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Ground Level Podcast

(A discussion show for the rest of us...)

 

Life. Despite what we'd like to believe, it's hardly ever the way it is in the movies. For better or worse, everyday life for most people is a lot more... real.

How many times a day do you roll your eyes, sigh a deep sigh or just grimace in utter disbelief at the behaviour of the people around you? Or, against all odds, you manage to walk away from an otherwise awful day because someone or something managed to make you smile?

And what about your loved ones, friends & work colleagues? They are cool most of the time. Yeah, Most of the time...

No, it's not all bad. Every now and then there's a little diamond in the rough. A nugget of beauty that shines bright enough to lift your spirits.

This podcast is a discussion show about those things and more. The everyday things that we encounter that we love and hate. Those moments that make us think that the world is crazy... and every now and then that life is beautiful.

Each week we'll be talking about a number of diverse topics that affect us all, answering questions, imparting wisdom and shining a light on the things that make life a daily grind.

 

 "It Just Depends how close to ground level you are" - Stereo MCs

 

 

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Thursday
May242012

Ground Level ep002 - Pardon My Strong Language!

DateThursday, May 24, 2012 at 9:21PM

LOL? PMSL? In this Episode we try to unravel some of the mysteries of text shortcuts. FYI! Whatever they mean you may well end up ROFL! And for those who don't remember how to communicate at all, we have some useful tips.

Are you short of a bit of Cash? Yes? Then why not borrow some from one of the many money lending services that we see advertised every day? We'll tell you why not!

Also: People who don't vote, Osama Bin Landen gets the tube, Olympic Lisa Simpson, Stinging Nettles and an invisible Bar tender competition... all on this months Ground Level Pod!

Listen to Ground Level Episode 2

 

 

 

Ground Level Podcast Ep02 - May 2012

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