The plan? Watch NATHAN FOR YOU to celebrate the release of Nathan Fielder's new documentary, YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING.

NATHAN FOR YOU is a satirical comedy TV show starring Nathan Fielder as a fictionalised version of himself. Using his business background, Nathan helps struggling businesses in America by suggesting outlandish strategies and marketing stunts. What does NATHAN FOR YOU have to do with British culture? Uhh... GOAT IN THE WATER!

Sam and Natalia watch all four seasons and thirty-two episodes of the cult-comedy TV show, NATHAN FOR YOU.

Topics of conversation include Sacha Baron Cohen, the funniest TV show ever made, Canada, the Bill Gates impersonator, Reddit AMAs, the Claw of Shame, the wizard of loneliness, jump cuts, The Ghost Realtor, haunted houses, Uber vs. taxi drivers, locking Nathan in the Magneto prison, removing offensive episodes of TV shows from streaming services, Summit Ice Apparel, LITTLE BRITAIN, interesting weight loss strategies, FINDING FRANCES, British Columbia, old Disney movies, Dumb Starbucks, ethics, the UP film series, and what people will do for money.

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‘Learning British: A Film and TV Podcast’ (or just ‘Learning British’) is a weekly show hosted by Sam Brown, a born-and-bred Brit, and Natalia Brammen, a Polish immigrant living in the UK.

In each episode, Sam introduces Natalia to a new British film or TV show. From badly aged sitcoms to acclaimed dramas, they explore what these films and TV shows reveal about British culture, history, and identity.

You can keep up with the podcast on Instagram, YouTube, and Reddit.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/learningbritishfilmtv/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SkyWasTheRobot

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/learningbritish

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Sam talks to Natalia about an independent magazine called THE FENCE for forty minutes, because who is honestly going to stop him?

THE FENCE is a quarterly magazine based on life in the UK and Ireland, featuring fiction, deep-dive investigations, and cultural essays. Sam talks to Natalia about the articles featured in Issue 29 of THE FENCE. Remember when we were watching all of Nolan's films? No, neither do we.

Topics of conversation include calling postmen 'post-people', Soho, ELO, the death of print media, why nobody is reading anymore, THE NEW YORKER reporting on 9/11, Gloucestershire, William Boyd, TV guides, EASTENDERS in Poland, Andy Burnham's first job at TANK WORLD, Mandy Burnham, "I am a female police officer, and I find that offensive!", Rupert Lowe and a pub crawl in Great Yarmouth, right-wing pub culture, the Cotswolds, gas prices in the US, the perfect funeral, SHREK 5, crazy seagulls, Taylor Swift hate, fighting Stanley Kubrick, Facebook pages for dead people, Bundesliga, Miss Great Britain, the fifth Beatle, and Princess Diana.

Don’t forget to ⁠follow and find us on Instagram⁠ (@learningbritishfilmtv) and follow us on Reddit (r/learningbritish).

If you would like us to read your comments on the podcast, ⁠leave us a five-star rating on APPLE PODCASTS with your comments included as part of the review⁠.

‘Learning British: A Film and TV Podcast’ (or just ‘Learning British’) is a weekly show hosted by Sam Brown, a born-and-bred Brit, and Natalia Brammen, a Polish immigrant living in the UK.

In each episode, Sam introduces Natalia to a new British film or TV show. From badly aged sitcoms to acclaimed dramas, they explore what these films and TV shows reveal about British culture, history, and identity.

You can keep up with the podcast on Instagram, YouTube, and Reddit.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/learningbritishfilmtv/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SkyWasTheRobot

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/learningbritish

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“Give me a child until he is seven and I will give you the man…”

Sam and Natalia watch the final film in the UP series, 70 UP.

UP is a documentary series that chronicles the lives of ten boys and four girls as they grow older. Starting in 1964, filmmakers have returned to each of the original fourteen participants every seven years to see what has happened in the intervening years. The documentaries have developed a cult following, and provoke existential questions relating to age, expectations, and human existence.

Sam introduces Natalia to the final film in the series, 70 UP, which was recently released in two episodes on ITV.

Topics of conversation include Pixar's UP, Michael Apted and Asif Kapadia, sexism, Eton, roasting BOYHOOD, the BFI Southbank, HARRY POTTER, Rooney Mara, Marvel, unconscious bias training, how race plays a part in British culture and history, being born out of wedlock, Simon Says, and the British class system.

Don’t forget to ⁠follow and find us on Instagram⁠ (@learningbritishfilmtv) and follow us on Reddit (r/learningbritish).

If you would like us to read your comments on the podcast, ⁠leave us a five-star rating on APPLE PODCASTS with your comments included as part of the review⁠.

‘Learning British: A Film and TV Podcast’ (or just ‘Learning British’) is a weekly show hosted by Sam Brown, a born-and-bred Brit, and Natalia Brammen, a Polish immigrant living in the UK.

In each episode, Sam introduces Natalia to a new British film or TV show. From badly aged sitcoms to acclaimed dramas, they explore what these films and TV shows reveal about British culture, history, and identity.

You can keep up with the podcast on Instagram, YouTube, and Reddit.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/learningbritishfilmtv/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SkyWasTheRobot

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/learningbritish

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.