Show Notes (Sat 15th March 2008)

A special show looking at documentary movies linked with climate change and the consequences of peak oil.

This week's guest was Vickie Heaney.

Music played on the show:

• Ja, Das Ist Mein Melodie by Carice van Houten from Black Book (2006)
• I Need To Wake Up by Melissa Etheridge from An Inconvenient Truth (2006)
• Hakuna Matata from The Lion King (1994)
• Big Yellow Taxi by Joni Mitchell
• In The Bath by Lemon Jelly
• Tire Swing by Kimya Dawson from Juno (2007)
• Love And Marriage by Frank Sinatra

Al Gore gave a 16 minute presentation during the February 2006 TED conference, which covers the main themes of An Inconvenient Truth. This is probably more accessible and easier to digest for anyone unwilling to endure the full 90 minutes of the documentary.

Movie quote:

"Go to your closet and pray!"

Carrie (1976)

Show Notes (Sat 8th March 2008)

Focus on movies featuring storms and the climate.

This week's guest was Will Garratt.

Music played on the show:

• Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette! by Tex Williams from Thank You For Smoking (2006)
• Rhythm Of My Heart by Rod Stewart from The Perfect Storm (2000)
• Do You Really Want To Hurt Me? by Culture Club from The Day After Tomorrow (2004)
• I Don't Feel Like Dancin' by the Scissor Sisters
• I Like Giants by Kimya Dawson from Juno (2007)

Movie Quote:

"If I do not have the three of you married by Michaelmas, it will not be my fault."

Sense And Sensibility (1995)

Show Notes (Sat 1st March 2008)

A show for St David's Day, featuring Welsh actors and actresses.

This week's guest was Richard Wilcox.

Music played on the show:

• Mr Blue Sky by ELO, from Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind (2004)
• True Faith by New Order, from American Psycho (2000)
• The Eve Of The War featuring Richard Burton, by Jeff Wayne, from the musical version of The War Of The Worlds
  
• American Girl by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, from The Silence Of The Lambs (1991)
• Delilah by Tom Jones

Movie quote:

"Listen to them: the children of the night. What sweet music they make."

Dracula (1992)