This week, we are live from the Bristol Old Vic as Susie & Gyles tune into the vast history of the ‘orchestra’. Join us as we discover the melodious connections between orchestras and their vibrant etymologies!

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Enjoy Susie’s Trio for the week: 

1. Pinguescent: becoming fat.

2. Quercine: relating to oak trees.

3. Epidictic: displaying the skill of the speaker. 

Gyles' poem this week is a haiku from the book 'When Nature Speaks To Us' by Andrew Green Mann

Thin grass,

Whispering as the wind cries for the sun,

Come back to me please.

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