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P P Podcast
My 16-year-old daughter shocked me the other day. Once a week for the past seven or eight years, without comment, I have been going to my friend Edouard LaPaglie's house to record my podcast, the PPP. For the first time this week, Ruth asked me, "What is it, this PPP?" I was unable to answer, but this may help.... more - > PG Wodehouse Accidental Heroes
For some of us, the invention of the name Catsmeat Potter-Pirbright might serve as a lifetime's achievment..... more - > Bette Davis Accidental Heroes
In the late fifties, when her career was on the wane, Bette Davis took a full-page ad in the Hollywood trade papers..... more - > Luis Bunuel Accidental Heroes
It isn't every internationally renowned film director that has the formula for the perfect dry martini..... more - > The Story of the Piss Poor Podcast Martin Writes..
Who would have thought that the self-confessed Piss Poor Podcast would become the world's longest running semi-humorous Internet resource? To find out how and why, read on..... more - > The Pitch-Side Pantomime Screen Break
Screen Break continues, with no sponsor for the time being. Please get in touch if you want to be associated with this venerable feature in sports journalism. I can be reached at martinkelner01@gmail.com or via this website. Meanwhile, enjoy.... more - > What Are You Playing At Gary Neville? Screen Break
Here's the brand new Screen Break column, which will temporarily appear here. Sportingintelligence.com is on hold for a while for personal reasons. We wish Nick & all at the site the very best. Our sponsorship from the UK Concrete Show is over too, and we couldn't be more grateful to Steve and the concrete folk for their support. It means a new era for Screen Break. We are now looking for a new sponsor. We can include your branding all over the damn thing for surprisingly little cost. And we're also open to suggestions from anyone who has a good-looking sport/media website who would be interested in hosting the column. Your deal would be that you would get free content, a feature that was hugely popular for 15 years or so in The Guardian (I liked it anyway), provided I could find sponsorship and you were able to include the branding, and turn the column round pretty quickly on a Sunday night/Monday morning. If you're interested in either of these opportunities, you can contact me at Martinkelner01@gmail.com or via the website. Today's column covers the BBC show Class of '92 - Still Out of their League. more - > Want To Be A Radio Star? Bits and Pieces
Well, 'star' is maybe pitching it a bit strong, but read on..... more - >
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