James Bond Radio isn’t so much radio as a couple of 007 fans getting together to discuss what’s going on with their favorite fictional character.
The format is simple: the two participants (Chris Wright and Tom Sears) appear in a split screen format and have a wide-ranging conversation. There have been seven installments so far, including reviews of the first three 007 films and a look at the “lost music” of Bond.
James Bond Radio has a WEBSITE, a FACEBOOK PAGE and a YOU TUBE CHANNEL. The podcasts are also available on iTunes.
Here’s the second installment, in which the hosts discuss what may happen in Bond 24 and beyond. Topics include whether the gunbarrel logo will ever appear at the start of a 007 movie (at least during the remainder of Daniel Craig’s run), how many computer-generated special effects should be in a Bond film and possible successors after Craig retires from the role.
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The Spy Command 
Watching these two Bond-snobs for 10 minutes was more than enough for me. Could not force myself to go on any further.
The split screen effect for 90 minutes… yikes. Watching these two hack apart Skyfall was pretty sad. I guess everyone is entitled to their own opinion. For better or worse.
Ack. They’re just having a laugh. It looks like fun.