The Chronicles Of Podcast

Welcome to the Two Hundred & Nineteenth Edition of The Chronicles of Podcast! In this weeks edition, we start off this weeks edition with a chapter from The Book of James Blunt, as the boys discuss Pop's version of Nickelback, James Blunt - Love Him or Hate Him? Tom talks about this years Football World Cup which starts this week, from a Scottish Seniors Walking Football legend, to the story of Artan the Somalian referee who was stopped from living his dream of officiating a World Cup match. Jamie makes up for last weeks downers with the incredible story of 'Rainy Day Real Estate' a realtor who uses Emo music to sell properties on social media. We also bring back our regular segments including Callum's Treachings, where Callum returns with three new mind blowing thoughts from his beautiful brain, Tom’s Journal where Tom reads out the funniest things he has found online this week, our Single of the Week segment featuring two brand new music releases we think deserve your attention and Jamie’s Audience Participation Challenge where this week we want to who you want to record your outgoing voicemail message. Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to the Two Hundred & Seventeenth Edition of The Chronicles of Podcast! In this weeks of The Chronicles of Podcast, Story time with Tom highlights a hilarious yet bizarre Texas law that may effect England fans attending the World Cup, We discuss the weird concept of 'does anyone object?' during a wedding ceremony, Tom gets passionate about Scotland's upcoming World Cup performance, Jamie tells us about a new weird sport with 'Carjitsu' and the boys talk all about their weekend at Slam Dunk Festival, oh and Tom fights a dragonfly, all this and so much more We also bring back our regular segments including Callum's Treachings, where Callum returns with three new mind blowing thoughts from his beautiful brain, Tom’s Journal where Tom reads out the funniest things he has found online this week, our Single of the Week segment featuring two brand new music releases we think deserve your attention and Jamie’s Audience Participation Challenge where this week we want to know a concert you attended that was so bad you left early. Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to The Chronicles of Podcast, these are The Chronicles of Lynette Eklund This week's guest is an absolute legend in the world of creature design and special effects! She has spent the past 30 years creating magic on projects like Jurassic Park: The Lost World, Mouse Hunt, Honey I Blew Up The Kid, and more. In this edition, Lynette takes us on a fascinating journey from her small-town roots to moving to Hollywood at 20 with no real plan, all driven by a childhood promise. We dive deep into her extensive career, discussing how her fashion design degree unexpectedly paved the way for her success in monster-making. Listen to wild behind-the-scenes stories from the sets of massive blockbusters, including what it’s actually like to puppeteer an animatronic mouse while dodging a real pneumatic nail gun! Lynette also candidly discusses her recent realization of living with severe OCD. She shares how understanding her diagnosis has reframed her perspective, turning what she once saw as a burden into her professional "superpower." We talk about her memoir, Weird, and her passion for helping neurodiverse teenagers navigate their own challenges. Official Website - Lynette Eklund Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to the Two Hundred & Fifteenth Edition of The Chronicles of Podcast! After another dramatic passage from The Book of Elton John, the boys are back with another chaotic episode packed with comedy, nostalgia and bizarre conversations. Tom breaks down the football drama between York City and Rochdale from two weeks ago, and discovers the unbelievably real Flatpack Furniture Building Championship. Jamie gives an update on Manny Singh Kang and the NWL before taking everyone on a trip to Dunblobbin to revisit the legendary Mr Blobby theme parks from the 90s. Elsewhere, Jamie talks about working far too much, unexpectedly making friends with a pigeon and continuing his classic WWE journey as he reaches Royal Rumble 1994. Tom keeps studying for his upcoming exams and finally ticks another Robin Williams classic off his movie list with Good Will Hunting. We also bring back our regular segments including Tom’s Journal where Tom reads out the funniest things he has found online this week, our Single of the Week segment featuring two brand new music releases we think deserve your attention and Jamie’s Audience Participation Challenge where this week we want to know your go to comfort movie. Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to the Two Hundred & Thirteenth Edition of The Chronicles of Podcast, These are The Chronicles of David Bartolome & Will Scarr In this hilarious edition, we talk to David Bartolome and Will Scarr to dive deep into their story viral wrestling theme covers and their journey through alternative music. We explore how their passion for wrestling first began, their individual musical origins, and the story behind how they met and decided to start creating music, with a very chaotic start due to another band members actions all the way to reimagining iconic wrestling entrance themes. David and Will share the moment things truly took off online, giving insight into the meteoric viral success that brought their work to a global audience. We also discuss the incredible reactions they’ve received from wrestling superstars including Rhea Ripley, Carmelo Hayes and others, as well as how fans across the wrestling community have embraced their work or not so embraced by others. The conversation also highlights their original compositions for independent wrestlers and content creators, truly showcasing their chemistry and creativity. Beyond wrestling, we dive into their original band Images Last, their sound, ambitions, and what the future holds for them both. Also this week, after another passage reading, this week from The Book of Mika, Tom gives us an update on the KitKat robbery saga revealing a brand new job opportunity that might just have the coolest title we’ve ever heard. The conversation then takes a sharp turn as we discuss Steven Hamill and his shocking and eye-opening story about his "gentlemen’s area", which turns into a serious reminder for the lads listening to get themselves checked. Jamie also brings in one of the most bizarre talking points of the week as we dive into Donald Trump’s unbelievable thoughts on Diet Coke and Fanta, which genuinely need to be heard to be believed, what an idiot. We also catch up on the week as Jamie shares his thoughts after watching WrestleMania 42 while Tom continues preparing for his upcoming exams, because nothing says balance like revision mixed with complete nonsense. As always, we bring back the regular segments you know and love including Callum’s Treachings where Callum delivers another unique insight into his brilliant mind, this time with an interesting thought behind a round of applause. Tom’s Journal returns with the funniest things he has found on the internet this week, while our Single of the Week segment highlights two brand new music releases you need to check out. Jamie’s audience participation challenge is back as well, and this week we want to hear your most shocking naughty school day stories. Instagram - David Bartolome Instagram - Will Scarr Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to the Two Hundred & Eleventh Edition of The Chronicles of Podcast, These are The Chronicles of Propstore with Mark Hochman In this edition, we sit down with consignments consultant Mark Hochman from Propstore to dive deep into the fascinating world of music memorabilia collecting and auctions. We explore how Mark first entered the collectibles space through movie posters and how that journey led him to Propstore, eventually transitioning into the world of rare and iconic music memorabilia. Mark breaks down how Propstore sources incredible items, the behind-the-scenes process of consignments, and how authentication works through techniques like photomatching. We also take a closer look at Propstore’s current Music Memorabilia Live Auction, featuring an incredible collection of historic items. Highlights include pieces from Queen’s former roadie Peter Hince including Freddie Mercury’s gold microphone, George Michael’s Faith-era leather jacket, and a Double Fantasy poster signed by John Lennon just hours before his tragic death & many more. Plus, we discuss the upcoming public exhibition at The Cumberland Hotel in London, taking place from April 22nd to April 25th 2026, where fans and collectors can see some of these iconic items up close. Also this week, After another iconic passage reading, this week from The Book of Lionel Richie, Tom dives into the bizarre but brilliant Finnish system of painting reindeers to prevent traffic accidents, leaving us wondering if it is weird, genius or somehow both. He then takes things to a whole new level with what might be the greatest night out ever invented, the Shrek Rave. Yes, a full blown dance music rave inspired by the legendary animated film Shrek, complete with onion eating contests and more. Jamie brings us the mystery of A Sign of Humour, an anonymous artist placing hilarious road signs across Glasgow, while Tom continues the unfolding KitKat heist story and explains how you can actually help track down the missing chocolate bars. The boys also catch up on their week as Jamie celebrates Easter with his kids, manages to injure himself while gardening and continues his Survivor Series rewatch, now reaching Survivor Series 2024. Meanwhile Tom has been working non stop, studying for exams and catching up on AEW. As always Callum returns with Callum’s Teachings, this week questioning moths and their attraction to open flames, Tom’s Journal is packed with the funniest things found online this week and the Single of the Week segment highlights two brand new tracks you need to hear. There is no audience participation challenge this week but make sure to get involved in the comments and let us know your thoughts on everything discussed in this edition. Official Website - Propstore Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to the Two Hundred & Ninth Edition of The Chronicles of Podcast! After another legendary passage reading, this time from The Book of Shania Twain, the boys dive straight into the bizarre and brilliant. This week kicks off with a discussion about the recent court case involving rap star Afroman - what an absolute legend! Tom then tells us about the unbelievable fight bar known as Reggae Bar in Thailand where you can literally fight for a free bucket of alcohol, which raises more questions than answers. Jamie brings in one of the strangest stories yet from My Strange Addiction, featuring Anissa and her very unusual habit that leaves the boys questioning everything. The boys also catch up on their weeks as Jamie continues decorating his bathroom while powering through his WWE Survivor Series rewatch, now reaching Survivor Series 2020, and Tom balances studying for exams with a bit of light reading. As always, the regular segments return with Callum’s Treachings delivering a fresh and slightly questionable thought about bathroom habits, Tom’s Journal showcasing the funniest things found on the internet this week, and the Single of the Week segment highlighting two brand new songs you need to hear. Jamie’s audience participation challenge asks the important question this week: what mildly useful superpower would you choose? Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to the Two Hundred & Seventh Edition of The Chronicles of Podcast, These are The Chronicles of Walwin We sit down to talk about Walwin’s journey into music, starting from learning to play at a young age and the artists that inspired him to pick up an instrument in the first place. We dive into the moment that helped launch his solo career when one of his songs found success on Radio 1, opening the door to a wider audience and new opportunities within the pop punk and alternative music scene. Walwin also shares his experience collaborating with other artists including Charlie Simpson, discussing how those creative partnerships come together. A big part of the conversation focuses on Walwin’s songwriting process, including how he finds inspiration for lyrics, storytelling within songs, and the surprising number of wrestling references he can sneak into his music. Looking ahead, we discuss his upcoming brand new single 'Make Stacy Great Again', releasing April 3rd 2026. He explains the inspiration behind the song and how it turned into a 'sequel' to Stacy's Mom by Fountains Of Wayne, the creative process that brought it to life, and what fans can expect from the next chapter of his music. Also this week, After another dramatic reading, this week from The Book of Michael Jackson, Tom kicks things off by talking about the upcoming horror movie 'Pinocchio Unstrung', starring the legendary Robert Englund. Could this twisted take on the classic character be the next cult horror hit? The boys certainly think it has the potential to be something special. Tom also shares another tale from the ongoing saga of petty neighbour drama, this time involving a very expensive swimming pool and some questionable behaviour. Meanwhile Jamie tells us about an upcoming movie prop auction that includes one of the most bizarre film props ever created, the infamous “butt birth rhino” scene prop from Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls. The big question is where on earth you would even put it if you bought it. The weekly catch-up sees Jamie surviving night shifts, attending both of his daughter’s parents’ evenings, grabbing a smokehouse meal after being awake for just an hour and continuing his wrestling nostalgia journey with his Survivor Series rewatch, now reaching Survivor Series 2013 featuring the Total Divas tag match. Thankfully women’s wrestling has evolved a lot since then. Tom has been busy too, spending time grooming donkeys with his other half, continuing his studies and finishing the horror game Resident Evil Requiem. As always, the regular segments return. Callum delivers another edition of Callum’s Treachings with a curious thought about bombs, Tom’s Journal features the funniest things he has discovered on the internet this week, and the Single of the Week segment highlights two brand new songs that deserve your attention, Jamie’s audience participation challenge is back as well and this week we want to know which event from the classic TV show Gladiators you would most like to try yourself. Instagram - Walwin Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to the Two Hundred & Fifth Edition of The Chronicles of Podcast After a dramatic reading from 'The Book of Houston' Tom kicks things off talking about the absolutely bizarre Danish cinnamon tradition and more traditions that has us seriously considering a move to Denmark. We explore the weird and wonderful side of Danish life that you probably didn’t know existed. Tom also shares his surreal celebrity encounter with Scottish footballer Lyndon Dykes… in Primark of all places. Because of course that’s where these things happen. Meanwhile Jamie dives headfirst into the upcoming metal album from William Shatner. Yes, that William Shatner. Is it going to be terrible? Is it going to be incredible? Is it both? We are ready. We catch up on our weeks as Jamie celebrates his wife’s birthday at Cadbury World and continues his WWE rewatch journey with Survivor Series. Tom juggles family life, continues his studies and celebrates Scotland’s Six Nations victory over Wales. As always, we bring you our regular comedy podcast segments. Callum delivers new Treaching's, including an interesting thought of Apex Predators & Chicken Nuggets. Tom’s Journal returns with the funniest things he’s found on the internet this week. Our Single of the Week segment highlights two brand new music releases you need in your playlist. And Jamie’s Audience Participation Challenge asks one big question: who are your bucket list live artists to see before you die? Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to the Two Hundred & Third Edition of The Chronicles of Podcast, These are The Chronicles of The Oz Vlog We welcome Oz historian and The Oz Vlog host Tori Calamito for a magical deep dive into the wonderful world of Oz. Tori joins us to talk about her lifelong love for Frank L. Baum’s Wizard of Oz universe and how discovering the original 1939 Wizard of Oz movie as a child sparked a passion that would grow into a career. From building an incredible collection of over 2,000 pieces of Oz memorabilia to becoming one of the most recognised voices in the Oz fan community, Tori shares how a childhood fascination turned into unforgettable real-life experiences. We discuss her favourite and least favourite Oz adaptations (yes, we’re looking at you James Franco), whether Hollywood should attempt a Wizard of Oz remake, and how the world of Oz continues to shape pop culture more than 100 years after its creation. We also explore the lasting cultural impact of The Wizard of Oz, Wicked, and the broader Oz universe across film, theatre and fandom. Tori also tells us the story behind The Oz Vlog and her meteoric rise on social media, why she started the channel, and the incredible opportunities it has brought her. From interviewing the cast and crew of Wicked, to gifting Bowen Yang a Pfannee fanny pack (yes you read that correctly), to actually holding the original ruby red slippers, this conversation is packed with behind-the-scenes stories that Oz fans and movie lovers won’t want to miss. Also this week, the show kicks off with Storytime with Tom as we dive into one of the strangest headlines of the year involving Olympic skiers at the Winter Olympics and some very unexpected microchipping. From there, we pay tribute to two fallen icons, 3 Doors Down vocalist Brad Arnold and Dawson’s Creek star James Van Der Beek, reflecting on their impact and legacy and Jamie brings the weirdness back to the table with ASDA’s new Valentine’s event where shoppers grabbing a red basket are apparently single and ready to mingle. Naturally, we have questions. We also break down the so called controversial Super Bowl halftime show with Bad Bunny, which we thought was excellent, and talk about this year’s standout Super Bowl commercials. The lads catch up on their weeks as Jamie returns to work, continues his WWE Survivor Series rewatch reaching Survivor Series 2005, and starts the new Marvel TV series Wonder Man. Meanwhile Tom enjoys a well earned week off celebrating his partner’s birthday, catching up on TV shows and reacting to Scotland’s disappointing start to the Six Nations. As always, Callum returns with a brand new Teachings, including a bold suggestion for next year’s Super Bowl halftime show. Tom’s Journal features the funniest things he has found on the internet this week. Our Single of the Week segment highlights two brand new song releases you need to hear. And Jamie’s audience participation challenge asks what you would name your child if you had to name them after a 10 out of 10 album. LinkTree - The Oz Vlog Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to the Two Hundred & First Edition of The Chronicles of Podcast, These are The Chronicles of The Tee & Charles Addams Foundation In this edition of The Chronicles of Podcast, we sit down with Kevin Miserocchi, Executive Director of The Tee & Charles Addams Foundation, joins us on what would have been Charles Addams 114th Birthday for an in-depth and fascinating conversation about the life, work, and legacy of legendary cartoonist Charles Addams. Kevin joins us to share how he first met Charles Addams through his wife Tee, how the foundation was born, and the vital role it plays in preserving and celebrating Charles Addams’ extraordinary body of work. We explore the sheer scale of Charles Addams’ artwork, including how thousands of original pieces were stored in ways that were far from ideal, and what it has taken to archive and protect them for future generations. Kevin also gives us a deeper look into Charles Addams as a person, revealing a private man who preferred to avoid the spotlight, unless it involved charming company. The conversation dives into Charles Addams’ career as a cartoonist, his unmistakable dark humour, and the creative genius behind his most famous creation, The Addams Family. We discuss what made The Addams Family so enduring, how Charles felt about the original television series, how it came to life, and how the franchise continues to thrive today through animated films and the global success of Netflix’s Wednesday. Also this week, Tom kicks things off by describing a truly wild outfit he spotted, which somehow spirals into a discussion about personal fashion faux pas and Prince Albert piercings. Things only get stranger as Tom educates Jamie on the pseudo penis of the female spotted hyena, while Jamie brings the food chat by revealing some incredible KFC menu items from around the world and challenging Tom to invent his dream crisp flavour following the return of the Walkers 'Do Us A Flavour' campaign. The boys also catch up after a quieter week. Jamie heads back to work while continuing his WWE Survivor Series rewatch, now reaching Survivor Series 2000, and Tom begins studying for his new university course while sharing his excitement for the build up to the NFL Super Bowl. As always, the regular segments return. Callum delivers brand new Treachings including a very strange thought about our bumholes, Tom’s Journal features the funniest things he has found on the internet this week, and the Single of the Week shines a spotlight on two new music releases you should definitely check out. Jamie’s audience participation challenge asks a big question this week: if you had the opportunity, would you go to space? Official Website - The Tee & Charles Addams Foundation Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to the One Hundred & Ninety-Ninth Edition of The Chronicles of Podcast, These are The Chronicles of Dave Mastiff In this edition of The Chronicles of Podcast, we sit down with professional wrestling powerhouse Dave Mastiff for an in-depth, honest, and wide-ranging conversation about his journey through the world of professional wrestling. Dave talks about growing up in a working class family and how that shaped his drive, work ethic, and mindset as he pushed his way into the wrestling business. We discuss how Dave first got started in professional wrestling, the origins of the name Dave Mastiff, and how he developed his hard-hitting, no-nonsense in-ring style. Dave explains how The Cannonball became his signature finishing move and what it takes to stand out physically and mentally in such a competitive industry. Dave shares stories from the ring, including wrestling some of the biggest names in the business such as Bobby Lashley, Kevin Owens, Samoa Joe, and many more. We also dive deep into the relaunch of World of Sport Wrestling, what it meant for British wrestling at the time, and Dave’s prominent role in that era. The conversation continues with an honest look at his time in WWE NXT UK, the highs and challenges of being part of the brand, and how that chapter eventually came to an end. Finally, Dave talks about what he is doing now, including his work as a trainer for AWW in Dudley, helping to shape the next generation of professional wrestlers. Also this week, Tom experiencies VR for the very first time and quickly realising that virtual reality and motion sickness do not mix, proving once and for all that we might actually be getting old. Tom then raises an important question about street sellers and why they feel the need to dress up to convince us, because honestly, we already believe you. Jamie brings a brand new world championship straight out of Yorkshire with the World Coal Carrying Championship, before telling the unbelievable story of a former Power Ranger who used the skills he learned on screen for some very real and very evil purposes. The boys then catch up on their week as Jamie gets buried in editing, finds time to read a book, and continues his ongoing WWE Survivor Series rewatch, while Tom prepares for a new course at work and reluctantly talks about the NFL playoffs despite his best efforts to avoid it. As always, the regular segments return with Callum’s Teachings making a comeback, including a thought-provoking observation about a certain letter of the alphabet. Tom’s Journal delivers the funniest things he’s found on the internet this week, Single of the Week shines a spotlight on two brand new song releases we think deserve your attention, and Jamie’s Audience Participation Challenge asks one simple question: what would the documentary about your life be called? Instagram - Dave Mastiff Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation

Welcome to The Chronicles of 2025, the best of moments! Come and roll back the last year with us, as we pick our favourite moments from the show, Callum's Treachings, Tom's Journal and our interviews in 2025 Featuring our interviews with: Tiberius, Darrin Denlinger, Dream State, Defects, Caliban, Majestica, Revolution Pro Wrestling, Chuck Jackson, Archers, Ethan Lawrence, Baby Lasagna, Kaonashi, The Hara, Bex, Kite Thief, Kittie, Lord of the Lost, Trivium, Ruena & Jim Meskimen Official Website - The Chronicles of Podcast Affiliate Charity - Sophie Lancaster Foundation