Radio
Radio schedule Saturday 29th September 2018
11am60 min
Geoff Lloyd's Hometown Glory
Series 2, Episode 7 - Dave GormanDave Gorman talks about where he grew up.
11:30am
(repeat)
Stop The Press
Series 4, Episode 5This week star of Scot Squad and Scottish Comedian of the Year finalist Stuart McPherson hopes to add to Jo's chance of winning her first series against the Press, whilst Gary enlists Scottish broadcasting legend Viv Lumsden. Never have the points mattered more!
12pm
(repeat)
We've Been Here Before
Episode 3: Clive Anderson's panel show of the past with Steve Punt, David Quantick, Robin Ince and Gyles Brandreth.
12:30pm
(repeat)
The News Quiz
Series 97, Episode 5Bridget Christie hosts, and on the panel this week: Mark Steel, Daliso Chaponda, Danielle Ward and Deborah Frances-White. This week the Labour Party's party in Liverpool and 32 different types of ambulance.
12:30pm
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The Goon Show
Series 7, Episode 15 - The Rent CollectorsNeddie Seagoon is sent to claim back thousands in arrears, but he falls in the water. Luckily, Grytpype-Thynne and Moriarty are there to help for a fee.
1:30pm
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Laugh? I Nearly Had A Heart Attack!
Aled Richards presents a stand-up show about having a heart attack, with prevention advice.
10pm
(repeat)
Old Harry's Game
Series 5, Episode 1 - Moral LeadershipHell is becoming too crowded. With God not wanting to do anything about it, Satan decides it is up to him to try and persuade people to be good.
10:30pm
(repeat)
The Richest Man In Britain
Episode 5Sitcom by Nick Hornby and Giles Smith about an ageing rock star and his search for fulfilment.
11pm
(repeat)
The Lawrence Sweeney Mix
Series 2, Episode 2Jim introduces the format and the audience read the credits as usual. Josie provides a highlight of the show when she creates two characters (one of which was a mermaid!) and has a full length conversation between them.
11:30pm
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Mark Watson's Live Address To The Nation
Episode 1 - StrengthMark Watson continues his quest to improve the world, nimbly assisted by Tim Key and Tom Basden. Broadcast live from the BBC Radio Theatre. Mark asks if having strength can sometimes make us weak.