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On this spooky episode of the Forthwall Daniel brings up one of his first childhood memories of the Walkers crisps packets colour changing.
Little did Aimee and Dom know that the more they tired to get to the bottom of this mystery that would lead them to learning about the Mandela Effect.
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Following their last episode, Dom and Charlotte wanted to continue to talk about the topics mentioned as well as reflect on how the topic was talked about. If you want to reach out you can contact us through the Aim Low website or any one of our socials.
On this episode of The Forthwall Dom Lopresti and Charlotte McEvoy go in-depth on working as a performer as well as entertainment and gender.
Following the this episode Dom and Charlotte wanted to continue to talk about the topics mentioned as well as reflect on how the topic was talked about. Listen to that at the link below. https://youtu.be/ffvhw1x9u-Q This episode Megan Vernon and Domenico Lopresti get honest as they try to keep the conversation from straying too far into toilet talk.
On this episode of the forthwall podcast Dom Lopresti and Lorren Allen are joined by the unbelievable talented and award winning writer Ryan Mellish.
However, on closer inspection Dom and Lorren try to make all of Ryan's dreams come true! This episode of the podcast is brought to you by Brenda from Bristol. The Forthwall podcast records from on the road, while heavy sleep deprived, to take a guess at some celebrity heights.
Special Guest: Charlie Cocker & Samuel De La Torre
The Forthwall returns by taking an in-depth look into the spider-verse.
A trio (with a new member) talk through everything from how much they know about the...... *cough* "female body" and the many kinds and styles (and their meaning) as well as dreams and the many kinds... and... styles... (and their meanings).
Another Forthwall with special guests.....
The team go through all the different versions of Superman's Kryptonite and talk about which dwarf they would be from snow white.
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