Listener Requests
A collection of comedy and drama you wanted to hear again
Sounds Iconic: Listener Requests
Listeners request repeats of memorable programmes with some intriguing stories as to why.
Jim Hitchmough - Watching
Malcolm and Brenda seem worlds apart, until ornithology provides common ground.
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Intro to Punters
David Ashworth explains why he chose Punters
Stephen Wakelam - Punters
Mark returns from university and heads to the bookies - much to his mother's disapproval.
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Intro to A Proper Charlie
Allan Hedley explains why he chose A Proper Charlie
A Proper Charlie
Factory worker Charlie Garside tries to stir his colleagues into political action.
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Supersaver
Eric desperately looks for the pudding-rice in a hypermarket. It is a race against time.
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The Charge of the Light Brigade and Lament for the Death of a Bullfighter—Poetry Extra
4 Extra's listeners request their favourite programmes from the BBC's archive.
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Intro to The Gazebo
Sue Reilly explains why she chose The Gazebo
Alec Coppel - The Gazebo
Elliot Nash writes crime serials - and then finds himself the victim of a blackmailer.
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Intro to The Great Times Crossword Conspiracy
Mark Hough explains why he chose The Great Times Crossword Conspiracy
The Great Times Crossword Conspiracy
Jim's work in sales is thwarted by the focus on The Times crossword by the staff.
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Intro to Truckin' Maggie!
David Stokes explains why he chose Truckin' Maggie!
Truckin' Maggie!
The Magna Carta goes on tour around America with a truck driver and a history scholar.
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The Family Brandon
Tony’s got a golf game planned. Can he keep it a secret from Liz and the rest of family?
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Intro to Year of the Owl
Paul Thomas explains why he chose Year of the Owl
Year of the Owl
"Through the dark shadows comes the melancholy cry of night”. Year in the life of an owl.
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Sounds Iconic: Listener Requests
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