Brunch With The Brits

There's a note from John Lingard that concerns Pay Any Price. We'll learn a bit about Ted Albury and Robert Bruce. In Portsmouth find out what happens when an efeciency expert comes to inspect Troutbridge. And there's Producer Director Marias Valentine's day too.

Pay Any Price comes closer to the assinasination of Kennedy and we learn about Anabushkin flu. Yes Johnson will sing. Plus the Welsh laws and the beginning of the Prince of wales. As in the one getting married.

There will be two episodes of Isle this week. Plus you'll begin a novel that takes place during the Kennedy years. Enjoy

We finish the second season of My Music with a flourish. Then we listen to a day in the life of thirteenth century England. It's Families Day aboard Troutbridge and Holmes solves the currious case of the Stock Brokers Clerk.

Is Captian Povey really taking his leave? Who was Simon Demonfort? And what is the yellow face?

What does Able Seaman Johnson want for his birthday? Who won the wessex Cup? And welcome back Sherlock Holmes.

"Doomsday And Beyond," first began life as a DC commic back in 1993. This week we'll listen to the BBC edition from November 2006 featurin Stewart Miligan as Superman. Enjoy. Sherlock Holmes returns next week along with our reular programs.

We look at the Barons War and the coronation of Henry III in Isle. Plus Mr. Murray both commmedically and dramatically. Plus Fireside Al and Christmas in the Trenches. On behalf of all of us Merry Christmas

It's always a pleasure when John Lingard joins us. And this year is no exception. Plus Magna Carta navy Lark and Frank Muir leads us all in singing.

We learn about bad King John. Then we'll play a round of My Music. AFter which we'll head back to the island and learn all about the Torchman.