Sam Wilkinson

@wilkinsonsamuel.bsky.social

Comedian, podcaster, one half of Crossland & Wilkinson. Chat out of Hell pod reviews Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman songs every other Monday!

Chat out of Hell is back for series seven with a chat about Jim Steinman's solo effort Stark Raving Love and manage not to insult him too hard for once, then it's off to see where Meat Loaf's ended up during the filming of the Razor's Edge video. Find Chat out of Hell whever you find your podcasts!

I get yelled at for saying this but for many hundreds of years people went to university not to get diplomas or be employable but because immersion in the humanities was considered foundational to a good life, and school must return to its original purpose: the joy of learning.

I am hypnotised by the ad where the lady in a fake podcast studio says "crispy chicken, handcut fries, top it all off with Heinz tomato ketchup. It's perfection." Every time it appears in a feed I watch it three or four times. I want to know more about the Heinz podcast universe.

The one thing I don't get about Muppet Christmas Carol is why anyone has kept trying to make new adaptations after it. Like that musical one with Kelsey Grammar, that would be fine in a pre-muppet world but afterwards it's just embarrassing.

Want to hear about my worst ever Christmas Day? Sure you do. 20-ish years ago, my then-girlfriend said her brother had invited us to spend Christmas day with him and his girlfriend at said girlfriend's mum's house. Sounds cosy, right? Nope. 1/

It is proper dweeb behaviour. Yorkshire does have loads of brilliant stuff, and maybe even more brilliant stuff than other counties, which it achieves by being bigger than them. Brilliant stuff distribution per square mile is pretty standardised.

Jonn Elledge@jonnelledge.bsky.social · last yr.

okay help me out here - am I really the only one who finds the "God's Own Country" thing extremely cringeworthy? imagine someone from any county but Yorkshire trying it and everyone would giggle

Idea for a film: a poor working class boy in 21st Century Sheffield is bullied by his siblings and teachers but finds happiness in his copy of Kes on DVD. At the end his brother puts it in the bin because who watches DVDs nowadays.