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In this episode, we take a journey back to the 80s to explore Device's only album, '22B3', the choice of this week's guest co-host, our antipodean based pal, Crag! We delve into the album's rich synth-pop-rock sound and discuss why it remains an underrated gem. The key member of this act is the overlooked, yet all time great pop rock songwriter Holly Knight. She was the mastermind behind many iconic hits from the likes of Tina Turner, Bonnie Tyler, Heart and penned songs for Kiss, Bon Jovi, Cheap Trick, Meatloaf and so many more. On 22b3, she takes centre stage and we use this episode to investigate her influential yet often overlooked contributions. As we go through each track, we highlight the distinctive 80s production techniques, unique sounds, and memorable melodies. Crag shares insights into the equipment used and provides some industry context, which makes for a fascinating deep dive into 80s music culture. From discussing the album's standout tracks like 'Hanging on a Heart Attack' to exploring the various musical influences and collaborations, this episode is packed with intriguing details and anecdotes. We also connect the album to wider music histories and trends, giving listeners a thorough understanding of its place in music lore. As always, we wrap up with our Nexus, this time linking Device to Debbie McGee in a surprisingly twisted route through music and pop culture history. If you're a fan of 80s music, keen on unsung musical heroes, or simply love a good musical anecdote, this episode is a nostalgic treat you won't want to miss. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings 01:26 Listener Suggestions and Album Selection 02:56 Patreon and Membership Perks 05:25 Political Commentary and Americana 09:29 Album Discussion: Device - 22B3 16:49 Holly Knight's Career and Contributions 38:13 Paul Engeman and the Band's Background 47:37 Introduction to Marauder and George Tukto 47:52 Technical Credits and Chart Performance 48:33 Musical Equipment and 80s Sound 50:08 Diving into the Tracks 50:43 Track Analysis: Hanging on a Heart Attack 54:43 Track Analysis: Who Says 57:05 Track Analysis: Pieces on the Ground 58:50 Track Analysis: Tough and Tender 01:01:24 Track Analysis: When Love is Good 01:03:39 Track Analysis: Didn't I Read You Right 01:06:04 Track Analysis: Fall Apart, Golden Heart 01:09:10 Track Analysis: I've Got No Room for Your Love 01:11:42 Track Analysis: Who's on the Line 01:14:11 Track Analysis: Sandstone, Cobwebs and Dust 01:16:44 Conclusion and Final Thoughts 01:24:21 Nexus Segment: From Device to Debbie McGee 01:32:20 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Guests
Paul Daniels was one of the most successful magicians in British Television history. Name a magician today who never learnt from Paul Daniels Magic Set when they were a child? Inspiring as a magician and leader of Variety on television along with The Des O Connor Show Paul would also introduce the best in variety to our TV Screens in his 16 years at the top alongside his Producer John Fisher.Paul Daniels and Debbie McGee were our Saturday night entertainment, they entertained us and that's why we are thankful for the years of fun and magic they brought to us.In this episode of Eyes and Teeth the Specials the penultimate edition I welcome special guests Ronn Lucas, Martin Daniels, Nina Hewlett, Richard & Hayley Griffin, Phil Hitchcock and John Fisher as well as clips from TV and Radio Shows and a few private chats with Paul & Debbie saved for this very show. Enjoy the wonderful Paul Daniels.
Max Pearson presents a collection of this week's Witness History episodes from the BBC World Service. We hear from Zoheb Hassen, one half of a sibling duo from Pakistan who topped the charts in countries all over the world with their dancefloor filler, Disco Deewane. Our guest is BBC radio presenter and Pakistani music fan Raess Khan. He talks about how Pakistani pop music evolved from Zoheb's success. Entertainment star Debbie McGee, who is best known for being the assistant and wife of British magician Paul Daniels talks about escaping from Iran at the start of the revolution in 1978. In 2004 a supermarket fire in Paraguay killed more than 300 people. It was the country's biggest peacetime disaster. One of the survivors, Tatiana Gabaglio tells her story. Plus, how one of Bosnia's most famous landmarks, the historic bridge in Mostar, was destroyed by Croat guns during the Bosnian war in 1993 Finally, the unlikely friendship of a hippo and a tortoise following the tsunami in 2004. Contributors: Zoheb Hassen – former popstar Raess Khan – BBC presenter and Pakistani pop fan Debbie McGee – British celebrity Tatiana Gabaglio – supermarket fire survivor in Paraguay Mirsad Behram- journalist Eldin Palata - cameraman Dr Paula Kahumbu – wildlife conservationist (Photo: Nazia and Zoheb Hassen in 1982. Credit: BBC)
In 1978, British showbusiness star, Debbie McGee was a dancer with the Iranian National Ballet Company. Debbie was living in the capital, Tehran, at the start of the Iranian revolution. She tells Gill Kearsley the story of how she dealt with the unrest and escaped the country. Debbie, who went on to marry British magician Paul Daniels, said: "I would never have met my late husband if that hadn't happened... so I've got the ayatollah to thank for that." (Photo: Debbie McGee in 2018. Credit: Dave Benett/Getty Images for The Old Vic Theatre)
This week Josh and Connor conjure up conversation with Penn and Teller fooling magician Alan Hudson as he burns through what makes him tick. A member of the secretive Inner Magic Circle, he tells us about the first trick he ever saw, what it's like to share the stage with Debbie McGee and he even performs something that blows our mind!Follow Alan on social media @alanhudsonmagic--Do you have a cult hero you want to hear more from? Get in touch!joshpughscultheroes@gmail.com@cultheroespod on all socials--Hosted by Josh Pugh and Connor KentProduced by Connor Kent and Joe PowerRecorded at ITN Studios Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This time on Behind the Scenes, TV presenter, performer and personality, also the Honorary Vice Present of the Magic Circle, Debbie McGee, reflects on an action-packed show business career, including her life and times with the country's most famous stage and television magician Paul Daniels, along with what it takes to reach the Grand Final of Strictly Come Dancing and to be selected as an official National Treasure for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee parade. Support the podcast by becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/BEHINDTHESCENESWITHCOLINEDMONDS Colin Edmonds socials Facebook: colin.edmonds.73 Instagram: colinedmondsssm Twitter:@ColinEdmondsSSM Website: https://www.steamsmokeandmirrors.com/ Listen to all episodes of the podcast available on; Spotify Amazon Music Audible Apple Podcasts BOOKS Buy Steam, Smoke and Mirrors Available at Caffeine Nights Available at Amazon Available on Audible Buy The Lazarus Curiosity: Steam, Smoke and Mirrors 2 Available at Caffeine Nights Available at Amazon Available on Audible Buy The Nostradamus Curiosity: Steam, Smoke and Mirrors 3 Available at Caffeine Nights Available at Amazon
EPISODE 20 OF DENISE WELCH'S JUICY CRACK!What really goes on behind the scenes of your favourite Loose Women show? In this backstage chat, Denise explores wardrobe choices, catches up with old friends Debbie McGee, Gloria Hunniford and Janet Street-Porter, and shares her excitement for an upcoming award ceremony. We get to know Denise's special guest at the Groucho Club, her godson Harrison, how he works as a show runner and navigates the competitive entertainment industry.Denise also lets slip about the upcoming Loose Women tour, shares personal health updates and her continuing struggles with vertigo, and delves into the creative process of the band Duo with fashion expert Susannah Constantine. Denise shares a heartwarming story about Elton John dedicating a song to a fan, and reminisces about attending his wedding. Don't miss out on this episode filled with laughter and personal anecdotes!----If you've got any questions for Denise, or would like to know more about anything you've heard Denise discussing in this episode or in the past, please email us at:denisewelchpod@gmail.comWe'd love to hear from you!Instagram: @denise_welchTwitter: RealDeniseWelchTikTok: @denisewelch58YouTube: @denisewelchpodcastSales & Sponsorship enquiries: denisewelchpod@gmail.comEpisode Keywords:Loose Women, Entertainment Industry, Wardrobe Choices, Debbie McGee, Gloria Hunniford, Vertigo, Health Updates, Susannah Constantine, Elton John, COVID-19, Fashion Expert, Duo Band, World Tour, Award Ceremony, Backstage Chat, Navigating Challenges, Personal Anecdotes, Charity Concert, West End Musical, Everybody's Talking About Jamie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Fetch your cape, top hat and Debbie McGee for this magical episode of Taskmaster: The People's Podcast. This week Lou and Jack are beguiled and enchanted by series nine liar, braggart and truth-teller, Gareth. If you're the kind of person who wants to know the answers to the age old questions, where is magic, how do I get a free McDonalds and what exactly goes on at your run-of-the-mill corporate banking event, then you've come to the right place.The Andys are actually back, no lie, with an answer that will leave you speechless (if minor details of the running of Channel 4 comedy entertainment shows is what you live and breathe). Added to all of this Jack and Lou will be dissecting episode four like a creepy biology teacher. Tune in to find out what Jack is calling 'the greatest controversy of Taskmaster history' (or words to the effect).If you want to share your Taskmaster obsession, whether it's talking about your favourite task, what you loved from the latest episode or that you've bought up the entirety of your local pharmacy's rubber duck supplies in order to artificially inflate the wholesale prices, we're all ears. As always, you can leave a voice note on the Fanswering machine. The number is 07810 025570. Alternatively send us an email at the address below. Your time starts... NOW!Watch Taskmaster every Thursday at 9pm on Channel 4.Get in touch with Lou and Jackfans@taskmaster.tvWatch all of Taskmaster on All 4www.channel4.com/programmes/taskmaster Visit the Taskmaster Store for all your TM goodies!taskmasterstore.comCatch up with old episodes from anywhere in the worldtaskmastersupermaxplus.vhx.tvVisit the Taskmaster YouTube Channelyoutube.com/taskmaster Taskmaster the Podcast is Produced by Ben Drayton for Avalon Television Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Desmondo & Cherry KingWelcome to Eyes & Teeth a lovely couple who I keep bumping into even into their retirement but who retires in this business? Hardly any of us, if showbusiness is in your blood then you will always want to share your talent and Des King with Cherry have entertained millions world wide up to just a few weeks ago. Des and Cherry tell me of their meeting and seasons they have performed in as well as great talents we have shared the stage with.It's rare I get to record an actual podcast backstage, but this was just that and even with another act in the room so now and again you will hear magician and ventriloquist Sam Jones in the background now and again. We were performing in Peacehaven in a variety show and we had the best audience in.The London Palladium pops up as well as Andy Eastwood, Jan Hunt, The City Varieties in Leeds, Hilary O Neil, Matt Daniel Baker, Keith Harris, David Nixon, Sir Ken Dodd, it really is a good old chat with friends before a show and a great example of why I wanted to start this podcast.I remember talking the much missed Phil Butler just a few short years ago about his podcast The Green Room where he took the same idea but across comedy clubs. He was there first and I just loved the idea so I guess along with Ricky Gervais, Debbie McGee, Louis Theroux and a few more I have been inspired and eyes and teeth was born.Most importantly Des shares with us his diagnoses of Prostate cancer and the latest news with that which is a very much needed listen too for young and old men alikeWelcome todays guests Des King & Cherry
Welcome to Eyes & Teeth Robert Pearce a pantomime Dame and performer of poems and stories and a wonderful new way of entertaining families in festivals and theatres across the land.In this edition of Eyes & Teeth I talk to Robert about our time together touring with Paul Daniels and Debbie McGee and we talk of our fondness of meeting the late and very great Roy Hudd.We also talk about the wonderful Dame Edna Everage – Barry Humphries and west country comedian the adorable Andy Ford. Listen to the passion of a performer who gives his all to make the world a happier place.Welcome Robert Pearce
Strictly Come Dancing finalist Debbie McGee joins Kaye & Karen to talk about her experience of Strictly, coming to life on the dancefloor and her late husband Paul. We love receiving your emails, whether they are about previous episodes or your conundrums about sex, money, relationships or life post-60, we'd love to hear from you by emailing Podcast@HTB60.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week on the show we welcome friends from the world of film, television and literature.Motoring maverick Richard Hammond chats series two of his classic car restoration show 'Richard Hammond's Workshop'.The mesmerising Stephen Mulhern turns the pages of his brand-new children's book 'Max Magic'.The brilliant Ben Elton discusses the return of Channel 4's 'Friday Night Live'.Thema and Lousie superstar Genna Davies shares stories from her incredible new autobiography 'Dying of Politeness'.And the incredibly talented Rob Delaney tells us about his heartwrenching new book 'A Heart That Works'.Plus Anton Du Beke, Debbie McGee, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and Ruth Rogers.You can catch Chris and the team live weekdays 6:30am-10am on Virgin Radio UK.Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to hear the highlights every week.Richard Hammond - 00:37Stephen Mulhern - 07:16Rob Delaney - 13:54Ben Elton - 21:07Geena Davis - 29:18Anton Du Beke - 36:32Debbie McGee - 42:16Prof Noel Fitzpatrick - 48:24Ruth Rogers - 54:33 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We had the Mercury nominated (!!!) Self Esteem, Rebecca Lucy Taylor join us in Birmingham and finished with Julian Clary & Vanessa Feltz in London - fabulous guests, fabulous audiences. In this final instalment of Table Manners live, we round up the series with some more of our favourite audience questions from Birmingham & London.Dr Alex makes an appearance & Rebecca roams the audience a la Debbie McGee!Influencer mum gets asked about her go to lipstick shade & I talk about hangover cures. It's all in there. Enjoy! x See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Matt and Alex discuss When Louis Met Paul and Debbie, where Theroux gets to know celebrity magician Paul Daniels and his wife and stage assistant, Debbie McGee. Featuring an interview with Nima Kiann, founder and artistic director of Les Ballets Persans. Episode artwork by Tara Dunne (www.taradunne.co.uk)
Join Maria Lovelady & Michael Alan-Bailey as they chat to Britain's brainiest vixen, you guessed it ... Jenny Ryan from ITV's 'The Chase'. For her 40th birthday bash, Jenny is collaborating with CHOOSE LOVE to raise money for refugees by producing an all-star variety show at one of our favourite venues, The Clapham Grand. Tickets are still available but we warn you, they are selling fast. What are you waiting for? Grab yours now. Links below… https://claphamgrand.com/event/jenny-ryan-presents-the-choose-love-variety-show/ https://choose.love/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwhLKUBhDiARIsAMaTLnEiG4fCSba_iqpVFhg9L99_BP0qk5ILzMd9NZlRNNCJZFDHLj_eMkAaAgPTEALw_wcB Appear on the show and leave us a voice message at https://www.speakpipe.com/TwiceNightl... Get in touch - twicenightlythepodcast@gmail.com IG - twicenightlytheatrepodcast Twitter - @twicenightlypod Facebook - Twice Nightly: The Podcast Brought to you by Frame This Presents... Key words: The Chase, Bradley Walsh, Victoria Wood, Quiz, Cabaret, Ally Wolf, Gracie Fields, The Bolton Octagon, Paul Daniels, Debbie McGee, Magician, Angela Lansbury
In this episode, we mark the arrival of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness by throwing sorcerors, wizards and magicians into combat. Running the gauntlet are; Doctor Strange Harry […]
In Part 2 of David's conversation with ‘the lovely Debbie McGee', he covers her TV years with husband Paul Daniels, and what happened when the TV work stopped. Debbie talks about the last five years of her life without Paul and what the future holds post-COVID-19.For more information about David Hill and this podcast, please take a peek at the website www.schmoozingpodcast.comSubscribe & Review: Please make sure to review, share comments, and subscribe to the show on the various platforms (Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon | Google Podcasts). This really helps our podcast!The awesome team at Twelve A Studios (www.twelveastudios.com) produce this show, with special mention to the show's producer, Lukas Wojcik, and Content Research and Editor, Jack Pallister (featured in the show).Follow us:Instagram - www.instagram.com/davidhillofficial/Twitter - twitter.com/DHill_OfficialFacebook - www.facebook.com/DHOfficial
In David's words, the ‘lovely Debbie McGee' is show business royalty, and he's known her for just under ten years. In the first of two episodes with Debbie, David dives into her illustrious career, from her humble beginnings to Saturday night prime time. Famously married to TV magician Paul Daniels, Debbie discusses life with him and her approach to the future now he's not around.For more information about David Hill and this podcast, please take a peek at the website www.schmoozingpodcast.comSubscribe & Review: Please make sure to review, share comments, and subscribe to the show on the various platforms (Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon | Google Podcasts). This really helps our podcast!The awesome team at Twelve A Studios (www.twelveastudios.com) produce this show, with special mention to the show's producer, Lukas Wojcik, and Content Research and Editor, Jack Pallister (featured in the show).Follow us:Instagram - www.instagram.com/davidhillofficial/Twitter - twitter.com/DHill_OfficialFacebook - www.facebook.com/DHOfficial
In this ep we discuss THE celeb interview of the century. No, not Mrs Merton grilling Debbie McGee, but when Meghan met Oprah. We chat to journalist and author Natalie Morris about the implications of the Sussex’s revelations and how they may shape discussions of racism and mental health in the future. Plus we debate whether multivitamins or salted caramel bellends are acceptable Mother’s Day presents and how matching coat hangers are the key to a happy existence.
Emma, a pediatric nurse, who has been redeployed to an Intensive Care Unit talks about what it’s like to care for Covid patients and the daily stress and pressure currently experienced by health care professionals. Amy Pope, former deputy home security advisor to President Obama talks about Congresswoman Liz Cheney, one of ten Republicans who crossed the floor and voted with the Democrats to impeach President Trump for the second time. Author Debra Waters and science journalist and author Helen Thomson talk adult crushes. Should we see crushes as normal, exciting and harmless ways of understanding ourselves and our needs? Or is it morally questionable if you’re in a loving, committed relationship? We hear from Anjali Raman-Middleton who went to primary school with Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah who was nine years old when she died in 2013. She had a rare and severe form of asthma. Angali co-founded 'Choked Up' with three other teenagers to lobby against the pollution that contributed to Ella's death. Richard Holden, MP for North West Durham, Natasha Rattu, Director of Karma Nirvana and Dr. Naomi Crouch Chair of the British Paediatric and Adolescent Gynaecology Society and spokesperson for The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists talk about the Virginity Testing (Prohibition) Bill that was introduced in the House of Commons by Richard in December . Debbie McGee and Naomi Paxton talk about being sawn in half and what it’s like to be a magician’s assistant. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Paula McFarlane Editor: Lucinda Montefiore
To mark the centenary of the infamous ‘sawing-a-woman-in-half’ illusion, Emma Barnett talks to Debbie McGee and Dr Naomi Paxton, also to author Angie Thomas about her new book "Concrete Rose" the prequel to her bestseller "The Hate U Give", and we hear how the the nurse Sarah Link lived in a caravan for nine months outside her family home in Cradley Heath in the West Midlands to protect her mum from catching Covid. Presenter: Emma Barnett Producer: Lisa Jenkinson
Since you've all been good boys and girls, it's a Retrotube Halloween bonus episode - the notorious Paul Daniels Live At Halloween broadcast from 1987.So let's join Paul Daniels, Debbie McGee, Eugene Burger, Elsie the Owl, Conservative MP Ian Taylor (!) and a rather spiky iron maiden for the most hair-raising television event of the year. But will Heather find the grand finale as shocking as the 1987 viewing public? Will she feel compelled to phone the BBC to complain?The Floor Manager requests, ladies and gentlemen, that you to like, rate, review and subscribe to the podcast, and once you've done that, please leave the room in an orderly fashion.https://twitter.com/retro_tubehttps://shows.acast.com/retrotubeemail: retrotubepodcast@gmail.comTheme Music by Berlin Horse. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Magicians and their magic are only one half of the story - the job of a magician's assistant may seem simple on the face of it, but without them, the whole show falls apart. You only have to watch the lovely Debbie McGee in action to know this is true! In this episode, Debbie explains how her training as a ballet dancer allowed her to excel on stage - able to hold an applause for longer than anyone else. She also discusses her many years performing in panto, playing to the crowd, and being “the biggest giggler in the world”. This episode gives us renewed appreciation for the minor character, explores the importance of subtlety in storytelling, and reminds us of the satisfaction found in tradition. Once you're done with this episode, why not check out Debbie's new podcast Spill The Tea With Debbie McGee.
In this week's episode we talked about Special Mugs, Debbie Mcgee, and we are joined by Bernadette Russell author of The Little Book of Kindness
Hi everyone, here we are again with another Spill the Tea with Debbie McGee. This is number 4, in this one I talk about my honeymoon... and a rainstorm of cockroaches! Plus some extra special news about next week. I hope you enjoy it! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Boy, have I got some tea to spill with you this time on my podcast! I'll be chatting the Queen Mum, and the Royal Gala Performance in aid of her 80th Birthday. A trip to India, where very peculiar things happened. And Roger Moore, yes, James Bond - so if you want to find out more, join me on Spill the Tea with Debbie McGee, number three! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Episode 21 of Doggett & Ephgrave's More Than Mostly Comedy podcast, with the legendary Paul Daniels and Debbie McGee. Hosted by Glyn Doggett & David Ephgrave.
In the first Spill The Tea Podcast with Debbie McGee: my day in lockdown - what do | get up to?, How escaping from Iran led to me meeting my husband the late Paul Daniels, what happened at my first Royal Variety show and what it was like working in Bradford at the time of the Yorkshire Ripper. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
2018 Strictly finalist Joe Sugg teams up with producer Kim Winston to bring the fans an Access All Areas backstage pass to the show. Kim has an encyclopaedic knowledge of Strictly, having worked on the show since 2009, and Joe knows first-hand what all the couples are going through, making them the perfect duo to give the listeners an exclusive insight of what really goes on backstage. In this episode it’s the semi final as Joe chats to Kelvin and Oti about the pressure of this weekends double dances and Kim catches up with series 15 contestant Debbie McGee about her time on the show and why she often dances her rumba in hotel lifts! The Strictly Come Dancing Official Podcast is made by TalentWorks at BBC Studios and produced by Kim Winston and Laura Gallop. Listen now on BBC Sounds.
Fresh from his success in the Children In Need Strictly Come Dancing 2019 Special (which Kevin and his partner, Maisie Smith won!), Kevin takes time out of his busy schedule to chat about his creative process. How exactly does he turn an idea into a dance performance? That's the question that he is asked the most often. In this special episode, Kevin takes you through his method of turning a dream into reality; everything from musical choices and production design to choreography, and the importance of making his partners happy. KEY TAKEAWAYS Kevin has won almost all of the famed Strictly Glitterballs now. The only one left for him to win is the Christmas Glitterball, which he hopes to lift this year with Debbie McGee as his partner. Kevin keeps constant notes when he hears a song that he4 thinks would be good for Strictly, or if he comes up with an interesting concept for a dance style. Dance styles and songs need to suit the partner that Kevin finds himself with. This can be a thorough process of really getting to know the person as much as possible. His partner needs to enjoy themselves, and getting to know them properly is essential. All ideas need to be channelled through the “Dance Team”, which comprise set designers, production designers and musicians. This department is expansive and constantly working to reinvent the show each week. Performances are always a two-way conversation between the dance duo and the production team. Ideas are never forced on anyone. Even the ending of the song itself makes a huge difference. The song always needs a “button”, a climactic note that sends an audio signal to the audience that the song is over, and which also communicates a sense of closing energy. What should be avoided is a fade-out. The moment a show's taping is over on a Saturday night, Kevin must begin work on next week's show, and also the following week's. Choreography is something Kevin concentrates on intensely. Many dancers work differently, but Kevin pores over the music, searching for interesting elements that can help shape his dances. By Tuesday, Kevin and his partner will be working on the core principles of the dance for the weekend. This involves explaining the way that they will connect and the way they will move. Kevin also has to be part of the conversation when it comes to technical decisions, such as camera movements and props. These are all part of the dance's script. Costumes and the live performance by the Strictly band are the final elements decided on, before a full rehearsal of the show itself on Saturday afternoon, mere hours before the show airs live on the BBC. BEST MOMENTS 'That would make a great jive, or that would make a great foxtrot' ‘You're usually about two weeks ahead' ‘You'll be selling ice-creams…' 'That bang on the end is what I call the button' ‘I start to think of the general dynamics of the music' ‘What is the imagery of this number?' 'That's the reason that I like to get the routine into their muscle memory' ‘By that time we've run the routine so many times that hopefully it doesn't feel new' ‘Check your earrings. Check your flies!' ABOUT THE HOST Kevin Clifton is a professional dancer who has been performing & competing at the highest level for over a decade. Kevin has worked on shows like 'Burn the floor' & 'Rock of Ages' to 'Strictly Come Dancing' one of the biggest TV shows in the UK which Kevin won in 2018. CONTACT METHOD Kevin Clifton Instagram Kevin Clifton Facebook Kevin Clifton YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A new comedy podcast for movie lovers. Adrian and Pete have been posting ideas for movies to their Tumblr for years. Finally they’ve got a series of big meetings with real film industry people… the trouble is all their ideas are insane. Listen in to hear them pitch their ludicrous ideas to each other, before they decide which concept to take to the horrified professionals… All motion picture concepts described are for sale for £1,000,000 + VAT. This podcast is completely ridiculous. You have been warned. Lots of love, Adrian and Pete
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Fan favourite Dr Ranj is with us in the studio as we sum up Strictly 2018 and the new champs Stacey Dooley and Kevin Clifton! Ranj also gets the lowdown on what to expect from the 2019 Strictly tour from last year’s finalist Debbie McGee, and there’s much discussion about pacing yourself with the inevitable partying… Turns out Ranj lives in the same building at Joe Sugg so had an inkling something romantic was brewing with pro-dancer Dianne... Ranj also talks us through what happened when the cast of 2018 celebrated Stacey and Kevin’s win on Saturday night; yes, Lee Ryan sang some Blue songs and yes, the odd Steps’ tune did get a spin in Faye’s honour. Alongside host Rachel Ward, plus the Telegraph’s Chrissy Amer and Jess McAree, our panel dissect the show dances and look back at their memorable moments from this series. But that’s not all, for this final episode of the series, we’ve got some serious suggestions for potential format changes when Strictly returns next September and our panel has early predictions on which celebrities could get involved in 2019.
Ashley Roberts is still bearing the brunt of whether it’s fair to have those with professional dance experience appear on Strictly and it gets a thorough airing on this week’s podcast. Debbie McGee, host Rachel Ward and the Telegraph’s Jess McAree and Chrissy Amer weigh in with their thoughts as we look ahead to the final four of Ashley, Joe, Faye and Stacey. Lauren Steadman and AJ Pritchard chat to us backstage at Elstree Studios, reflecting on how they’ve adapted their choreography throughout the series, Lauren’s determination and AJ’s potential next career as a ventriloquist. Really. We also give our Strictly final predictions on which dances we’d like to see again and what a good booking the team have got for the final musical guest. Christmas has arrived. Email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk with your thoughts and there’s the hashtag #TalkingStrictly if you want to chat on social media. New episodes arrive every Monday teatime and for the latest on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly for Michael Hogan’s live blog and the weekly Ballroom Bulletin.
Ore Oduba, 2016 Strictly champ, is in the studio to launch the 2019 live tour and came prepared to dish the dirt. Debbie McGee joins us from panto rehearsals, and reminisces with Ore about tour life, room service, massages and all. Charles Venn and Karen Clifton share what makes a Strictly high as well as revealing Charles’ dance nemesis. There’s also the tricks of the trade for when you’re waiting to go out on the Strictly dance floor, and the cheekiness that can happen waiting to dance on the live tour. Plus Ore and Debbie discuss the pros and cons of being joined by more dancers than you’re used to for those live routines. Host Rachel Ward and Telegraph panelists Jess McAree and Chrissy Amer bring it all together plus we hear what a young Strictly fan made of Saturday night’s action, and we’ve got a bunch of stats to get you in the mood for the semi-finals. Email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk with your thoughts on Strictly so far and there’s the hashtag #TalkingStrictly if you want to chat on social media. New episodes arrive every Monday teatime and for the latest on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly for Michael Hogan’s live blog and the weekly Ballroom Bulletin.
Stacey Dooley and Kevin Clifton chat to us backstage to reveal their dance nemesis and both tell us something about themselves that we never knew before. If you want to pop on The Cure after listening this week, let’s just say Kevin will love that. Meanwhile James and Ola Jordan have strong thoughts about the Couple’s Choice dances and whether that new category deserves a place on Strictly. Panto rehearsals don’t stop Debbie McGee from being on this week’s panel, alongside host Rachel Ward and the Telegraph’s Chrissy Amer and Jess McAree. We’ve also learnt a few things about 80s kids’ TV legend Sooty, who is pantomiming with Debbie this festive season. And if you’re inspired to dance from this year’s Strictly, then we meet a couple who did just that. It led them to the Rivoli Ballroom and a lifetime together. Email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk to join in next week and remember new episodes arrive every Monday teatime. Let us know what you think on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly for Michael Hogan’s live blog and the weekly Ballroom Bulletin.
We’re channelling the positivity of Kate Silverton this week; as she bows out with much grace, Kate talks to us about gaining confidence on the show and why she’s a total dance convert now. Ashley Roberts answers her critics who remain unhappy about her past level of dance training as she chats to us backstage at Strictly, plus we celebrate her perfect score of 40, the first of 2018. See, Craig has still got a 10 paddle after all. Debbie McGee is back from sailing the high seas and joins host Rachel Ward and the Telegraph’s Chrissy Amer and Jess McAree to dissect the dances from Blackpool. Debbie shares her insider info on what performing in the Tower Ballroom is really like, plus we hear from a Strictly-viewing grandma who feels Blackpool week tends to overwhelm the celebrity contestants. Email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk with your thoughts on Strictly so far and there’s the hashtag #TalkingStrictly if you want to chat on social media. New episodes arrive every Monday teatime and for the latest on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly for Michael Hogan’s live blog and the weekly Ballroom Bulletin.
Recorded at The Lighthouse & The Mount Hotel, Wolverhampton This week Spence Matthews talks dating, Debbie McGee chats about Sleeping Beauty, Sarah Eyden sings along to Black Beauty, We hear from Ruth Godber about the Military Wives single for Armistice, Paul Darke lets us know about a crowd funder to refurbish WW1 Memorials in Wolverhampton, Codsall Dramatic tell us about their Panto and we have music from Deep Pocket Theives.
Dr Ranj reflects on his time in Strictly and how his only negative feedback from fans was if his dance came too late on in the show and parents need to get kids to bed. Debbie McGee and host Rachel Ward were in the studio for the weekend’s shows and reveal what it’s really like to be in the Strictly audience with only a juice and a Freddo to keep you going for more than 7 hours. Plus, alongside the rest of the Talking Strictly panel, the Telegraph’s Chrissy Amer and Jess McAree, there’s a slight educational aspect this week concerning historical and cultural differences dealing with what to do when you really need the loo. There is thankfully much critique of the dancing as well, from whether the new couples’ choice is fair, to who is edging closest towards that winning position. A trio of teenagers also share their differing opinions on the contestants, and Kim Rowell takes a look at the leaderboards over the years to see whether it can predict who will win. Email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk to join in next week and remember new episodes arrive every Monday teatime. Let us know what you think on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly for Michael Hogan’s live blog and the weekly Ballroom Bulletin.
As we kiss goodbye to Seann Walsh (sorry couldn’t resist) his eventful time on Strictly comes under the spotlight with Debbie McGee, host Rachel Ward and the Talking Strictly panel of Chrissy Amer and Jess McAree. Faye Tozer chats to us backstage at the Strictly studios about being partnered with Giovanni Pernice after his stellar year with our own Debbie McGee, and Faye gives us unusual tips for your new shoes and blistered feet involving vodka and eggs. No lie. Just listen. We also get schooled on how to pronounce the Italian names in the show from this week’s young Strictly viewers who happen to hail from Italy, plus Kim Rowell’s stats lowdown involves who holds the varying records when it comes the number of tens the celebs have scored throughout Strictly history. Email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk to join in next week and remember new episodes arrive every Monday teatime. Let us know what you think on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly for Michael Hogan’s live blog and the weekly Ballroom Bulletin.
Vick Hope was not ready to leave, as we found out by talking to her backstage at Strictly’s Elstree studios, plus she tells host Rachel Ward why spraying perfume on her socks was a thing for a while. Meanwhile Joe Sugg says he’s met his match in the prankster stakes with Neil Jones, Katya’s husband. Craig Revel Horwood tells Debbie McGee and the rest of the Talking Strictly panel how he actually wanted Debbie to win last year rather than Joe McFadden, and delves into his past to show a softer side to the judge we love to hate on TV. Also, Debbie McGee looks ahead to being in the Strictly studios for Halloween and explains why her 81 year-old mother thinks Seann and Katya didn’t deserve all the flack they got over that oh-so-public kiss. New episodes land here every Monday teatime, and you can email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk or give us a shout on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly
Craig Revel Horwood is with Debbie McGee and Rachel Ward this week, and does not disappoint. Nothing is off limits as he gives his unique take on the Seann and Katya saga, how he hopes the dance of shame drama is over but is still looking forward to seeing their inevitable rhumba on the show. Craig also tells us which celebrities he thinks need help to stay in the competition, why he was impressed with Katie Piper and why the judges will also get to shine when the new couples’ choice dance begins next weekend. And that’s just part one of Craig - who will return next week for more Strictly insight. As always we hear from a young Strictly fan, get some vital show statistics from Kim Rowell and the rest of our panel, the Telegraph’s Jess McAree and Chrissy Amer share their opinions on some of the technical aspects of the routines and who is underperforming. New episodes land here every Monday teatime, and you can email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk or give us a shout on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly
Strictly pro Janette Manrara joins the Talking Strictly panel this week, and we’re grateful to now have some hints on what to get Aljaz for Christmas. Regular star panelist Debbie McGee shares her thoughts on the Strictly scandal of Seann and Katya sharing a kiss, with host Rachel Ward and the Telegraph’s Chrissy Amer and Jess McAree rounding out some controversial opinions. Plus Janette tells us the unusual tale of how she landed the job at Strictly in the first place, and reveals what she’s planning for the all-new Couples’ Choice dance when she hopefully gets to do that with Doctor Ranj later in the series. New episodes land here every Monday teatime, and you can email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk or give us a shout on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly
We all saw it coming but it didn’t make it any easier for Debbie McGee and the Talking Strictly panel to wave goodbye to Anton du Beke, the first pro to be voted out in 2018 alongside his celebrity partner Susannah Constantine. We’ve got the results of our poll on Anton’s choice of partners over the years, and it was a weekend of surprises with Lee and that quiff facing the dance-off (we blame the lack of thumb ring this week) Plus Strictly finally did it, showing same sex couples dancing in the pro-routine on Sunday night. Our kid critics are rooting for Joe Sugg, while we look ahead to Movie Week and present you with a selection of song stats, delving into how regularly some tracks get played. New episodes land here every Monday teatime, and you can email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk or give us a shout on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly
Flossing, the circle game and 1990s-style thumb rings all get discussed by Debbie McGee and co on this week’s episode - who could have predicted that? But then we didn't expect Anton du Beke to be hiding in Susannah Constantine’s costume either. It was an eventful first live show, to say the least. As well as hot takes on the weekend's action from Debbie and the panel, we also hear from a trio of young Strictly viewers, distraught at how harshly Craig Revel Horwood marked one of their favourites -- and we crunch the numbers to get some key Strictly stats. Want to know how many sequins are used per series, or which couples are statistically most likely to win in 2018? The answers await you inside. New episodes land here every Monday teatime, and you can email us at strictly@telegraph.co.uk or give us a shout on social media using the hashtag #TalkingStrictly. And for the latest news on what’s in store on Strictly, keep up to date by visiting www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly
The foxtrot, waltz, jive and cha-cha-cha will all feature in week one of the Strictly live shows, so naturally the Talking Strictly panel has been scrutinising the celebs' progress during this tense rehearsal week. Join us as Jess McAree and Chrissy Amer cast their critical eyes over the short-but-telling training clips that have come out of Strictly HQ so far, and share whether Joe Sugg, Lauren Steadman, Stacey Dooley, Vick Hope, Dr Ranj Singh or Danny John-Jules look like they’ve got what it takes. 2017 finalist Debbie McGee, who's with us every week, also tells us how vital it is to trust your partner -- and what she really thinks about the video segments the couples have to film in training. Join us every Monday from now until Christmas, visit www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly for more, and drop us a line at strictly@telegraph.co.uk
And they’ve launched! The Strictly pairings are secret no more but have the right celebs been matched with the best pro-dancers for them? Debbie McGee and the Talking Strictly panel weigh in on all the action from the first Strictly of the season. On the menu for this edition of the UK’s leading unofficial Strictly Come Dancing podcast, we hear how excruciating it can feel when you’re waiting for Tess to announce who your partner will be, and whether it’s fair for Anton to always land a celeb who may need more than a little help on the dancefloor. We’ll also hear from another young Strictly viewer on what piqued their interest as the new set of celebs showed off their moves and tease out early predictions on which couple will be clutching that glitter-ball trophy in a few months’ time. Debbie McGee is our star panellist in the studio, and will be giving us her expert views from now until that Strictly final, under appropriate probing from host Rachel Ward. Our regular Strictly specialists, Jess McAree and Chrissy Amer round out the voices, adding in their unique preferences which tend to be based around Faye from Steps and Ashley from the Pussycat Dolls. Join us every Monday teatime, from now until Christmas. And visit www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly for more.
The UK’s leading unofficial Strictly Come Dancing podcast springs into action today with a special preview episode looking forward to Saturday’s launch show. On the menu: our star panelist, Debbie McGee, tells host Rachel Ward the story of exactly how producers selected her for the show - and reveals her Saturday night routine now that she’s free to watch Strictly on telly (spoiler alert: it involves mirrorball accessories). It'll be the first of many McGee revelations, as Debbie will be joining us every week. Elsewhere in the episode, Strictly specialists Jess McAree and Chrissy Amer are on hand with their thoughts on the overall celebrity lineup, we’ve some eagle-eyed predictions of the celeb-dancer pairings from Michel Hogan -- and an appearance from Britain’s youngest Strictly podcast correspondent, Immy. And did someone mention burlesque week? ----- Join the party every Monday, from now until Christmas. And visit www.telegraph.co.uk/strictly-come-dancing for more.
Rhinestones and blister gel at the ready - another season of Strictly Come Dancing is upon us... This year, join 2017 Strictly finalist Debbie McGee and the Telegraph's crack team of ballroom experts for a generous helping of Strictly news and conversation, every Monday. We'll be shining a light on the weekend's best and worst performances, meeting competitors past and present, and generally giving the world's most fabulous dancing competition the unofficial podcast that it deserves. Because when you've finished watching Strictly for the week, it's time to do some talking.
Hey there Leaders, The summer of turmoil continues with McKabe moving house and old Debbie McGee getting hitched soon but we've managed to find some time on Kate's sparkling new broadband to record what the internets had been saying about this years big one San Diego Comic-con. With trailers galore hitting our timelines we look into the reactions and what it means for the ladies this time round. Remember, the universe is calling. Apologies but there are some swears in the news because, you know, nazis got James Gunn fired and Kate was stupid enough to ask Debs what she thought. As always we are @katemccabesays and @dj_appelby Normal service will be resumed as soon as possible
RHLSTP #168: Danielle Ward - Sting's Bloody Toilet. Technology delivers a cruel blow to Richard as it deletes his carefully crafted opening monologue about Cheddar Man, but he has a crack at it from memory. Richard is giddy from tiredness caused by nasty bugs from his stupid children and his guest, Danielle Ward, had a complicated and scary birth only 13 weeks ago, so it's no surprise that things go a bit giddy and occasionally over the top. How many revelations about Prince Andrew and Dame Judy Dench will make it to air? Not very many is my guess. This is why you should come along and see the show live if you can: https://leicestersquaretheatre.ticketsolve.com/shows/873492663. Find out what it's like to work as an economic researcher at the South Korean embassy (when you know nothing about the economy or Korea); which member of Lee and Herring Danielle wrote to in 1996; the difficulty of transferring a successful podcast to television; and what the most popular TV show of 1970 was. Find out about two moments from the life of Benedict Cumberbatch; how Rich bonded with Adrian Chiles; and why Danielle loves Debbie McGee. You will just have to imagine the bits we had to cut out (and if you listen to some of the bits that stayed in, you're going to wonder how far we actually went).SUPPORT THE SHOW!Check out our website and become a badger and see extra content http://rhlstp.co.ukSee details of the RHLSTP tour dates http://richardherring.com/gigsBuy DVDs and Books at http://gofasterstripe.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Debbie McGee tells us about her time on Strictly, how she needs to keep busy and life two years after the death of her husband, Paul Daniels. Joe Cushnan's father walked out on his family, never to return or make any contact. Joe is now trying to find out about the life his father subsequently embarked on. Rosamund Thorpe is sure she has Scottish blood and knows where it came from. Peter Lovatt aka Dr Dance tells us how dance helped him learn to read and go on to have a career as a dance academic. Composer Debbie Wiseman chooses her Inheritance Tracks - I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing by The New Seekers and Chopin's Nocturne in E Flat Major, Opus 9 No 2. Debbie McGee will be appearing on The Pilgrimage on BBC 2 over Easter. Peter Lovatt's Boogie on the Brain Tour takes place in April, June and July. Debbie Wiseman's new album, The Glorious Garden, a collaboration with gardener and writer Alan Titchmarsh, is out on 2 March.
2 vadge-owners who want a refund. Welcome to Mother Of Pod, join Jen and Sophie for a weekly mess of parenting lows and special guests. Non-parents welcome, free self-sterilisation with every episode. Expect gore and more. In this episode we talk sex after a baby's come barrelling out your vagina, how to NOT to deal with being trapped in a car with a napping baby when you need to piss and what's getting on our tits this week. Come on in, the uteran waters are fine... Follow us Instagram @motherofpodcast https://www.instagram.com/motherofpodcast/ Email us motherofpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe to our newsletter www.sophiewhite.info/MOPnewsletter Hosted by Jennifer O'Dwyer and Sophie White Produced by Cassie Delaney Links to shite we're talking about: Dolly Alderton's book, Everything I Know About Love is available to pre-order: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Everything-I-Know-About-Love/dp/0241322715 Catch the High Low Podcast here: https://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/the-high-low/id1211338187?mt=2 Black Mirror is binge-ready here on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/70264888 Ahead of the return of Dancing With The Stars on Sunday night here's Des Bishop, hands down last year's most intense contestant. We couldn't find Club Tropicana so here's Des doing the ChaCha with his dance partner Giulia Dotta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1iBSmucJbs Remembering that time Debbie McGee and Mrs Merton met: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj-9lSEBBm0 Catch up with Tamara Ecceleston's show, Tamara's World here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvBnua_OKx8 Lastly here's an episode of Peppa Pig for any parents out their craving some sexy time but unable to get away from their kids: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7B4yeizgmE
This week Dan was joined by star of The Office, Green Wing and many theatre productions, it was the ever so charming Oliver Chris! They discussed Oliver's move from TV to the West End, playing Prince William, Channel 4's First Dates and if Debbie McGee is a twin… Its a really funny one.
This week Dan was joined by star of The Office, Green Wing and many theatre productions, it was the ever so charming Oliver Chris! They discussed Oliver’s move from TV to the West End, playing Prince William, Channel 4’s First Dates and if Debbie McGee is a twin… Its a really funny one.
Chris and Emma dance with Steps, flirt with Debbie McGee and Chris enjoys using a new hand cream - or does he?!
In this second part of episode 3 MG & Birdy find themselves nearly touching a skin bound book of a convicted murderer and then sizing up a dress of an assistant to a well known magician before heading back to their car to avoid a parking fine
In this second part of episode 3 MG & Birdy find themselves nearly touching a skin bound book of a convicted murderer and then sizing up a dress of an assistant to a well known magician before heading back to their car to avoid a parking fine
The lovely Debbie McGee takes to my hot seat this week to discuss her incredible life and career as both a ballet dancer and also as one half of the most famous magic double act in the UK over the last 30 years. Debbie talks about her marriage to Paul Daniels, the TV shows, the West End run, the live shows, the Louis Theroux and 'Wife Swap' documentaries, as well as sitting on Mrs Merton's sofa when she asked that very famous question. Debbie also talks about her future plans and your host points out an amazing potential new avenue that Debbie could go down in the world of magic at the end of the interview.
John celebrates the life of PAUL DANIELS by returning to a 2011 interview recorded at the home of Paul and Debbie. Part 1 of 2 #PaulDaniels #DebbieMcGee
John celebrates the life of PAUL DANIELS by returning to a 2011 interview recorded at the home of Paul and Debbie. Part 2 of 2 #PaulDaniels #DebbieMcgee #WearAHatDay
This week Paul Daniels & Debbie McGee pop in to tell us how to make the stress of pregnancy magically disappear, Al Ferguson from The Dad Network talks about his brush with fame and I launch my bonkers new charity campaign to raise money for Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital (released 16 April)
Hans:Episode Two Hundred And ThirtySmurfs vs Wombles, with a smattering of Debbie McGee.
We finally got round to visiting Debbie at her home next to the River Thames. Both Debbie and her husband Paul made us so welcome. After Nick had finished wrecking their gorgeous home we turned on the mic’s and began recording. Enjoy! [...]
We interview The Andi Mac this week and ask her all about the big Michael Jackson tour she’s promoting. We have have both been to see Star Trek so we have our first Dual Film Review. Also on the show, We Mention: James Whale, Debbie McGee, Martin Daniels, Craig!, Penn & Teller, Sir. Trevor McDonald, [...]
Episode 2: This month Scottee is talking to a broadcaster, choreographer and stage performer who is most famous for her role as Paul Daniel's glamorous assistant - Debbie McGee! Scottee caught up with Debbie near her home in Henley and quizzed her on magic, ballet and what classifies a celebrity.
On this week's Saturday Live, Richard Coles' guest is a television presenter and media personality whose private life has intrigued the tabloids - Anthea Turner. The sometime 'perfect housewife', Anthea will be fronting the 'Get Britain Crafting' campaign later in the year. This week's poet is Mr Gee, from humble beginnings as a Hip-Hop DJ, Mr Gee has honed his spoken word skills to become one of the stars of the UK poetry scene. We meet Jesse Ruiz, who, as a 27-year-old law student looking for intern work in Chicago, was mentored by a young lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School - Barack Obama. Richard also talks to Thomas Keeper, an estate agent, who recently spent £35,000 on a surgical procedure to extend his legs pushing his height from 5ft 6in to 5ft 10in. As an homage to Valentines day earlier this week, JP Devlin travels to Henley on Thames for a stroll with Paul Daniels and Debbie McGee to learn about the joys of romance. And we experience James Naughtie's Inheritance Tracks. Producer: Sukey Firth.
The Twin Towers conspiracy, hijra, Rogered Milliband and tightening nuts, all in a day's work for Crabtree and Sage
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