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stinglikeabee) wrote2008-04-01 05:20 pm
stinglikeabee) wrote2008-04-01 05:20 pm
Quick radio updates
I think anyone who's read my LJ will know I have a thing for radio programmes. Here's a great start to the week:
Word of Mouth - Bad language. Listen to the presenters struggle with censuring the cuss words in question without bursting into laughter. A snapshot of the funny: the 's' word, which could mean 'stuff' or 'bad stuff' or 'I got "S" to do', and sticking 'blimey' in the middle of another's last name.
Afternoon Play (Tuesday) - An anonymous caller questioning a political candidate's commitment to abortion brings up the awful truth.
Ed Reardon - Oh dear, the prickly writer's gone and done it again. Only this time, he's offered to teach a class to impressionable teens.
Crossing Continents - Korean Missionaries. Why Protestant Evangelicalism is strong in South Korea and asking why many are willing to venture into dangerous territory.
Now, back towriting starting the script.
Word of Mouth - Bad language. Listen to the presenters struggle with censuring the cuss words in question without bursting into laughter. A snapshot of the funny: the 's' word, which could mean 'stuff' or 'bad stuff' or 'I got "S" to do', and sticking 'blimey' in the middle of another's last name.
Afternoon Play (Tuesday) - An anonymous caller questioning a political candidate's commitment to abortion brings up the awful truth.
Ed Reardon - Oh dear, the prickly writer's gone and done it again. Only this time, he's offered to teach a class to impressionable teens.
Crossing Continents - Korean Missionaries. Why Protestant Evangelicalism is strong in South Korea and asking why many are willing to venture into dangerous territory.
Now, back to