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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2016 · 1H 10M

DTD Episode 101 - Helen's beat down!

from DumTeeDum - A show about BBC Radio's 'The Archers'

G' day from Uluru. Bit late on parade this week as our perambulations continue.Aunty Jean wants your spit for good reason and Roifield says a bong never hurt anyone.Lucy makes an Easter prediction which I doubt will happen as I do not think Helen can do anything without Henry - she could not leave her son with Rob. Listen to the podcast to find out what happens, according to Lucy, whilst the village hall opening is in progress (not Lower Loxley).Glyn Fullelove started talking about belly buttons for some reason - my hearing was distorted by plane noises - but he was going on about inners & outers!Roifield & Lucy disagree over the women in The Archers. I have to side with Roifield as it is the men who are poorly written. I bet Lucy would like to spend time in the lingerie dept at Underwoods - simple jealousy.The missing village shop gossip was also identified - the failing of this Editor has been laid bare for all to see. Bring back the Real Ambridge.Millie Belle provides her usual wonderful social media update from Australia which I can report is a country with a lot of rain.KosmoOn this week’s episode we have calls from Not Contrary who says nice thingsMaeve who’s pining for cowsGlyn who thinks Brian is an inner Yokelbear who’s putting up the buntingWitherspoon who discusses forbidden topicsMiss Mid City is impressed with Eddie’s learningand Tracey Chevin who says the Archers is upsetting her dog. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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G' day from Uluru. Bit late on parade this week as our perambulations continue.Aunty Jean wants your spit for good reason and Roifield says a bong never hurt anyone.Lucy makes an Easter prediction which I doubt will happen as I do not think Helen can do anything without Henry - she could not leave her son with Rob. Listen to the podcast to find out what happens, according to Lucy, whilst the village hall opening is in progress (not Lower Loxley).Glyn Fullelove started talking about belly buttons for some reason - my hearing was distorted by plane noises - but he was going on about inners & outers!Roifield & Lucy disagree over the women in The Archers. I have to side with Roifield as it is the men who are poorly written. I bet Lucy would like to spend time in the lingerie dept at Underwoods - simple jealousy.The missing village shop gossip was also identified - the failing of this Editor has been laid bare for all to see. Bring back the Real Ambridge.Millie Belle provides her usual wonderful social media update from Australia which I can report is a country with a lot of rain.KosmoOn this week’s episode we have calls from Not Contrary who says nice thingsMaeve who’s pining for cowsGlyn who thinks Brian is an inner Yokelbear who’s putting up the buntingWitherspoon who discusses forbidden topicsMiss Mid City is impressed with Eddie’s learningand Tracey Chevin who says the Archers is upsetting her dog. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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