Brunch With The Brits

Sherlock Holmes investigatges a crime involving Russian anarachists plus more from Nat Cole and TV Lark and Secret Adversary. Enjoy.

A cheating scandals mars a English university and Holmes and Watson are sent to investigate. Plus Nat King Cole The Voice and TV Lark and enter Sir James Peal Egerton.

Need I say more? Sherlock Holmes is back along with a new documentary on Nat King Cole and more from tv lark. Enjoy.

Okay after a long vacation we're back with tow hours and forty six minutes more of brunch fun. And it's because we

decided to conclude just to keep things simple A Small Town In Germany. Plus we'll begin a new lark series. This

one The TV Lark and it's before Navy Lark Series 5. We'll hear the first episode entitled Opening Night don't worry

John Lingard. Great sound quality. It's from Jan 25 1963 and before we put the British history book away for a bit

it's time for Sceptred Isle and the first look at The AGe of Revolutions from 1760 to 1792. We'll be discussing the

end of the seven years war. Don't forget two chapters of The Secret Advasary as well. Enjoy.Find us on itunes at http://bwtbrits.libsyn.comOr here at http://www.radiooutofthepast.organd as always we're on the Radio Entertainment Network.Matt Cox HostMaria CAstaneda Producer

This week brunch is short. It's because next week we'll be starting what I'm affectionately refering to as Thirty Weeks of Lark ... or so. So that we're caught up on Navy Lark entirely. Thanks to the producer for getting us TV Lark. So this week it's Sceptred Isle A Small Town in Germany and two chapters of Secret Adversary. We apologize for the lateness but with friends of the magic and the producer's bday we've been taking some time off. We're back however as of Saturday August 24 depending on where you live. And it's great to be back.Catch the show on radio out of the past at http://www.radiooutofthepast.orOn itunes we're at bwtbrits.libsyn.comand we're always on radio entertainment network.Matt Cox hostMaria Castaneda Producer

Okay this week's brunch is long. Two hours and forty four minutes and it's thanks to Ray Noble. Yet I hope you enjoy it. We begin by welcoming an old friend. As most of you know we've been chronicling the well loved commedy The Navy Lark. This was one of Fred's favorites and we begin the fifth series by going back to April 5 of 1963 and listen to First Day Out of Dock. We then listen to The Ray Noble Story. This was not a documentary made for BBC but rather Capital Radio and we'll hear Ray that wonderful charming band leader who made an impression both here in the United States ... he did lead the band during the Burns and Allen early years and over in Britain. Then it's back to Germany and episode 3 of A Small Town in Germany. This is well dramatized and we're certainly hoping you're enjoying it. We end with two chapters of Secret Adversary. Enjoy.Listen and download Brunch fro the Radio Outo f the Past web site at http://www.radiooutofthepast.orgGet the show on itunes or through your favorite podcast ap at http://bwtbrits.libsyn.comand as always find us on the Radio Entertainment Network. Matt Cox HostMaria Castaneda Producer Director

This week we conclude Harry Lime. We'll hear the episode Greek Meets Greek and then it'll be done. We then move to This Sceptred Isle and learn about India and the death of George II from Feb 13 of 1996. We'll also have the second episode of A Small town in Germany from August 29 of 1982 and we'll conclude with the second Chapter of The Secret Adversary. EnjoyEmail us at [email protected]catch us here at radiooutofthepast.organd in itunes at http://bwtbrits.libsyn.comand at The Radio Entertainment Network.Matt Cox HostMaria Castaneda ProducerWat to vote for the new brunch logo?Go to facebook and join the group.

This week a changing of the guard. As always we'll start with Harry Lime but two episodes this week. We'll listen

to HOneymoon from July 11 of 1952 then The Blue Caribou from July 18 of 1952. Special thanks to Matthew Ellif for

his sharing of his collection. Then It's This Sceptred Isle from January 12 of 1996. The known world is at war and

it's not 1914. We then begin A Small Town In Germany from August 22 of 1982 full dramatization of the JOhn Le CAre

book. A high ranking British official is missing from the German embassy during a right wing rally. We then will

conclude with a new audio book as we delve in to Agatha Christie's The Secret Adversary. EnjoyListen to the program here at http://www.radiooutofthepast.orgGo to http://bwtbrits.libsyn.com and download us to itunes.And always brunch is available on the jRadio Entertainment NetworkMatt Cox Host Email us at [email protected]Maria Castaneda Producer Director [email protected]

Brunch With The Brits 270 is here. Join us as we clean up lose ends so to speak. First of all due to its incomplete nature the episode of Harry LIme entitled Honeymoon will not be heard. The Only BBC offering this week will be Sceptred Isle and that will cover Militias and Pitt's plan to invade Canada. Then we'll finish Mike A Public School Story with Chapters 25 through 29. AGain thanks to John Lingard for all his work. Ways to ListenBrunch can be picked up at www.radiooutofthepast.orgIt can also be found in itunes and subscribed to at http://bwtbrits.libsyn.comAnd hear us on the radio entertainment network. Want to hear a show? Email us at [email protected]Find us on facebookand follow the show on twitter at bwtbrits.twitter.comEnjoyMatt Cox HostMaria CAstaneda Producer DirectorPs. Feel like walking? It's back this time walk with the Brunch With The Brits team in October through Disneyland as we participate in our Choc Walk in the Park. Need info? Email [email protected]

This week we celebrate the Fourth by doing a little house cleaning. We have our usual suspects. Harry Lime is from July 4 of 1952 and it's entitled Paris is Not The Same. On Sceptred Isle we'll learn of the Black HOle of Calcuta and then four chapters of Mike A Public School Story read by our listener and dear friend John Lingard. Enjoy. And stay tuned to the end for some very special Fourth of July merriment. Remember we did win our Independence from the British after all.Ways to ListenBWTB is always here at www.radiooutofthepast.org2 If you've an i device you can downloadus in itunes by going to bwtbrits.libsyn.com Brunch is also available on the Radio Entertainment Network. Have a great FourthMatt Cox HostMaria CAstaneda Producer DirectorEmail us at [email protected]