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Minder: On The Slate

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Pull up a stool, pour yourself a large VAT and join Andy, Mark and Pete for Minder: On The Slate — the podcast that watches every single episode of Minder in proper chronological order. Each week there’s chat, trivia, dodgy dealings, and plenty of laughs, plus regular favourites like the Minder Guest Star Hall of Fame and the vital business of rating Terry McCann’s latest fight. Oh my good gawd....On The Slate Kunst
  • "Come In T-64, Your Time is Ticking Away" (Series 1, Episode 8)
    Apr 23 2026

    When a minicab firm Arthur’s got a stake in starts taking a pasting — drivers getting roughed up, motors getting wrecked — it looks like someone’s trying to send a message. Keen to protect his investment (and more importantly, his profits), Arthur sends Terry in undercover as a driver to find out who’s behind it.What follows is less a simple protection job and more a slow-burning stitch-up, as Terry works the rank and realises the attacks aren’t random at all. With tensions rising, livelihoods on the line, and Arthur sniffing an angle as always, it becomes clear someone very close to the business has their own agenda — and they’re willing to play dirty to get what they want.Pete, Mark and Andy dig into an early, grittier episode of Minder that leans into the realities of late-70s London — part character piece, part low-level crime story — with Terry doing the legwork while Arthur circles for the best deal.And of course, there’s the small matter of the On the Slate Hall of Fame — who’s earned their place this week, and who’s been sent packing?So, keep your head down, watch who you’re working for… Slate it, Dave.

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    1 Std. und 7 Min.
  • "The Bengal Tiger" (Series 1 Episode 7)
    Apr 17 2026

    When a local newsagent finds his shop under attack, it looks like a straightforward job—step in, apply a bit of pressure, and restore order. Naturally, Arthur Daley sees an opportunity, and before long Terry’s drawn into what should be a routine bit of protection work. But in Arthur’s world, nothing stays simple for long, and this “little earner” soon becomes tangled up in family expectations, uneasy alliances, and a situation that no amount of smooth talking can neatly resolve.

    Pete, Mark and Andy dig into an episode that shows a slightly different side of Minder—still packed with sharp dialogue and dodgy dealings, but with an added layer of tension bubbling beneath the surface.

    And of course, there’s the small matter of the On the Slate Hall of Fame—who’s earned their place this week, and who’s been firmly shown the door?

    So, pull up a chair, keep your wits about you… slate it, Dave!

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    1 Std. und 1 Min.
  • "Aces High...& Sometimes Very Low" (Series 1 Episode 6)
    Apr 2 2026

    This week, we’re heading into the smoky, high-stakes world of Minder with “Aces High: And Sometimes Very Low”—an episode where luck, nerve, and a fast shuffle of the cards are the name of the game.

    When a professional gambler hits a casino for everything it’s worth, it should be a cause for celebration… but in Arthur Daley’s world, a big win rarely stays that way for long. Before you can say “double or nothing,” the winnings vanish, and suddenly Terry’s pulled into a murky game involving dodgy deals, shady characters, and the kind of trouble that doesn’t stay confined to the card table.

    Pete, Mark and Andy break down an episode that perfectly captures Minder’s blend of grit and humour—where ambition meets bad luck, and Arthur’s “little earner” instincts once again land everyone in hot water. Along the way, there’s talk of memorable guest turns, classic late-70s atmosphere, and just how quickly fortunes can turn in Arthur’s London.

    So, pour yourself something strong, keep your cards close to your chest… and remember: in this game, the house always has a way of winning.

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    1 Std. und 20 Min.
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