, Captain Ken and not-so-able-seaman Les prepare to board her and steer a steady course through the shallow depths of their humour to the fabled Isle of Burt...

Test Podcast transmissions have started

Sun, 20 Feb 2005 22:31:34 GMT

The Contessa, the Class-1 cocktail cabinet cruiser that is the Mangolounge mixing desk, is hauled to the waterfront - her fine mock-wood laminate decks dusted down, her creaky turntable engines cranked up, her voluminous pistons of chat oiled and primed, her bilge pumped with low-grade humour - straining at her moorings, pulling on her anchor men she yearns to catch the fairwinds of lounge-core in her sails and chart the seas of easy once more....

Sun, 20 Feb 2005 21:28:48 GMT

And in a giant leap for Mankind (or more precisely several little steps for Leslie P and his small but shapely legs), the Mangolounge sprang into the information age and landed slap-bang in the middle of the web - inadvertently knocking over several little old ladies who were out to do their weekly shop (and had unwisely paused to pass comment on the price of cheese and the relative-worth of a shilling)....