Math and Dougal meet up regularly to empty the contents of their troubled minds onto tape.
This week our heroes mangle the difficult question of old-ism.…
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Math and Dougal meet up for regular sessions to empty the contents of their troubled minds onto tape. In America, it’s called therapy. It’s good for…
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An interview with Duncan Walker, an employee at the Russell Cotes Gallery & Museum about Bournemouth Pier interweaved with a poem about the Pier. This piece…
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A fisherman is always known to be able to tell a tale or two. And for Angler Drew, sat on a fishing boat 20 miles south…
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Simon Wilson. BBC’s acting controller of comedy recently told the Radio Times that “Comedy ought to be risky – that’s what makes it funny – but…
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