A secret burial at sea, and the nightmares that come after.

Story written by Ally Gipps. Read by Laurie Bolger and Neil Maskell.

Music / produced by Ross Sutherland.

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A series of altered hypnosis cassettes tell the story of a toxic relationship.

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Written & produced by Ross Sutherland. Hypnosis Programme Narrator: Lizzy Dening. Imaginary Advice is represented by Trigger, supported by Arts Council England in partnership with Apples & Snakes. For more information goto imaginaryadvice.com

Imaginary Advice turns five with a special episode about pyromancy, punk rock, and the novelisation of RUMBLE IN THE BRONX.

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A traditional heroic tale of two boxers, one ring. Featuring extracts from Rob Auton's "The Time Show" (robauton.co.uk)

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Artworks within artworks within artworks. Featuring new poetry from Luke Kennard

The first two episodes of "Mark Can't Rap", a new podcast series by Mark Grist. Mark sets out to teach himself the fundamentals of rap, through conversations with British MCs.

Intermission: "Ab" - a piece on the Liverpool hiphop scene by Ross Sutherland.

A new short story by Tim Clare.

Tim's new novel The Ice House is out now:

https://canongate.co.uk/books/2531-the-ice-house/

Ross transforms a word-search into a story about a house party. Score written by Jeremy Warmsley https://jeremywarmsley.bandcamp.com/

Part one: Ross tries to re-establish his home town as the most haunted village in England (originally broadcast on Short Cuts, Radio 4)

Part two: Ross explains the plot of Lovejoy

Part three: Ross explores the phenomenon of "set-jetting"

Part four: a ghost tour of Peterborough, voted worst place to live in England in 2019

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Wouldn't it be great if you could listen to podcasts ALL THE TIME FOREVER AND EVER?

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