Podcast appearances and mentions of Wendy Craig

Kids in school face bullying - we all know this. Dr. Wendy Craig and Dr. Deinera Exner-Cortens say that much of the bullying in school is connected to power imbalances in society writ large. They join Mind Full to talk about societal structures, bullying, and what parents and educators can do. Article in The Conversation by Dr. Craig, Dr. Exner-Cortens, and Dr. Liz Baker 'Too many kids face bullying rooted in social power imbalances — and educators can help prevent this': https://theconversation.com/too-many-kids-face-bullying-rooted-in-social-power-imbalances-and-educators-can-help-prevent-this-237613

STEVE HATCHER returns to some of those lesser-known sitcoms. First broadcast on FAB RADIO INTERNATIONAL at 19:00 on October 6th 2024. Earlier in the year, STEVE HATCHER started taking us on a guided tour of some of the more forgotten TV sitcoms from the 1960s, and we thought it was about time that we went back and picked up where we left off in taking a look at the not insubstantial list of ancient television rib-ticklers that he's been studiously working his way through. So, over the course of the next hour, we'll touch briefly upon the ATV HANCOCK series that's apparently finally been given an airing on REWIND TV, before investigating STEVE'S list and talking about CITIZEN JAMES, the BBC series written for SID JAMES after the acrimonious split with HANCOCK; BEGGAR MY NEIGHBOUR, a mid-sixties class and workplace comedy initially starring PETER JONES, with JUNE WHITFIELD, REG VARNEY, and PAT COOMBS; SAM AND JANET a “married with children” set up which featured JOHN JUNKIN and VIVIENNE MARTIN; NOT IN FRONT OF THE CHILDREN, a terribly middle-class hit that launched WENDY CRAIG into playing similar roles for the next couple of decades; and MISTER DIGBY DARLING which again featured PETER JONES in a workplace sitcom alongside SHIELA HANCOCK (No relation). We also have a bit of a natter about a few other things that the topic of the sitcom happens to prompt, whilst I wonder about the fact that several of these scenarios seemed to turn up time and again with slight twists on the recognised formula. Incidentally, if afterwards you want to seek out our earlier discussion on almost forgotten sixties sitcoms, you can find that in the 188th episode of VISION ON SOUND if you are looking for it, which, like all of our previous episodes, can be found on spotify by typing VISION ON SOUND into the podcast search box. PLEASE NOTE - For Copyright reasons, musical content sometimes has to be removed for the podcast edition. All the spoken word content remains (mostly) as it was in the broadcast version. Hopefully this won't spoil your enjoyment of the show.

Looking back over a year of weekly opportunities to be AT YOUR SERVICE - today's specially extended programme includes extracts from interviews with the Most Reverend and Rt Honorable Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York, actress Wendy Craig, singer and Songs of Praise presenter Aled Jones, Academic and Scientist Rev'd Professor David Wilkinson, Baptist Minister Richard Littledale -and a feature about the spiritual side of Eurovision in Liverpool - plus lots of music too! Items for the notice board can be emailed - judithley@manxradio.com

Valentine's Day is just around the corner - and for some it will be a celebration of love, while others will reject it as materialistic and commercialised. But who started it? Today we explore some of the stories .... we'll see where Chaucer (of Canterbury Tales fame) fits into the picture, and reflect on whether Valentine's Day really has anything to do with long-lasting, loving relationships? Much-loved actress Wendy Craig has a love story of her own to share, and there's a real mix of music too - a beautiful arrangement of a popular wedding hymn, new music from Graham Kendrick, and Sir Harry Secombe sings a song written by our guest - Wendy Craig. Plus there's notice board news - and if you have anything for the notice board, please email me - judithley@manxradio.com

Sitcom legend Wendy Craig reflects on her seven decades in the business in this special interview with one of my all time heroines.

It's been a rough week at two local high schools, with violence, threats of violence, and police officers called in to patrol hallways. We ask anti-bullying and psychology expert Wendy Craig what's behind this, and ASD-West Superintendent David McTimoney what's being done to stop it.

For this episode, Dr. Mary is joined by Dr. Wendy Craig, leading scientist and expert on bullying prevention and co-founder and Scientific Co-Director of PREVNet (Promoting Relationships and Eliminating Violence Network) for a discussion on bullying in children and teens. Dr. Craig shares her expertise regarding how to recognize bullying, health implications for all individuals involved in bullying, and the importance of adult intervention in the prevention and disruption of bullying. Helpful ways that children, youth, parents, and teachers can respond when they receive reports of or witness bullying are discussed. In addition, bullying in the context of COVID-19 and ideas for supporting individuals who experience racial bullying are reviewed. Finally, ideas for supporting the individuals victimized by and those perpetrating the bullying are reviewed.   Resources:   PREVNet:  https://www.prevnet.ca https://www.prevnet.ca/resources/videos   Sick Kids:  Bullying: https://www.aboutkidshealth.ca/fr/article?contentid=303&language=English Parent Handout: Bullying Handout for Parents: https://sickkidscmh.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Bullying-Final-May-2020.pdf   Youtube: What Makes a Bully? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSQRfsvKUHE What Parents Need to Do in Schools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URsjAvx6zzo&t=36s Racial Bullying: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZylSQBCM3JU

This week Cinphomaniac visits the 1963 under-appreciated masterpiece, The Servant - written by Harold Pinter, directed by Joseph Losey, and starring Dirk Bogarde in an absolutely iconic tour de force performance. Marcus and Dana breakdown the film's highly transgressive, for the time, explorations of class, sex, drugs, power, and Jungian Psychology. Being one of Marcus's Top Five Films Of All-Time, he probes the deepest levels of its endless re-watchability, while Dana lends the perspective of a first time viewer to the film's many shocking twists and unconventional structure. They also discuss Dirk Bogarde's incredible body of work, including a brief breakdown of two of his other, far ahead of their time, classics, Accident (1967) and Cast A Dark Shadow (1955), as well as The Servant's other brilliant lead and supporting performances from James Fox, Sarah Miles, and Wendy Craig.From the archive: April 7th, 2021

As our series of 'Funny Women of Great British Sitcom' continues,  Andy Hoyle chats to Judy Cornwell about her long career. Judy starred as Daisy in Keeping Up Appearances alongside Geoffrey Hughes as Onslow during the 1990s.  Also in this series - interviews with Sally Thomsett who played Jo in Man About The House and Anna Karen who played Olive in On The Buses.  Meanwhile you can also find other interviews with 'Funny Women' in our archive - including Felicity Kendal, Wendy Craig, Lesley Joseph, Doreen Mantle and former Carry On stars Sherrie Hewson and Amanda Barrie. The Distinct Nostalgia Theme is composed by Rebecca Applin and Chris Warner.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/distinctnostalgia)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/distinctnostalgia)

Anna Karen played one of the most popular characters of 70s sitcom in Britain - the hilarious accident prone but sex mad 'Olive' in On the Buses. The series began in 1969 and became a favourite throughout the next decade with more than 70 episodes plus 3 feature films - On The Buses, Mutiny On the Buses and Holiday On The Buses. Here Anna remembers how she created Olive and recalls working with a cast which included Reg Varney, Doris Hare, Bob Grant and Stephen Lewis.  She also talks about playing the caustic Aunt Sal, Peggy's sister in EastEnders.  Photo of Anna Karen - Courtesy of Caroline Webster.Also in this series - interviews with Sally Thomsett who played Jo in Man About The House and Judy Cornwell who played Daisy in Keeping Up Appearances. Meanwhile you can also find other interviews with 'Funny Women' in our archive - including Felicity Kendal, Wendy Craig, Lesley Joseph and former Carry On stars Sherrie Hewson and Amanda Barrie. The Distinct Nostalgia Theme is composed by Rebecca Applin and Chris Warner.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/distinctnostalgia)

It's back to the 1970s  for the first in a special series of three programmes meeting some of the Queens of British Sitcom.  Here Ashley speaks to Sally Thomsett who played Jo in the runaway ITV comedy Man About The House which starred Richard O'Sullivan, Paula Wilcox, Yootha Joyce and Brian Murphy. The show would go on to spawn two other big hits - George and Mildred (starring Brian and Yootha) and Robin's Nest (starring Richard).  Sally speaks candidly about her time as one of the most famous faces in Britain and what the show did for her and her co-stars lives and careers.Also in this series - interviews with Anna Karen who played Olive in On The Buses and Judy Cornwell who played Daisy in Keeping Up Appearances. These interviews will be broadcast in future weeks.Meanwhile you can also find other interviews with 'Funny Women' in our archive - including Felicity Kendal, Wendy Craig, Lesley Joseph and former Carry On stars Sherrie Hewson and Amanda Barrie. The Distinct Nostalgia Theme is composed by Rebecca Applin and Chris Warner.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/distinctnostalgia)

RUOK with mammals who can breath out of their.... well, maybe just listen and find out.  Where does bullying come from in kids? How does it impact the lives who are on the giving and receiving sides of it, and is Canada getting better at dealing with Bullying? One of Canada's leading experts in Bullying, Dr. Wendy Craig, weighs in. Andy Baryer reviews a new competitor to the Peleton exercise bike called the...Echelon. Andy and Shane also chat about how negative reviews can be controlled online. HEY, DO YOU LIKE PODCASTS? Why not subscribe to ours? find it on Apple, Google, Spotify & Curiouscast.ca See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 53 - In this episode, Dr Weston talks with Canadian researchers Dr William Pickett and Dr Wendy Craig about their findings linking intense and problematic social media use with cyberbullying, particularly for girls. They discuss the findings of their research and give advice to parents on how to educate children about digital literacy, to lower the risk of being bullied, or bullying, online. They also talk about the impact of COVID-19 on social media habits and sexting.

She's one of the greats of British acting - and comedy! Felicity Kendal has been part of the fabric of British life for decades. She rose to fame in the 1970s sitcom The Good Life, alongside Richard Briers, Penelope Keith and Paul Eddington. She's also well known for Rosemary and Thyme, the Carla Lane sitcom 'Solo' and a plethora of other parts over the years. Here she talks to Ashley Byrne about how it all began as well as great with memories of her co-stars. And don't forget there's loads of other comedy interviews on Distinct Nostalgia including Wendy Craig on Butterflies, Doreen Mantle on playing Mrs Warboys in One Foot in the Grave, Jeffrey Holland on his time in Hi-De-Hi, Linda Robson and Lesley Joseph on Birds of a Feather and Christopher Strauli on his role as Norman in Only When I Laugh. Not to mention our Comedy Writing Legends series which so far includes Jan Etherington wrote Second Thoughts and Marks and Gran who penned, among others things, Goodnight Sweetheart, Birds of a Feather, Shine on Harvey Moon and The New Statesman with Rik Mayall. Plus 'Down Comedy Lane' as Little Remembers Large (Syd Little reminisces about his life as one of half of a comedy double act with Eddie Large).All these delights - and much more can be found by trawling through the Distinct Nostalgia feed. Have fun!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/distinctnostalgia)

Butterflies was one of the surprise success stories of 1978 for BBC2. Tucked away on the minority channel, it wasn't really expected to do so well but within days of its first airing, it was recording great figures and rave reviews in the press. It helped to make household names of Wendy Craig, Geoffrey Palmer and Nicholas Lyndhurst. Written by legendary writer Carla Lane it told the story of Ria, a bored middle class 70s housewife desperate for some excitement in her life. In an interview recorded shortly before the sad death of Geoffrey Palmer, Wendy Craig recalls her Butterflies days to Ashley. The Distinct Nostalgia theme is composed by Rebecca Applin and Chris Warner. DN is an MIM Production in association with Life Rooms and the MerseyCare NHS Trust. Distinct Nostalgia produces several shows a week. covering soaps, film, comedy and all tv.Go to distinctnostalgia.com to dip into our huge treasure trove of previous programmes and keep up to date on announcements by following us on twitter @DistinctbyMIM Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/distinctnostalgia)

The death of Geoffrey Palmer was announced today. Two of his leading co-stars, Dame Judi Dench and Wendy Craig, pay tribute. Ruth Wilson plays the sinister and ruthlessly ambitious Mrs Coulter in the BBC’s lavish adaptation of Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials. We catch up with her as series two begins to discuss the relationship with her estranged daughter Lyra, working with a digital monkey, and to ask if baddies are just more fun to play. November marks the 25th anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act, criminalising discrimination against disabled people in many areas of life. The anniversary is being marked on BBC TV and radio with a focus on the arts. For Radio 4, Jenny Sealey, of Graeae Theatre, and Polly Thomas have directed an adaptation of a Ben Johnson play - Bartholomew Fair - reimagined as The Bartholomew Abominations, set in a dystopian future. Two major pop acts have new releases out – longstanding international treasure Kylie Minogue and relative newcomers on the block, Little Mix. Katie Puckrik and Roisin O’Connor join John to discuss the merits (or otherwise?) of the albums and also to select a cultural highlight they’ve been enjoying recently Fifty years ago Ted Hughes published Crow: From the Life and Songs of the Crow. The Crow is a violent shape-shifter, a ruthless trickster who is determined to survive. A new edition of Crow has just been published and in Front Row Marina Warner, who has written the foreword, reveals the brutal beauty that Hughes achieved. The poet Zaffar Kunial reflects on how the rough music of the Songs of the Crow echoes across half a century to us today. We hear, too, from the archive, powerful readings of the poems by Ted Hughes himself. Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Sarah Johnson

Dr. Wendy Craig, head of Psychology at Queen’s university, and Matthew Johnson, Director of Education for MediaSmarts, share their media literacy and anti-cyberbullying expertise with parents. They offer suggestions on how to approach conversations with your children about being online and share how it’s less about screen time and more about instilling the critical thinking and ethical decision-making skills we all need to navigate the internet.

What creates more joy, more happiness, more contentment than a simple sense of fun? - Rev Wendy Craig-Purcell in Ask Yourself This! Affectionately called "The Rev" by her spiritual community, Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell has been a force in the effort toward global change for nearly 40 years. Her personal mission to “teach everyday spiritual wisdom for conscious living and global transformation” inspires and informs all her work. A graduate of the Unity School of Christianity, Wendy was ordained as a Unity minister in 1980. Just a few years later, she founded The Unity Center, a 500-member spiritual community located in San Diego, California where she currently serves as CEO and Spiritual Leader. With a strong interest in spiritually motivated social action, Wendy and The Unity Center community were instrumental in the formation of the San Diego Department of Peace. It has since become Americans for the Department of Peace (AFDOP) and now encompasses all of Southern California. Be the change you wish to see in the world. - Mahatma Gandhi Join Dr. Michelle and Rev. Wendy as they talk about: How her grandmother introduced her to Unity and what inspired her to become a minister. Why we’re seeing more people search out for a spiritual community in 2020. How our priorities have shifted during COVID-19. Unpacking the New Thought Movement and Virtual White Allies Gatherings to help combat racism. The relationship they have with their parents and what lessons they have learned from them. Learn new tools for transforming your life including: How we can be more mindful while communicating with the people in our lives each day. Principles we can practice if our inner peace has been challenged including C.A.L.M. - Compassionate, Awake, Loving, and Mindful. What we can do to help our communities heal by listening to our black members. Small acts of kindness that go a long way to bring joy to others. Businesses is the murder of compassion. - Dr. Joan Borsinco Mentioned In This Episode Wendy Craig-Purcell Unity School of Christianity The Unity Center Ask Yourself This: Questions to Open the Heart, Expand the Mind and Awaken the Soul by Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell Living in Vitality | AdventHealth Shawnee Mission Tom Hill Jack Canfield The Hoffman Process David W. Campt Joan Borysenko Connect   Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube

This week, Brendan and Jason watch a tale about a butler who is... much different from Anthony Hopkins in The Remains of the Day. The year is 1963 and Dirk Bogarde is a sinister man with a plan up his sleeve in The Servant. The guys discuss some of the most dense and symbolic cinematography, they debate the way in which the film views the class system, they talk about the clever ways in which the films skirts around the censors and much more. Plus: is this the first appearance of a "Vaguebooker"?   Next week: A 3-part series begins with the return of "Brit Picks." The first pick (from Brendan) will be Paddington 2.   Full List: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BFI_Top_100_British_films Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/forscreenandcountry Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/bfi_pod Our logo was designed by the wonderful Mariah Lirette (https://www.instagram.com/mariahhx)   The Servant stars James Fox, Dirk Bogarde, Sarah Miles, Wendy Craig, Catherine Lacey and Richard Vernon; directed by Joseph Losey.

Today I have invited Wendy Craig, one of my clients, to talk about her journey on the Instagram sales journey and how it helped her grow. Wendy was doing all the things she was taught in her company, but times were changing and it wasn't working the way it used to. Rather than quitting, she decided to do something about it and find a better way. That's when she dove into my programs. We talk about emails today because that is where she found her voice & you will see where that has taken her not only to brand herself, but to start new projects (a blog). What's in this episode for you? (WITEFY) Wendy's Network Marketing Journey [3:15] Email Creation [10:9] Biggest fears about creating an email system [17:00] The importance of emails [20:00] Mindset Moment - You're never too old, don't be afraid to dive in, touch your business everyday. [44:12] Tech Tip: Scheduling [38:30] Behind the Scenes: Instagram challenge [46:40] Podcast website: roxtalkspodcast.com Smarthash link: https://36uo.app.link/2wSzaZJb5W YouTube link: https://youtu.be/CZxmYGHuZnw Join us live for 3 days and get the inside scoop on how the highest ranking direct sellers use Instagram as their #1 marketing and money-making tool!Go to: https://www.socialstoriesmembership.com/makeover to save your seat.

Today I have invited Wendy Craig, one of my clients, to talk about her journey on the Instagram sales journey and how it helped her grow. Wendy was doing all the things she was taught in her company, but times were changing and it wasn't working the way it used to. Rather than quitting, she decided to do something about it and find a better way. That's when she dove into my programs. We talk about emails today because that is where she found her voice & you will see where that has taken her not only to brand herself, but to start new projects (a blog). What's in this episode for you? (WITEFY) Wendy's Network Marketing Journey [3:15] Email Creation [10:9] Biggest fears about creating an email system [17:00] The importance of emails [20:00] Mindset Moment - You're never too old, don't be afraid to dive in, touch your business everyday. [44:12] Tech Tip: Scheduling [38:30] Behind the Scenes: Instagram challenge [46:40] Podcast website: roxtalkspodcast.com Smarthash link: https://36uo.app.link/2wSzaZJb5W YouTube link: https://youtu.be/CZxmYGHuZnw

'Recorded any new podcasts lately?' I get asked this a few times every week. The askees range from college attendees to retired adman. As I pick the people I interview, they seem as famous as The Beatles to me, but they're often unknown to the askees. After offering up a name and watching a blank expression appear, I reach for a quick handle, something from culture that I think they'll know. Occasionally it's an ad fact; 'Set Up Fallon before his name was lopped off' (Tom McElligott), but it's better if it's something that's escaped from the pages of Campaign and the various awards annuals and seeped into the culture. A good test is whether it would pique the interest of your parents. For example, mine wouldn't be fussed about who founded Fallon, but they might be interested in the bloke who 'Created those Smash Martians and Cresta Bear ads, yet wasn't John Webster' (Chris Wilkins), or the 'Typographer who used to be in a band with David Bowie' (Dave Wakefield) or maybe the guy who 'Shot all those Gary Lineker Walker's ads' (Paul Weiland). Should I bump into another askee before I post this, and they haven't heard the name Trevor Beattie, the problem wouldn't be trying to think of a cultural link they may know, it will be trying to figure out which one is most relevant to the person in front of me. I could create a very bespoke answer. Because Trevor seems to have had a disproportionate amount of brushes with popular culture. Here's a few that spring to mind: He went to school with UB40. Worked for the bloke who wrote the R-Whites 'Secret Lemonade Drinker'. Did those Weetabix 'Skinhead' ads. Got Bob Hoskins to do the voiceover. Hired by the guy who wrote Campari's 'No, Luton Airport'. Wrote those ads where people turn into Bertie Bassett. Created an Irish Tourist Board campaign featuring Wendy Craig and Billy Beaumont. Wrote 'Cats Like Felix Like Felix' in 1989 (it's still used). Discovered Holly Willoughby for Pretty Polly ad. Wrote ‘Hello Boys’. Shot with Hugh Hudson. Did that 'Cometh The Hour' David Beckham ad. Created that F.C.U.K. campaign. Owns the biggest Muhummad Ali collection in the world. Did a Unicef ad with Nelson Mandela. Persuaded Chris Cunningham to direct his first commercial. Shot an ad with David Lynch. Used John Shuttleworth for Yorkshire Tea ads. Rewrote Lionel Bart's ‘Food, Glorious Food’ for McCain’s ad. Pays for hundreds Veterans to go back to the beaches of Normandy to commemorate D-Day every year. Approved 'Double Life'. Invested in 'Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels'. Bought the original Abbey Road sign. Approved Peter Kay’s John Smith's campaign. Oversaw the marketing for Tony Blair and New Labour for three successful General Election campaigns. Created poster for that film 'Layer Cake'. Hired Zowie Bowie. Produced the cult film ‘Moon’. Made a documentary about Rudolph Nuryev. Produced a documentary about the history of the Spitfire. Producing a film about Brian Epstein. Trekked to the South Pole with Buzz Aldrin. Produced a documentary about Thalidomide (Attacking The Devil). With Harold Evans. Going to space in 2020. (At the time of writing he's desperately trying to make a film about Hilda Ogden.) We had a great chat, hope you enjoy it.

Make sure to check back November 10th for the full episode where Judy and Sana sit down to talk with Marvel Studios' Danielle Costa, VP of Visual Effects, Heidi Moneymaker, stuntwomen and actress, and Wendy Craig wardrobe supervisor.

A Hannam Archive from 2013 features John at home with WENDY CRAIG, from hit series like Butterflies, Nanny and The Royal. Her movies include The Servant, with Dirk Bogarde.

Remember how we told you that healthy relationships are wonderful and act as a shield? Well the flip side of that is a destructive relationship. This past week people wore pink to stand up to bullying and today we want to talk about bullying in adulthood. It is a real thing and has serious mental health consequences for both the people who experience it and witness it. We are joined by Dr. Wendy Craig, an expert on relationships and bullying across the life span. She discusses with us what bullying in adulthood looks like, what are the effects, and how we can take action.

Matthew Bannister on Carla Lane who wrote hit TV comedies including The Liver Birds, Bread and Butterflies. Wendy Craig pays tribute. The ICI Chairman Sir Denys Henderson, who fought off a takeover bid from Lord Hanson and split the company into two parts. Jane Fawcett, the former debutante who worked with the code-breakers at Bletchley Park and then fought to conserve many of Britain's greatest Victorian buildings. And Alan Devereux who for nearly fifty years played Sid Perks in the Archers.

In this episode, Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell discusses everyday spiritual wisdom, conscious living and her life as a Unity Minister.

Dr. Tom and LTAI producer Rev. Rachel Simpson interview one of the most successful ministers in the Unity movement, Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell. Listen as Rev. Wendy describes how she began a new church, which grew from a few people into a large, thriving community of faith today.

Albinoni's Adagio in G Minor, is one of the most popular and moving pieces of music but, as academic and composer Andrew Gant explains, it wasn't written by Albinoni and is now attributed to the twentieth century Italian composer, Giazotto. Award-winning veteran BBC foreign correspondent, Malcolm Brabant recalls the ' cellist of Sarajevo', Vedran Smailovic, playing it everyday for weeks amidst the wreckage of the beautiful city, as Serbian gunfire raged around. Virginia McKenna explains how the piece became so special to her and her late husband, Bill Travers, who died twenty years ago this month, the piece was played at the beginning and end of his memorial service. And TV producer, Gareth Gwenlan reveals why it was chosen as the theme for the character played by Wendy Craig, in the seventies sitcom, Butterflies. Producer: Lucy Lunt.

Nanny (Bette Davis), a London family's live-in maid, brings morbid 10-year-old Joey (William Dix) back from the psychiatric ward he's been in for two years, since the death of his younger sister. Joey refuses to eat any food Nanny's prepared or take a bath with her in the room. He also demands to sleep in a room with a lock. Joey's parents workaholic Bill (James Villiers) and neurotic Virgie (Wendy Craig) are sure Joey is disturbed, but he may have good reason to be terrified of Nanny. Stream online: https://amzn.to/34JcXVU Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/mfrbooksandfilm?fan_landing=true

Nanny (Bette Davis), a London family's live-in maid, brings morbid 10-year-old Joey (William Dix) back from the psychiatric ward he's been in for two years, since the death of his younger sister. Joey refuses to eat any food Nanny's prepared or take a bath with her in the room. He also demands to sleep in a room with a lock. Joey's parents workaholic Bill (James Villiers) and neurotic Virgie (Wendy Craig) are sure Joey is disturbed, but he may have good reason to be terrified of Nanny. Stream online: https://amzn.to/34JcXVU

Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell talks about her new book Ask Yourself, as well as her homeschooling adventures.

Rev. Kevin Ross talks with Unity author Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell about her new book, Ask Yourself This.

Join Rev. Jamie and guest Rev. Wendy Craig-Purcell, founding minister of The Unity Center in San Diego, California. Wendy also interviewed Deepak Chopra recently for a series of discussions titled "Jesus and the Awakening to God-Consciousness."

Roy Plomley's castaway is actress Wendy Craig. Favourite track: Oboe Concerto in C by Cimarosa/Benjamin Book: The complete works by Oscar Wilde Luxury: Toothbrushes