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- Jul 31, 2026
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This Puppy Could Play for Australia (opens the original)
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In the last episode of Season One, Anna finally produces, as she has threatened so often, the Worst Ever Answer; there is diet news from Kilburn; there is a Snake Goddess and a Surprising Computer. And all that matters is Love, Love, Love. See you in the Autumn for Season Two. This is the shortened version, by the way. To get the whole thing, and the archive, join us by clicking here.
Heeeeere's Krangela! (opens the original)
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Like Netflix asked, we start with Chapter Two of Krangela; also Lego Robot Wars News; sad poems by England Footballers; and do sharks want what we want? This is the free feed. For full episodes, join us via this link.
We Now Call Our Kettle Thorbignag (opens the original)
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England's Writer in Residence sends news from a real heat dome! Is it unwise to let a seven-year-old babysit your triplets?! Is eating people wrong? This podcast was recorded under only mildly dangerous conditions. Also, this is the free taster for our show. Full episodes and archive available via this link.
Clone Your Own Billionaire! (opens the original)
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Gareth Edwards tries to explain how come such a high percentage of L&O's hosts have broken their greater tuberosities since we got going? Post hoc ergo propter hoc? Also, Matthew Parker's first Bertrand Bisque story, operatic pirates and the world is an artichoke. This is the shortened version. Subscribers get the full archive but do listen to the most recent full episode for details of our scheduling .
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