Antaine Mac Aoidh

Hi Juliet, sorry it was a surprise but glad you were happy it is. Found it incredibly moving, thank you for sharing with the world.

BBC Radio 4 - Pick of the Week, James Crawford James Crawford presents a selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.

My PICK OF THE WEEK!
Mexican gothic, railways, distortion, immortalists, unfolding landscapes & JMW Turner ft @petroc.bsky.social, @silviamg.bsky.social, @kermodemovie.bsky.social, @johnrobbofficial.bsky.social, @alekskrotoski.bsky.social, @adamrutherford.bsky.social
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Pick of the Week - James Crawford - BBC Sounds James Crawford presents a selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.

Pick of the Week with @jdcrawf.bsky.social now available on BBC Sounds - www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

slurping some chicken soup on this shaky double decker like it’s some sort of sippee cup. Loud music no headphones isn’t the death of public transport etiquette, it’s ME and I am ashamed. Please excommunicate me

BBC Radio 4 - Pick of the Week, Robin Ince Robin Ince presents a weekly selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.

Wrestling, a tale of survival and Stewart Lee in a jacuzzi: all with @robinince.bsky.social and his choices for Pick of the Week this evening at 1815 on R4. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m... w/ @michaelrosenyes.bsky.social @youngfathers.bsky.social and more #audio #radio

Hi Elaine! BBC Sounds is no longer available outside of the UK but as far as I’m aware Pick of the Week is still available to listen back to on BBC.com as it’s Radio 4!

which I own by the way and will never stop reminding people 👍🏻

I’ll pitch this in my pair of woolly legs and horns if I need this to happen!!!

right satyr/faun experts where we at I have radio proposals to WRITE!!! ✍️ (also no satyr emoji yet shame on you Unicode)

BBC Radio 4 - Pick of the Week, Naomi Alderman Naomi Alderman presents a selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.

Pinner, Polyphemus and a posthumous postcard; all in Pick this evening at 1815, presented by @naomialderman.bsky.social w/ @michaelrosenyes.bsky.social @nataliehaynes.bsky.social @elainefeeney.bsky.social and more www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

“Dungeons and Dragons: Only a Game?” in a cool fantasy typeface with cool black and white insert art of a spooky castle, a dragon breathing fire, and a sword. It looks like an unofficial third-party small press D&D supplement from 1981. Tell me more about this game!

“What is D&D? After extensive research, the Christian Life Ministries concludes: 'DUNGEONS & DRAGONS instead of a game is a teaching on demonology, witchcraft, voodoo, murder, rape, blasphemy, suicide, assassination, insanity, sex perversion, homosexuality, prostitution, Satan worship, gambling, Jungian psychology, barbarism, cannibalism, sadism, desecration, demon summoning, necromantics, divination and many more teachings, brought to you in living color direct from the pit of Hell!!!'"

“Other FRP Games: New games are being created, more sophisticated and cruel than the original D&D, such as RuneQuest, Chivalry & Sorcery, Arduin Grimoire, Tunnels and Trolls, etc."

The Pro Family Forum’s early 80s Satanic Panic pamphlet "Dungeons and Dragons: Only a Game?” has it all:
- a great cover
- a description of D&D guaranteed to entice 14 year olds
- a list of other, “more sophisticated and cruel" fantasy TTRPGs to try

Scragged looking man with beard wearing glasses. On a train.

Rarity. Enterprise selfie 🤳

I am looking for a parent and fresher to chat to for Money Box Live next Wednesday. In my Ideal Radio Dream World, you’d be willing to audio record yourselves with a phone out shopping for uni stuff at eg supermarket or Ikea.
Felicity.hannah@bbc.co.uk is my email - please share if you know someone

Can attest as someone who gets the luck of hearing everything a week in advance - this is 👌

A photo of a book in someone’s left hand with grass and sandalled foot in background. Book cover text reads: “Weird Sisters: Tales from the Queens of the Pulp Era, edited by Mike Ashley. British Library Tales of the Weird”

Using my Bank Holiday to catch up on reading instead of radio 📖 makes for a change!

Delighted to be a Pick of the Week on Radio 4 with #MovingMountains which is currently re-airing on Saturday afternoons on Radio Ulster. Thanks to John Toal for the shout out and the world’s best producer, Michael Shannon. You can listen back on BBC Sounds.

A stone intricately carved with a circular labyrinth or maze

A medieval labyrinth from Rathmore, Meath.

In medieval Christian Europe, labyrinths were often symbols of pilgrimage.

Though the parish church at Rathmore may not be a site of pilgrimage itself, the stone may commemorate the journey of one of the Cruise family, who were key patrons of the church.

Flying the flag! Hope you had a great Pride.

Happy Manchester Pride!

BBC Radio 4 - Pick of the Week, Rima Ahmed Rima Ahmed presents selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.

GRW-Rima! As we hear about nails, 16th century beauty treatments, and the value of care. With @jillburke.bsky.social @gregjenner.bsky.social @samiraahmeduk.bsky.social @cmatbaby.bsky.social and more. 1815 on R4 or afterwards on BBC Sounds. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

A short clip from Angry and Young, produced by Alan Hall for Radio 4’s Artworks series, airs in Pick of the Week tonight… listen here: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

Thrilled that our Women Poets of Ancient Greece episode is one of poet @lenniesaurus.bsky.social’s Picks of the Week on BBC Radio 4!

You can listen to it here: www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand...

And hear Len’s other picks here: www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand...

BBC Radio 4 - Pick of the Week, Len Pennie Len Pennie presents a selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.

Fun at the Festivals and more with @lenniesaurus.bsky.social this week - catch it all and more on PotW at 1815 www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m... w/ @nataliehaynes.bsky.social @damedenisemina.bsky.social @jdcrawf.bsky.social @inclusionht.bsky.social @kenchengceo.bsky.social @tds153.bsky.social
#radio

A catalogue image of a two piece checkered shirt/shorts that that has the text GARFIELD in caps and an image of Garfield hanging onto the shorts

I may or may not have made the most cursed purchase in TK Maxx today

A challenge to DARVO yourself out of this one ain’t it

BBC Radio 4 - Pick of the Week, June Yee June Yee presents a selection of the best bits of audio across the BBC.

Money can make the world go round, so why aren’t you paying attention more often? Merseyside’s June Yee presents Pick at 1815 with all things finance + more, including @danneidle.bsky.social @paullewismoney.bsky.social @rachelburden.bsky.social @mattchorley.bsky.social www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

BBC Radio Merseyside presenter to make Radio 4 debut - United Kingdom News Beep June Yee is best known for being one half of Orient Express alongside Billy Hui, a programme dedicated to the Chinese Community, which has been broadcasting

BBC Radio Merseyside presenter to make Radio 4 debut

https://www.newsbeep.com/uk/18676/

June Yee is best known for being one half of Orient Express alongside Billy Hui, a programme dedicated…

Hate to pull a “the Brits got it right” but I can definitely admit that to the availability of French toast at twenty past eleven at night

If late night dessert places existed in Ireland the way they do in Britain, I’d be unstoppable. And what I mean by unstoppable is from the gravitational pull I’d have of being an amorphous blob from the amount of condensed milk based deserts I’d consume nightly

Passing Limehouse DLR

A quick visual observation outside Limehouse Docklands Light Railway station.