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The Genius in the Bottle, from Piccadilly Radio, presented by Brian Beech. On alcohol and drug use by artists and writers - is it linked to their creativity and inspiration? Includes interview with Marcus...
Network. Part one of two broadcast today. Mr Marks and Mr Spencer - the story of Marks & Spencer, narrated by Peter Wheeler (or Whelan?). The partially dramatised story of Michael Marks who emigrated from...
The Wind in the Willlows. Part 1: The River Bank, and Part 2: The Open Road, written by Kenneth Grahame; abridged for radio by Brian Sibley, and narrated by Frank Duncan.
The Wind in the Willows, by Kenneth Grahame. Part seven (of ten): Toad’s Adventures. Abridged for radio by Brian Sibley, and read by Frank Duncan. Male announcer not identified.
The Wind in the Willows, by Kenneth Grahame. Part five (of ten): The Conversion of Mr Toad. Abridged for radio by Brian Sibley, and read by Frank Duncan.
The Wind in the Willows, by Kenneth Grahame. Part eight (of ten): The Further Adventures of Toad. Abridged for radio by Brian Sibley, and read by Frank Duncan. Male announcer not identified.
The Wind in the Willows, by Kenneth Grahame. Part six (of ten): Toad’s Great Escape. Abridged for radio by Brian Sibley, and read by Frank Duncan. Audio speed decreases towards the end of the recording.
The Wind in the Willows, by Kenneth Grahame. Part ten (of ten): Toad Comes Home. Abridged for radio by Brian Sibley, and read by Frank Duncan. Male announcer not identified.
Munich, it Just Wouldn’t Sink in, originally from Piccadilly Radio. Recollecting the Manchester United air disaster at Munich 25 years ago today (06/02/58), and its aftermath. Members of the public...
Part 2 of the Piccadilly Radio special Break the Silence presented by Sue Carroll for the Network programme (best of independent radio) on the sexual abuse of children by adult family members. Covering the...
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