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Today’s geek culture is an ever evolving, always moving world of wonder, joy and frequently confusing. Movie releases may frustrate us, gaming might very well turn into one big loot box and on-demand video could offer more than standard television programming. Looking to answer these lingering thoughts and the latest goings on in this world, Bunkazilla UK attempts to stomp and roar with its monthly topical discussion show The Big Stomp. Broadcast live on the last Thursday of the month on Twi ...
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This episode of The Big Stomp was broadcast first on Twitch on 28th October 2020. Bunkazilla Station Controller, Iain Boulton, takes the host chair for The Raggedyman for another edition of The Big Stomp. In this episode, Iain is joined by Hugh K. David, Harriett Greene (aka MangaGirl) and Lizzie Barnes. In this episode, the guests bring the topics…
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This episode of The Big Stomp was broadcast first on Twitch on 14th October 2020. Bunkazilla’s resident redhead rambler, Lizzie Barnes, takes the host’s chair for this episode of Big Stomp: Host Rules. She’s joined by The Raggedyman, Mark and Bunkazilla Station Controller, Iain Boulton for a fun-filled geek culture discussion. As it’s host’s rules,…
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This episode was broadcast live on Twitch on Tuesday 8th September 2020. It's the first edition of our Host Rules format and that means things run slightly differently on The Big Stomp. A special guest host takes control and picks the topics to discuss how they see fit. Three panellists are on hand to make sense of the stories and topics that the h…
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This episode was recorded live on 27th August 2020 - broadcast live on Twitch. The Raggedyman is joined by Claire Blackshaw, a new guest to the show who is a streamer, dreamer, code engineer and games philosopher. The multi-podcast host Hugh K. David and fellow Bunkazilla contributor Lizzie Barnes are also on hand for this episode. As always, each …
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Another trio of guests join Andrew Watton-Davies for a look at the big stories in the world of geek and pop culture in June 2020. This episode's guests include podcaster and film reviewer Leslie Pitt, the wonderfully creative Nathan Blades and fellow Bunkazilla contributor Lizzie Barnes. As always, each guest brings a pop or geek culture themed top…
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Andrew Watton-Davies is joined by Hugh K. David, Lizzie Barnes and Michael Hirst for this episode of The Big Stomp. To start the geeky discussions, Hugh offers his thoughts on the recently announced Synder Cut of Justice League. Is there enough reason to be excited about this new vision of the DC film or should it be left alone? Michael brings his …
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The April 2020 Edition of The Big Stomp sees Lizzie Barnes, Jenna Pateman and Harriett Greene join Andrew Watton-Davies for discussing the latest rumblings from the world of geek & pop culture. Topics in this episode include Jenna starts this episodes conversation focusing on the power of fan fiction in geek culture as Archive of Our Own recently r…
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The March 2020 edition of The Big Stomp live is dominated by the worldwide pandemic of COVID-19. Host Andrew Watton-Davies is joined once again by Lizzie Barnes and Jenna Pateman along with new panelist, Iain Boulton. The panel look at the impact the coronavirus has had on the UK convention scene with many events cancelling and postponing - but wha…
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Broadcast at the end of February 2020, this live recording saw Andrew joined by Lizzie Barnes, Charlotte Brown and Jenna Pateman. Topics discussed this episode include: The recent awards success of Parasite and what it can mean for future film releases. The surprise backlash against the latest Star Trek show, Picard, for apparently being too slow. …
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Recorded live on the 30th of January 2020, The Big Stomp returns in a new live radio show format. The new Big Stomp host, Andrew Watton-Davies is joined by guests Marc Sykes, Jenna Pateman and Charlotte Brown to discuss about the latest geek and pop culture talking points. The new format of the show encourages each guest bringing a notable topic or…
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Recorded at the start of June 2019, The Big Stomp panel look at the tricky narrative skill of delivering a satisfying ending. With Avengers Endgame and Game of Thrones offering different reactions, is there such a thing as a perfect ending? In the news takes a look at the delayed Sonic The Hedgehog Movie, Funimation's acquisition of Manga and the p…
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With the sub par video game releases of Anthem and Fallout 76, The Big Stomp team look at some of the common faults with today's industry including loot boxes and glitches. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Terrestrial TV vs On-Demand / Do Awards Matter?
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Recorded in February 2019, this episode is a double header of topics. Iain Boulton, Lizzie Barnes, The Raggetyman and Michael Hirst first ask if there is a need for terrestrial television anymore thanks to the growing popularity of on-demand video platforms. If that's not enough, with the Oscar 2019 nominations revealed, Iain asks the panel whereve…
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What To Make Of All The Live Action Disney Remakes?
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Recorded in January 2019, Iain is joined by Lizzie Barnes, The Raggetyman and a returning Michael Hirst to tackle Disney's current movie obsession - remaking all their classic animated hits into live action movies. There's quite a few on the way in 2019 with Dumbo, Aladdin and The Lion King all due to return in a live action outfit. With this loomi…
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Are We Entering A New Generation of UK Conventions?
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Recorded in November 2018, the first episode of The Big Stomp broadcasts from Hibanacon 2018 in Milton Keynes. Iain is joined by fellow Bunkazilla contributor Christian R. Allan, cosplay photographer and wrestling fan Harriett Greene, and convention organisers Jason Freeman and Michael Hirst. With the episode recording at an actual UK anime convent…
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