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Radio 4 Extra Listings for 1 – 7 May 2021 Page Radio 4 Extra Listings for 1 – 7 May 2021 Page 1 of 9 SATURDAY 01 MAY 2021 right eye at the same time) to suggest that gossip acts as an early On their Odyssey they encounter Fish Shop Frank and his outré warning system, that the brain automatically redirects your selection of fish, Pest Control Officer Corinne with whom Jeff SAT 00:00 The House on the Borderland by William Hope attention onto people you've heard negative remarks about. has an "understanding", and finally Fat Sid himself in an Hodgson (b007wxhs) Even though this process happens at a sub-conscious level, your unexpected new role. 4. The Wound brain is sifting through and weeding out anyone in your Andy Chambers ...... Tom Palmer Back from his voyage, the narrator sees a sinister green hand at surroundings that you may be have good reason to distrust. Jeff ...... Philip Jackson his window... Elsewhere, researchers in Manchester have been analysing what Fish Shop Frank ...... Mark Benton First published in 1908, William Hope Hodgson's fantasy makes gossip memorable and are now scanning subjects brains Pest Control Officer Corinne ...... Alison Steadman novella is now seen as a classic of early, Edwardian sci-fi. to see if there are specific gossip networks which light up. From Writers: Ian Brown and James Hendrie Concluded by Jim Norton. preliminary results it appears gossip activates areas in the brain Director: Gordon Kennedy Abridged by Doreen Estall. similar to those that produce feelings of pleasure and reward. An Absolutely production for BBC Radio 4 first broadcast in Producer: Lawrence Jackson Next they plan to scan their subjects' brains as they tweet. May 2016. Made for BBC Radio 7 by BBC Northern Ireland. Perhaps unsurprisingly, in many of these experiments, it is SAT 05:30 The Confessional (m000vgfs) First broadcast in September 2007. celebrity gossip that tends to produce the largest response. Series 1 SAT 00:30 Off the Page (b00nvzyv) Thanks to what one commentator calls the perfect storm of The Confession of Dr Phil Hammond Porky Pies 24-hour news, reality TV and social media, the all-pervasive Actor, comedian and broadcaster Stephen Mangan presents a According to a recent survey we live in a world full of lies - celebrity gossip industry exploits our endless appetite for new comedy chat show about shame and guilt. concluding that most people tell at least two important lies a information about people we will never meet. But could even Each week, Stephen invites a different guest into his virtual day, a third of conversations involve some sort of deception and celebrity gossip serve a purpose? Or are we gorging ourselves confessional box to make three confessions - with remarkable 60 per cent of the population have cheated on their partners at on trivia whilst ignoring the plight of those closest to us? And storytelling and surprising insights. least once. can and should anything be done to stem the negative impacts We’re used to hearing celebrity interviews where stars are To debate this and seek out the truth about lies are Professor of gossip in a digital age? persuaded to show off about their achievements. Stephen's not Richard Wiseman, who has spent a lifetime trying to discover Producer: Rami Tzabar interested in that. He doesn’t want to know about his guests' the clues that give away deception, writer Ian Leslie, who First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 2014. proudest moments, he wants to know what they’re ashamed of. described the search for the perfect lie detector, and columnist SAT 03:00 William Makepeace Thackeray - Barry Lyndon That’s surely the way to find out what really makes a person Michele Hanson, whose mother was only ever able to tell the (b00t1bsd) tick. truth. The Squire Stephen and his guest reflect with empathy and humour on why First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 2009. Redmond Barry pursues and wins the widowed Lady Lyndon to we get embarrassed, where our shame thresholds should be, and SAT 01:00 Wimsey (b007jzhc) take the title of Barry Lyndon and play the role of country the value of guilt. The Nine Tailors squire. Series guests include Marian Keyes, Cariad Lloyd, Joan 3 Bunter Breaks the Law However, once arrived at the summit of his good fortune, his Bakewell, Suzi Ruffell, Clarke Peters and many more. As Lord Peter Wimsey's murder probe moves to the church bell luck begins to change for the worse. This week, Phil Hammond, doctor, journalist and the medical tower, his manservant Bunter uses his initiative. Conclusion of William Makepeace Thackeray's classic novel correspondent for Private Eye, delivers some eye watering CAST: about the rise and fall of an Irish adventurer in the 18th century. accounts of youthful mistakes, dubious diagnoses and Twitter Lord Peter Wimsey …. Ian Carmichael Dramatised by Don McCamphill storms. Bunter …. Peter Jones Barry ...... Gerard McSorley Written and presented by Stephen Mangan Supt Blundell …. Timothy Bateson Lady Lyndon ...... Tina Kellegher With extra material by Nick Doody Mrs Venables …. Noel Dyson Chevalier de Balibari ...... David Kelly Produced by Dave Anderson and Frank Stirling Will Thoday …. Keith Drinkell Bell Barry ...... Sheila Hancock A 7digital production for BBC Radio 4 Mary Thoday …. Claire Clifford Earl of Crabs ...... Kenneth Cranham SAT 06:00 Martyn Wade - Goodnight to Flamboro' Potty Peak …. Anthony Hyde Wiggins ...... Jamie Foreman (b007jqdl) Mrs Ashton …. Marjorie Withers Redmond ...... Andrew Scott A dramatised account of the First World War call-up and Mr Ashton …. Brian Haynes Furniture Dealer ...... Mark Lambert frontline experiences of William Baines, the composer and Sluice Keeper …. Peter Tudenham Poynings ...... Don Wycherley pianist born in November 1899, at Horbury near Wakefield. Narrator …. John Westbrook Ulick ...... Darragh Kelly When he died aged 23 in 1922, after a long illness, he had British gentleman detective Lord Peter Wimsey features in a Brendan ...... Eanna MacLiam written about 150 pieces, mostly for piano. He had an eye, and number of detective novels and short stories by English crime Maggie-Rose ...... Alice Barry an ear, for the natural world. Compositions such as Twilight writer, Dorothy L Sayers. The Nine Tailors was first published Directed at BBC Belfast by Lawrence Jackson. Woods, Paradise Gardens, Purple Heights and this one - in 1934. First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2003. Goodnight To Flamboro - capture the mood of the Yorkshire Classy and sharp-witted, aristocratic amateur sleuth Lord Peter SAT 04:00 Counterpoint (b00rxh64) landscapes he loved. Bredon Wimsey was born in 1890 and educated at Eton and Series 24 Stars Douglas Hodge, Anne Stallybrass, David Calder and Ann Oxford, before serving in the military during the First World 2010 Heat 4 Bell. War. The fourth heat in the 2010 series of Counterpoint comes from Written by Martyn Wade Ian Carmichael appeared as Lord Peter Wimsey for BBC Radio the BBC Radio Theatre in London, with Paul Gambaccini Produced by Cherry Cookson from 1973 to 1983, in addition to the BBC TV adaptations that picking the brains of contestants from East Anglia and the First broadcast on BBC Radio 3 in 1989. were broadcast between 1972 and 1975. Home Counties. SAT 07:30 Great Lives (b018xs8c) Adapted for radio in six episodes by Alistair Beaton. David Allison from Sheringham, Norfolk Series 26 Producer: Martin Fisher Philip Constantine from Guildford, Surrey Lonnie Donegan First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 1980. Andrew Langley from Chesham, Buckinghamshire Downton Abbey actor Jim Carter tells Matthew Parris why SAT 01:30 Peter Ustinov - Dear Me (m000vjq5) As always, the questions test the breadth of their musical skiffle king Lonnie Donegan is his hero. 5. Finding Work knowledge and feature a wealth of musical extracts and Lonnie Donegan is probably best remembered for the novelty Peter Ustinov struggles with army life but his acting and writing illustrations. hits "My Old Man's a Dustman" and "Does Your Chewing Gum career gradually take over. Producer: Paul Bajoria Lose its Flavour? " However, early hits like "Rock Island Line" His daughter Tamara is born and he has fun working with First broadcast on Radio 4 in 2010. were instrumental in inspiring the likes of John Lennon, Brian legendary actors, Ralph Richardson and John Gielgud. SAT 04:30 Two Doors Down (b008gbvs) May and Roger Daltrey to perform. The writer, director and actor continues his autobiography Series 2 Donegan played a decisive role in the development of British Abridged by Jack Singleton. Mythical Kings and Iguanas popular music. His revitalisation of skiffle provided the Producer Rosemary Hart Saffron is a typical mother, multi-tasking her aromatherapy inspiration for the whole British beat movement that was to First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in March 1978. business with trying to feng shui her bathroom and coping with come. Ironically, although Donegan was the catalyst, he was SAT 02:00 A Far Cry from Kensington by Muriel Spark a four year old desperately missing their ex-pet iguana. soon eclipsed by the young electric guitar heroes of the mid- (b09mx8n7) So no surprise she needs Sally's help when things go wrong... sixties, and he was left with the comedy and cabaret circuits. Episode 10 Starring Stella McCusker. SAT 08:00 The Motion Show (b070wg2g) Muriel Spark's playful and autobiographical novel set amid Annie McCartney's sitcom about the bohemian Belfast residents Series 3 London's post-war publishing scene. of Marlborough Road, saved from chaos by their cleaning lady, Episode 4 Although she enjoys her new job and looks forward to the Sally. Graeme Garden's debating game with Gyles Brandreth, Hugh future with William Todd, Nancy dreads the reappearance of Sally ...... Stella McCusker Dennis, Arthur Smith and Antony Worrall Thompson.
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