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  1. Kemi's team are going to have to listen to this interview and explain why she is such a massive gobshite.

    #KemiBadenoch #BBCRadio4 #BBCTodayProgramme

  2. Kemi's team are going to have to listen to this interview and explain why she is such a massive gobshite.

    #KemiBadenoch #BBCRadio4 #BBCTodayProgramme

  3. Kemi's team are going to have to listen to this interview and explain why she is such a massive gobshite.

    #KemiBadenoch #BBCRadio4 #BBCTodayProgramme

  4. Kemi's team are going to have to listen to this interview and explain why she is such a massive gobshite.

    #KemiBadenoch #BBCRadio4 #BBCTodayProgramme

  5. Kemi's team are going to have to listen to this interview and explain why she is such a massive gobshite.

    #KemiBadenoch #BBCRadio4 #BBCTodayProgramme

  6. The BBC have said they will stop transmitting BBC Radio 4 on Long Wave, LW, on Sunday 21st June 2026 😭☹️🤬☹️😭

    #Radio #BBC #BBCRadio #BBCRadio4 #LW #LongWave #SaveLongWave #SaveRadio #Radio4

  7. (idiot talks shite on serious political professionals panel programme with serious political professionals)

    #DarrenGrimes

    Darren Grimes, Rachel Millward, Baroness Stowell, Anna Turley MP

    Any Questions?

    Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Ponteland High School near Newcastle-upon-Tyne, with Reform UK board member Darren Grimes, who is deputy leader of Durham County Council; Green Party of England & Wales deputy leader Rachel Millward, who is also deputy leader of Wealden District Council; Conservative peer Baroness Stowell; and Labour Party chair and Cabinet Office minister, Anna Turley MP.

    Producer: Paul Martin
    Assistant producer: Lowri Morgan
    Production co-ordinator: Ishmael Soriano
    Lead broadcast engineer: Chris Weightman
    Editor: Glyn Tansley

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCAnyQuestions

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002t2lj

  8. (... the_WORST_episode_of_this_series_on_BBC_Radio4 ...)  

    Café Hope -- Change Please

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCCafeHope

    Cemal Ezel, from Change Please, tells Rachel Burden how they help address homelessness by selling coffee. The social enterprise trains homeless people for employment through the sale of coffee, offering them a living wage, housing and therapy support.

    Café Hope is our virtual Radio 4 coffee shop, where guests pop in for a brew and a chat to tell us what they're doing to make things better in big and small ways. Think of us as sitting in your local café, cooking up plans, hearing the gossip and celebrating the people making the world a better place.

    We're all about trying to make change. It might be a transformational project that helps an entire community or it might be about trying to make one life a little easier. And the key here is in the trying. Not everything works, and there are struggles along the way. But it's always worth a go.

    You can contact us on [email protected]

    Presenter: Rachel Burden
    Series Producer: Uma Doraiswamy
    Sound Design: Nicky Edwards
    Editor: Clare Fordham

    (QuangoNote: The interviewee advocates for #PreEmploymentChecks (- and probably adhers to #WorkReady or #JobReady -) which is part of the fuck-knuckle jobnobbling strategy of Ian Duncan Smith, Tim Montgomerie and the neverending identity checks of our lame-ass security-intelligence community. Their approach is a right-wing capitalist one.)

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002q2qp

  9. It's kicking-off on Any Questions.

    (Well, just slightly shouty.)

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCAnyQuestions

  10. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  11. A SHORT HISTORY OF GUITAR FEEDBACK!

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCArtworks
    #JohnRobb #MusicDocumentary

    2025-09-30 1600-1630

    For FUZZ Sake

    Artworks

    Can a sound effect change the world?

    Since the dawn of the electrical age, we’ve lived alongside the sound of distortion. It’s the hiss of
    TV static, the harsh crackle of a speaker pushed too loud. However, what happens when this glitch,
    a signifier of the broken and the wrong, becomes part of popular music?

    Fuzz flung open the door for rule breakers and rebels. It was a sonic weapon that could stimulate
    powerful emotions, whip audiences into a frenzy and spark rebellion.

    Starting on a highway in 1950s America, music journalist John Robb will follow fuzz through time,
    calling on philosophy and science to uncover the secrets of this sound. He will stop off at the
    magical moments of accident and destruction that allowed the sound to evolve and spread.
    Including a rare demonstration from rock and roll icon Dave Davies on how he crafted the iconic
    guitar distortion on You Really Got Me.

    Interviews with Jerry Phillips, Toby Young, Dave Davies, Mathilde Massenet, Greg Bryant, Ant
    Macari and Matthew Worley

    Actors voices provided by Paul Colgate (So Sinatra), Phia Saban and Rob Campbell

    Presenter: John Robb
    Producer and Sound Designer: Seb Masters
    Production Assistant: Tom Waterworth
    Production Coordinator: Mica Nepomuceno

    Available now

    29 minutes

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3j7

  12. listener phone-in on Digital ID and Leadership

    "Any Answers" hosted by Anita Anand
    (sister show to "Any Questions")

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCAnyQuestions
    #DigitalID #UKPol

    (available for 29 days on Sounds)

    bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002k3bh

  13. Almost time for the hour of shouting and gnashing of teeth which I suspect will be spectacular today.

    #BBCRadio4 #BBCAnyQuestions #BBCAQ