Walls Have Ears: A programme that poses the question – where does sound go?
If sound can make impressions in tin foil or a wax cylinder,…
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To mark the 70th anniversary of World War Two, this programme presents the voices, thoughts and fears of the forgotten people of the war, the teenagers.…
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Alan Brown tells us about a strange thing which happened to him as a child when playing in the garden.
Music: Debussy – Prelude à l’après-midi…
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A follow-up to the programme that posed the questions – where does sound go? And what would happen if someone made an apparatus that could extract…
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A bit of a rant I’m afraid. Andy Causton interviews me about the way advertisers target children in an effort to get their parents to shell…
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Hardly a day seems to go by without something or other being described as the new rock ‘n’ roll.
With the recent resurgence of knitting as…
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A playful look at the world of egg cup collecting.
With Michelle Farley and Kristin Lindsay.
Photo: Alan Brown…
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Do you dread being asked “What Are You Thinking?”.
A reflection on the differences in the ways men and women communicate.
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