One Life Left

Definitely the UK's favourite radio show (sort of) about videogames.


Commissioned by London’s award-winning Resonance 104.4 FM in early 2006, One Life Left was only meant to run for six episodes.

Take that, The Man because now, somewhere around one hundred and fifty episodes later, it’s in its seventh season and grown from humbling, terrified, fumbling beginnings into one of the station’s most valued shows.

Take THAT, The Man. Also take that, British radio standards.

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2009 February


  • February 26th, 2009

  • That’s the shot the Australians get of prostitutes in GTA. Thanks for my sexy mug!...

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    Posted by Ann Scantlebury
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  • February 25th, 2009

  • What goes ha ha bonk? That’s right, it’s the sound of the OLL team laughing their heads off at this week’s guest: comedy writer, stand-up...

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    Posted by One Life Left
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  • February 16th, 2009

  • Desk checked: check. Guests checked: check. Live in three… two… one… Oops. With Ste in America selling the rights to USA Life Left, it’s down...

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    Posted by One Life Left
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  • February 10th, 2009

  • Just... a... few... minutes... more... Nope, that's enough waiting - after an extended, weather-enforced hiatus, TEAM OLL is back, back, back, BACK!...

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    Posted by One Life Left
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  • February 6th, 2009

  • Or something.N ow thoroughly bored with my chart feature which was going nowhere and bored me, I’ve decided to try something a bit different which...

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    Posted by Derek Williams
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  • February 4th, 2009

  • A couple of posts down, before a bit of weather happened, I wrote to the Bank of England on behalf of everyone who’s interested in...

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    Posted by Ann Scantlebury
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  • February 2nd, 2009

  • When it snows the world stops. Or at least the tubes, trains and buses in London do. And that’s bad news for teamatonelifeleft who travel...

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    Posted by Ann Scantlebury
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  • February 1st, 2009

  • When you have a question about money, who do you go to? Dear The Bank of England,   Hello. How are you?   I don’t...

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    Posted by Ann Scantlebury
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