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Caroline

£3 on ebay

Caroline

OMG I have "Drop The Dead Donkey 2000" book somewhere. I think its in the loft or at my dads. I will try to find it

Liam

I don't know if anyone's read "Drop The Dead Donkey 2000" - written by Andy Hamilton & Alistair Beaton in about 1994, it imagined some juicy news events in the runup to the millennium, and offers a better take on the fate of Globelink News than the show's final series.

Zaphod

Harry: Thanks for that link, but I already tried that one... :)

I managed to download the episodes from one of the iHeart podcast links, and then went in and stripped all the ads out and re-exported the files... so I'm good, now...

oldsoldier

Sweep, that serial is on the missing list.

Sweep

oldsoldier Tue 11th Nov 2025 19:34
Sweep are you looking for the 1972 CS The Heries Chronicle Book 2 Judith Paris

oldsoldier - yes, sorry for the delay in answering - have been away for a couple of months. Just saw your question. Yes, that's what I'm looking for. Does anyone have it?

HarrySpeakup

... sorry, ignore that, links no longer working ...

HarrtSpeakup

Tumanbay;

+++ fourble.co.uk/podcast/tumanbay4

Zaphod

Does anyone have series 2-4 of Tumanbay? I can find some Iheart versions online, but I need mp3s to play in the car, which is my main listening time... thanks!

SamAgain

Does anyone have "Figh ting Talk Favourites 2025: Part 1 & 2" ?
These episodes don't seem to be available on web, they were broadcast on Christmas Day on R5, if anyone has and can help out, would be appreciated.

westham

Would anyone be able to share A Short History of Ireland in its original 15 minute segments, rather than the "omnibus" 30 minute versions which remain available on the BBC site.

Thanks in advance

Liam

I think John Naismith has the same approach doing the warmup to ISIHAC. And yes, it's a shame OHG stopped. Certain subsequent deaths would have made for interesting inclusions down there.

Caroline

Liam, I was fortunate to go to some of the recordings as I worked near the BBC Boardcasting house in London at the time. They recorded 2 episodes a night. I remember one season, Paul Mayhew-Archer acted like the warm up guy, and told the same jokes all three nights!!! Shame there hasnt been and OHG since - not even an anniversary editions, etc