On 27/03/2013 9:42 PM, Jim Henderson wrote:
> On Wed, 27 Mar 2013 10:56:20 +0000, Stephen wrote:
>

>
> That's a shame.  I feel kinda the same way about Jeremy Hardy, even
> though his leanings are similar to mine (but a bit more to the left).
> There are places where comedy and politics play well (and he uses this to
> great effect on The News Quiz), but other places where it doesn't belong.
>

It is not a problem, nowadays. ;-)
True, some comedians have only one string to their bow. We had one, who 
died this month, whose act consisted of speaking as if his microphone 
was intermittent. He got thirty years of work out of it.


>>>
>> I thought that it was Graeme who did that.
>
> That could be.  It's usually late when we're listening. :)
>

I know, that late night interference on the shortwave radio can be 
dreadful. :-P


> The variety is nice - it was fun to listen to a show from series <mumble>
> with Sandi Toksvig on it.  She made a joke about being proud to be one of
> a long list of female guests they'd had on the show, and it went over
> very well. :)
>

That must have been the series when H&D did Hogmanay at the Big Hoose.



-- 
Regards
     Stephen

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