Imaginary Advice

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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Ross Sutherland shares the same name as a Scottish Rugby team. If he searches for his name on Twitter, he tends to find a bunch of teenagers talking about murdering him at the weekend.

Taken from a live show in Colchester Essex, December '18.

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Two people putting their faith in music:

Part One: Ross resurrects an old writing exercise to find his way out of writer's block, assisted by Magic 105.4.

Part Two: a hapless artist moves to the Appalachian mountains to DJ for bears.

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Ross explores the craft of storytelling in the British professional wrestling scene.

(Originally broadcast on Radio 4. Produced by Eleanor McDowell for Falling Tree productions)

Ross finds something in an old box of cassette tapes, and sets out to finish a story he started a long long time ago.

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Ross presents two stories on the afterlife:

1/ Hollywood Forever. Ross investigates the resting place of forgotten actors at London’s Cinema Museum (Originally broadcast on Radio 4’s Short Cuts programme).

2/ Please Hold: a short story about a life on the line.

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Featuring guest John Osborne. Ross and John retell the making of Four Weddings and a Funeral, in wildly conflicting styles.

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Ross tries to get people to look at the moon. Part one: an essay on the the moon's special place in poetry. Part two: a school tries to stop its werewolf problem before it begins. Part three: a story of teenage wasters, told using one vowel only.

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(Repeat)A love story on the dancefloor. Remixed for 2018!