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He Was Still Grieving His Last Dog When Two More Showed Up Needing Him

Have you ever opened your home to a rescue dog while your heart was still healing from the last goodbye? Grief doesn’t pause just because another dog needs you. Sometimes it shows up right alongside the late nights, the behavior struggles, the quiet moments on the couch, and the slow work of buildi…

CBD for Dogs: Does It Actually Work or Is It Just Adding to Your Decision Fatigue | Canine Nutrition

Does your dog feel on edge all the time—pacing, barking, unable to settle—while you’re left wondering what else you can try? Living with an anxious dog can quietly take over your days. You plan around fireworks, car rides, and even simple errands. You try training, enrichment, routines… and still f…

1st March 10 - Fat Sam and An Orgy

Rafa and Fat Sam's spat - no porn stars, but an all-England orgy. Iain Coyle, Stephen Yemoh and John Ryan also discuss the Anfield week that was, Bridge's snub, Reina (Player of the Season?) and Lord Djibril Cisse. It's not just a matter of life and death, it goes back to the bible. Learn more abo…

Enjoy Stuff: For A Song!

That song reminds me of that special time with that special person. Music often takes us back to a moment of our life that we love to revisit. Jovial Jay and Shua share some of their favorite albums and why they love them on Enjoy Stuff. Wipe off that vinyl and sharpen that needle because it's ti…

Fletch at 40: The Legacy Lives on...

Send a text EPISODE 40: We celebrate Fletch's 40th anniversary while exploring its enduring impact on pop culture and the uncertain future of the franchise.  • Jake visits Fletch's apartment building in Santa Monica for his 50th birthday• We share George Wendt's final message recorded days before h…

Top 100 Musicals Film List #71 Bugsy Malone

It’s time for a visit to Fat Sam’s Grand Slam Speakeasy as we discuss the 1976 Alan Parker family comedy ‘Bugsy Malone’ that comprises of an all child cast, which includes Jodie Foster and Bonnie Langford, playing adult roles. Using cream shooting splurge guns these are prohibition era gangsters wi…

Midweek Mention... Bugsy Malone

Welcome back to Bad Dads Film Review! This week we’re trading bullets for custard pies and gangsters for tap-dancing tweens as we revisit Alan Parker’s delightfully eccentric musical comedy Bugsy Malone (1976). It’s a film that plays like a Prohibition-era crime saga — if it were directed by Roald …

Leetonya Is Not Your Friend

franklet & V talk about whatever they thinkin' about, starting with Leetonya before getting into spooge/alien mucus, Fat Sam, trees falling on houses, what them boys be doin', and probably some ol' nasty stuff as well. yk how they are. ⚠️ Content: adult language. • If you enjoy our BS, follow the…

Poets At War Ep. 235: Hey Man... Ya want some REAL good food?

Welcome back to the trenches! On this episode of Poets at War, the Brood gathers to discuss the chaotic life of the modern bard, the intersection of fast food and illicit activities, and how the absurdities of reality fuel our fiction. We kick things off with life updates, including Joshua’s foray …

Bugsy Malone: The Ultimate Deep Dive into Alan Parker’s All-Kid Gangster Musical Classic!

Jump into the splurge-gun-filled world of Bugsy Malone, the unforgettable 1976 gangster musical comedy written and directed by Alan Parker in his feature debut. Featuring an all-child cast led by Scott Baio as the charming Bugsy Malone, a young Jodie Foster as the sultry Tallulah, Florrie Dugger as…