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The Bugcast

The Bugcast

By: Dave & Caroline Lee
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 Award-winning music and chat from South Yorkshire in the UK Music Politics & Government
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  • #889 All grown up?

    #889 All grown up?
    Mar 14 2026
    This week on The Bugcast: we celebrate our 18th birthday, lots of beer, lots of plays, and eight tracks of Creative Commons music. Songs played Zep Hurme – Orbital (feat. Debbizo) – from Finland – sourceStokastico – Chilometri di Cielo – from Italy – sourceStefan Kartenberg – Genie In My Pocket (feat. Mr Yesterday) – from Germany – sourceJoshua W – Rhyme – from UK – sourceRadioontheshelf – The Protests of Angels (feat. Mr Yesterday, the girl from the city) – from Earth – sourceJosé dos Choios – Queria estar allí – from Spain – sourceAled Edwards – Coming Home – from Cardiff, UK – sourceSecond Impact Syndome – In This Life – from Malvern, UK – source Intro: Chris Juergensen – Bug LipsOutro: Mark Marshall – Man Walking Topics Our Podcastiversary – remember episode 1?Wikipedia: Journey’s EndSheffield Indie Beer FeastOthelloWikipedia: MacbethDeath on the NilePrima Facie Upcoming events OggCamp will be on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 April 2026, Manchester UKIt’s time to start submitting tracks for the Listeners Choice, episode 900 in May. Announcements Please leave us feedback on the music or any of the topics that we’ve discussed.The next show will be episode 890 which will be streamed live on Friday 20 March 2026 at 21:30-ish UK time (UTC).Join us during the week on our Telegram group chat – click here to join(you’ll need a Telegram account) Special thanks go to Our supporters!The artists for allowing us to play their music.Everyone who joined us in the chat room for the live broadcast of this show.Internet Archive for hosting the media filesYannick (FrenchguyCH) for the use of his Shoutcast serverPaulT (Radio Els Mussols) for the use of their Icecast server The Bugcast is a proud founder member of the Other Side Podcast Network
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • #888 Now with subtitles

    #888 Now with subtitles
    Feb 28 2026
    This week on The Bugcast: Alex’s theatrical debut, Dave’s a newsreader, Tourettes at the Baftas, Single White Female, and eight tracks of Creative Commons music. Songs played Crystal Candy – Bye My Darling (Sensual Remix) – from Paris, France – sourceSquare A Saw – Gravity – from Eschweiler, Germany – sourceRoy Smiles III – A Geordie Farewell – from London, UK – sourceSnowflake – You Promised (feat. Ben Blohowiak, John Jones) – from San Diego, CA – sourcePierce Murphy – Versailles – from Denver, CO – sourceIgor Pumphonia – Days Go Bye – from St Petersburg, Russia – source45 – The Strangest Day – from Bradford, UK – sourceMorween – Upside Down – from Paris, France – source Intro: Chris Juergensen – Bug LipsOutro: Mark Marshall – Man Walking Topics Alex’s theatrical debut – Drama QuadrupledDave becomes a newsreader for Amateur Radio NewslineBBC News: Baftas let down Tourette’s Campaigner and actorsBBC News: Single White Female – Play Upcoming events OggCamp will be on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 April 2026, Manchester UKIt’s time to start submitting tracks for the Listeners Choice, episode 900 in May. Announcements Please leave us feedback on the music or any of the topics that we’ve discussed.There will be no show next week Friday 6 March 2026.The next show will be episode 889 which will be streamed live on Friday 13 March 2026 at 21:30-ish UK time (UTC).Join us during the week on our Telegram group chat – click here to join(you’ll need a Telegram account) Special thanks go to Our supporters!The artists for allowing us to play their music.Everyone who joined us in the chat room for the live broadcast of this show.Internet Archive for hosting the media filesYannick (FrenchguyCH) for the use of his Shoutcast serverPaulT (Radio Els Mussols) for the use of their Icecast server The Bugcast is a proud founder member of the Other Side Podcast Network
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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • #887 Dawn of Skynet?

    #887 Dawn of Skynet?
    Feb 14 2026
    This week on The Bugcast: Britain gets a medal, James Van Der Beek, Molbook, and eight tracks of Creative Commons music. Songs played Aled Edwards – Sunshine State (feat. Regan Stewart) – from Cardiff, UK – sourceOver – Один – from Russia – sourcesalvatoreJ – Blue Island Love (feat. Orrisroot) – from Long Island, NY – sourceAndromat Asurov – Love Is An Act – from Russia – sourceStefan Kartenberg – The Drifter (feat. Riobravo) – from Germany – sourceTransido – A níngún lugar – from Spain – sourceOpen Frequency Collective – Unmasking Myself – from USA – sourceHangover Files – Rise Again – from Spain – source Intro: Chris Juergensen – Bug LipsOutro: Mark Marshall – Man Walking Topics Fitting someone else’s vocals to your own tuneBBC Sport: Weston wins emphatic skeleton gold for first GB medalBBC News: Sad passing of James Van Der Beek (Dawson)The Guardian: Moltbook Upcoming events Podcrawl Late Winter 2026 on Saturday 21 February from 18:00 UK timeOggCamp will be on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 April 2026, Manchester UKIt’s time to start submitting tracks for the Listeners Choice, episode 900 in May. Announcements Please leave us feedback on the music or any of the topics that we’ve discussed.The next show will be episode 888 which will be streamed live on Friday 20 February 2026 at 21:30-ish UK time (UTC).Join us during the week on our Telegram group chat – click here to join(you’ll need a Telegram account) Special thanks go to Our supporters!The artists for allowing us to play their music.Everyone who joined us in the chat room for the live broadcast of this show.Internet Archive for hosting the media filesYannick (FrenchguyCH) for the use of his Shoutcast serverPaulT (Radio Els Mussols) for the use of their Icecast server The Bugcast is a proud founder member of the Other Side Podcast Network
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    1 hr and 17 mins
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