This episode we talk about Carl Williams (again), coming out in the workplace, our Top 3 vegetables, and in Screenwatch, we review Otto; or Up with Dead People, Good Hair and Kick-Ass.
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We’ve gone a little loosey goosey this episode, but we promise we’ll bring you some more well-planned segments again soon! But for now, we’ll tide you over with talk about Valentine’s Day, Daughters of Darkness, and more in-depth analysis of It’s Complicated. Play along with us as we try to guess TV theme songs, too!
Steven Jacobs being attacked by a pelican.
Magnum being attacked by a parrot.
What’s your favourite TV theme song?
This episode we’re talking about the Laneway Festival, Herman Rockefeller, and we do a Summer movie wrap up… of sorts.
The Fever Ray acceptance speech: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzY-c2ecnKI
And the MadTV iPad skit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsjU0K8QPhs
So, who would play you in the movie of your life?
Sorry about the delay folks, but we’re back now!! Hope 2010 is treating you all as well as it is us.
This episode, Jon, Debbie and Tom join us in the studio. We catch you up with what’s been happening while we’ve been away, and play a couple of parlour games. We laughed (a lot). We hope you do too!
Hoping you kids are enjoying your year’s end holidays! Ingmar’s about to leave on a jet plane (thankfully we know when he’ll be back again) but we pre-recorded this little episode for you all to see you into 2010. See how considerate we are?
This episode we’re reviewing (someone else’s list of) the top 20 TV shows of the decade. Some of them we agree with, others we’re not so sure, and since it’s an American list, there’s a few we haven’t heard of before…
What were your favourite shows of the past decade?
Heading into the holiday season, we’ve squeezed out one more little podcast to tide you over. This week we talk about Where the Wild Things Are, Tiger Woods, Animal Collective, Fleetwood Mac, Foursquare, and albums by Jay Chou and Fever Ray. Oh, and this kid:
We wish all of you, our loyal (?) listeners, a happy Chrismukkah, Kwanzmas, Channza, or whatever Festivus you’re celebrating in the next couple of weeks. May you have good food, with great friends and loved ones, and enjoy these moments in the great adventure of life. Oh, and don’t drink and drive. 
xoxo
Ingmar and Billy.
PS I forgot to mention the name of the film in the Japanese film festival – it was Chef of the South Pole. Also, @jetsettingjoyce’s blog post about Baker d Chirico: http://www.melhotornot.com/ and the mince pie quest: http://www.trespassmag.com/?p=7371
Hola chiquititas, this episode we bring you some news about the ARIAs, the emissions trading scheme, and get in a month early to review our Top 3 Albums of 2009.
The random reference of the episode:
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Mazel tov! It’s our thirteenth episode, and we’re real men now, apparently. This week we’re talking about Lady Gaga, Twilight, a special edition man’s toy, and Uncyclopedia and in ScreenWatch, we’ll give you the low-down on 2012 and the recent Hello Darkness (horror film) festival.
This week we’re talking about Halloween, balloons, serial killers, ninjas, and our top 3 villainous movie actors.
This episode we discuss the term ‘no homo’, the merits of Jim Beam, Final Destination 3D, and we swap a couple of albums. 
For those of you haven’t seen it, this is the ‘no homo’ youtube clip we’re talking about:
This week we’re back onto our LP format, and we’re talking about beating children, Obama, Defying Gravity, Simply Sara, and we discuss our Top 3 celebrities whom we’d like to stalk.
The Sinfully/Simply Sara youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/SinfullySara – we recommend Wanda’s Macaroni Salad.
The emoBracelet:
We’re back again! This episode we’re talking Dali, toys, breakfast foods, and, um, cheese… yeah. Cheese.
For those of you who haven’t seen it, this is the awesome YouTube video we’re talking about:
And I *think* Ingmar was referring to Beast Wars, which was a Transformers spin-off, with 3-D animation.
Debbie joins us in the studio again, as we discuss Patrick Swayze, Semenya Caster, GZA, Beyonce, the Project Runway Australia finale, and answer some listener questions!
Links we mentioned (listeners!):
Our friends Jon (of gay lifestyle blog homo-neurotic.com) and Debbie join us in the studio for chats and drinks (well, for Debbie, drinks). We talk Project Runway Australia, a couple movies, and Jon takes us through what’s So Hot Right Now in New York. We also reveal our top three movies that we like, but which we should be embarrassed about.
It’s been a while between episodes (technical and medical difficulties) but we’re back! Just a mini-episode for now; a quick roundup of the Melbourne International Film Festival. We had a lot of fun recording this episode, so expect a few more short and snappy episodes to come your way soon!
It’s been a little while, and we had some headaches with technical difficulties, but here ’tis – episode 4! If Star Wars is anything to go by, this is where it starts getting good…?
You can now find us on Podcast Alley, too – our Podcast Alley feed!
We’re back to tickle and/or annoy you with episode 3! This episode we talk about the upcoming Melbourne International Film Festival, a couple of restaurants, we ‘fill in’ a meme about celebrities, and carry on about the new season of Project Runway Australia.
The MIFF films we’re seeing this year, should you want to see them too:
Martyrs
Guest of Cindy Sherman
Kill Daddy Goodnight
Humpday
Van Diemans Land
I Need that Record
Deathbowl to Downtown
Burning Down the House
The Moss
Antichrist
All Tomorrow’s Parties
Home Movie
Thirst
The Hurt Locker
Hansel and Gretel
Sauna
Mother
Eden Log
Morphia
We think we’re getting slightly better at this now…..
This week your hosts Billy and Ingmar crap on about whether Michael Jackson’s family were satanists, and agree that Melbourne’s new Public Transport system is going to rock. Oh, and you always want your tram driver to be in good mental health.
Billy gushes over Transformers 2, in our Screenwatch segment.
On Album Swap this week Ingmar reviews Noah and the Whale’s ‘Peaceful the World Lays me Down’ and Billy reviews Gang Gang Dance’s ‘Saint Dymphna’. We like em both!
We also run through our Top 3 iPhone apps – Ingmar likes Farts and Billy likes Grindin’! Don’t forget to leave your feedback and ideas in the comments section.
Squeeee!
Welcome one and all, to the boysfornoise podcast. We’re still figuring out the recording software and stuff, so please bear with us. But for now, here’s our first attempt!