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Sep 15, 2026
Mike MageeHOST
Cheers.
Mike MageeHOST
[outro sound effect]
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She was accompanied by James Showers as Hobs and by her very special guests, Rhona Monroe and Martin Spellacy.
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The music is by Graeme Allen, and sound effects, sound design, and post-production are by Gavin Rimal.
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The program associate is Liz Whitmore.
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Special thanks to our Patreon producers, including John Mizzy, 16BitWonderKid, Grace Hobson, Tim Drury, and Kay Quinn.
MickHOST
They've taken it out.
JeffHOST
But it says, while Paul Weller is featured in the book through albums by The Jam, such as Mod Cons, Setting Suns and Sound Effects, Café Blue was left off the list, nor does it appear anywhere in the show's reference material.
JeffHOST
And I thought, so it was a bit late to bother pulling another album out.
JeffHOST
So I thought, fuck it, we'll just do Café Blue, Mick.
Cyrus ButterfieldGUEST
Sound design by Aaron Frick and Greg Rogers.
Cyrus ButterfieldGUEST
Sound effects and music from Pixabay, BBC Sound Effects and FreeSFX.
Cyrus ButterfieldGUEST
Original perfect face production theme music by Todd Lewis with vocals by Hannah Harrison.
Cyrus ButterfieldGUEST
Original credits music by Todd Lewis.
Vito GesualdiHOST
Uh, let's see.
Vito GesualdiHOST
So, uh, Infernal Goose says, this is a top-notch show, but I'm missing the UFO sound effect.
Vito GesualdiHOST
Guys, I'm trying to find some great sound effects for the show.
Vito GesualdiHOST
We got this.
Vito GesualdiHOST
We got this.
Vito GesualdiHOST
Lick, lick, lick my
Carl HamburgerGUEST
balls! Ha, ha, ha!
Vito GesualdiHOST
Yeah! So we're going to keep adding great sound effects to this show.
Carsten KapernickGUEST
Uh, we used Framestore in London.
Carsten KapernickGUEST
So whenever we had a, an animatic for a scene that we liked, um, with, like temp voices and storyboards and all the usual things, sound effects, then we would send it to Framestore and they would create a, a 3D pre-vis of the scene with a [laughs] little CGI Wiley blocked in as well.
Carsten KapernickGUEST
Then once we had that okay, so I was cutting on top of the storyboards, basically that, and then once we were happy with that n- 3D layout of the scene, we would remove the Wiley and any other Looney Tunes character, and then our animators and story artists would then draw what we called sketch-vis on top of the 3D animation to indicate the Looney Tunes, um, characters in their key poses in hand-drawn images as alphas that we would stack on top of the, the, uh, the video, basically.
Carsten KapernickGUEST
So the goal of the entire thing was to, that we would end up with a 3D pre-vis version of the movie, where 2D animated drawings of the Looney Tunes characters would be on top of it, that would, where the 3D would represent what would become the live action, and the 2D could be used as a performance reference for the shoot later on.
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Carsten KapernickGUEST
So I always have to remind myself, when something plays in an earlier stage, you know it's gonna fly later, so it's a, it's a good thing.
Steve HullfishHOST
Did you have access to the full Looney Tunes sound effect library?
Carsten KapernickGUEST
We did have the sound effects, like all the Hanna-Barbera, so stuff with sound effects as well, and we pulled all the original cartoons as well and, and pulled things.
Carsten KapernickGUEST
Sometimes we didn't have clean, uh, tracks for those because, you know, this just doesn't exist anymore.
Callum EwingHOST
... involving guests of, of people coming in and out.
Callum EwingHOST
[laughs] I was, uh, saying to James earlier on just off air, but look, I've got some sound effects now with the updated Zencastr so I can, I can do-
Tom ManningHOST
Ooh
Callum EwingHOST
...
Tom ManningHOST
The score is always like-
James LearoydHOST
Yeah
Tom ManningHOST
... absolutely 10 out of 10, and the sound effects are just...
Tom ManningHOST
I mean, like some, some, in some of the films, even in some of, like, the, the films that I'm not as big on with Miyazaki, some of the sound effects are just like, you're there and you're thinking, "What's going on here? This is [laughs] it's just incredible."
JamesHOST
Trying to make a point.
JamesHOST
What is happening? My shit's, I'm getting, dude, I got like eight sound effects going off at three times.
JamesHOST
So sorry.
JamesHOST
What just happened? Did you hear any of that? The
LarsonHOST
And so we get this match between Joe Hendry and JD, and Joe Hendry spends two minutes insulting JD over his giant head and then beats him with Matt Hardy's move.
SteveHOST
Well, he calls it the Sound Effect.
LarsonHOST
Yeah, rather than the Side Effect.
LarsonHOST
I know.
John PollockHOST
[laughs] As, um, Dominic here just tumbles here, taking a headbutt from the Funko fucking Pop.
John PollockHOST
Um, JD, of course, is distracted by this, misses a moonsault, and gets hit by something called the Sound Effect.
Wai TingHOST
Yeah.
John PollockHOST
The Sound Effect.
John PollockHOST
Not a side effect, a sound effect.
John PollockHOST
Um-
Wai TingHOST
Seems to be a, his new finisher instead of, like, the chokeslam.
John PollockHOST
Yeah
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