Hooray, Sneakers! It’s another episode of the greatest podcast called Sneaky Dragon ever! This week: Dave announces a brand-new season; it turns out there is an all-British mystery channel; Dave’s controversial anti-smoking stance; Ian’s plan to rid us of supercomputers once and for all; Sneaky Dragon is written by Aaron Sorkin; Dave the theatre buff; they make Australians mad; Dave defends Sneaky Dragon; Ian likes hot dogs; Dave is a ballet buff; we can’t be Seventies dads; and finally, Ian wants to live in the future – Dave wants to live in Ian’s future too.
Thanks for listening.
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Still not showing up on iTunes. Or am I missing something?
Thank you for bringing this to our attention, Dylan! I am working on fixing the problem. I, too, blame Dave.
The problem is fixed! We are now available in iTunes.
Phew! With our busy weekend neither I nor Ian noticed that it wasn’t available. THe problem was with the RSS feed, but that has been taken care of.
Thanks again, Dylan!
No worries, Dave! I actually downloaded it from here anyway, but thought you might want to know. BTW, Tasmanian Devils do get face cancer; and it’s our Koalas that have chlamydia… Not sure if they’ll give it to you, but you’re free to try, I suppose…
Hey guys!
First of all, a delayed thank you for the shoutout on the show a few episodes ago. That really made my week!
Second, is there any way you could get the standard Sneaky Dragon logo (like at the top of the website and the iTunes podcast cover) on a black shirt? I really want one but I have this phobia-level hatred of white shirts. I suppose I could try dyeing a white one green or something if a black one can’t be made, but my past attempts at such trickery have not ended as successfully as I’d hoped. I’ve never ruined a shirt, but I’ve also never actually gotten it the color I wanted. Fabric dye is a weird business.
Third, and this is just my humble opinion, but to me, you’re kind of almost at your best when you’re tired and giddy and making no sense. I don’t *want* you to be exhausted and miserable, but please don’t think your ‘tired’ shows are sub-standard. I listen to the show to hear two cool and funny people talk about whatever. The wackier it gets, the better. But do try to get some sleep if you can, just for your own sakes, and I promise I’ll keep listening even if you’re well rested and making sense.
I’ll see what I can do, Kitty!
Making David look into how to do the logo on a black shirt is going to cost him at least a few hours sleep so mission accomplished!
Great stuff per usual guys. I was also one of the faithful thrown into a tizzy because of the snafu with the iTunes feed this week. Listening to Sneaky Dragon on the weekend is the only way I can get work done around the house. Fortunately plan B of downloading it from the website was a success and our house was once again saved from becoming a dilapidated hovel.
But Ian you’ve got to watch you back. Dave is a wily co-host. The snake in the Jungle book is Nagila? Puhleeze! The snake in the Jungle Book is Kaa. Agreed, it’s confusing to remember because it sounds like it should be the name of a crow, not a snake. But the way Dave slid that in so convincingly as fact was disturbing.
Or perhaps it was an honest mistake on Dave’s part with all the previous talk about ballet leading him to think about dance. From there it’s a short hop to Hava Nagila and everyone forming a circle. Perhaps.
Dave, could this episode’s title card possibly have been inspired by this:
Norman McLaren’s Academy Award-nominated, BAFTA winning 1968 “Pas De Deux”
(13 1/2 minutes of mesmerizing awesomeness so cool you don’t need to be a dance nerd to appreciate. Did I mentioned it was made in 1968!? The effects are truly special! View in full screen with the lights off.)
Hey, if you’re taking t-shirt orders, can I have a Green Dragon on white? Email me!
Nice one, Louise! I love that film.
But no, it wasn’t the inspiration for the title card. It may have been the inspiration for the movie poster I stole…er, repurposed for the title card though.
I’ll let you know about t-shirt possibilities.
Awesome title card. Definite t-shirt contender.
I can’t believe that Doc Martin has made it to North America. I’m still scratching my head as to how it has survived here in the UK…
Craig, with the shortage of family physicians here in Canada, we’ll take any doctor we can get — even if he’s a curmudgeonly fictional misanthrope who faints at the sight of blood.