Talk Media The Big Light

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The boys are in great form today. Recorded just before the SNP manifesto.


At the end of the show a question from Roger Hyam.


Recommendations:


Stuart


Mercedes-Benz Museum


Porsche Museum


Eamonn


The Parisian Agency: Exclusive Properties - Netflix

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On the show:


🟡Humza Resigns with Catriona Stewart


💩Podcasts Are Shit - With Stephen Gethins


🇮🇪 Irish Right Wing Parties on the Rise with the Dynamic Duo


🇮🇱🇵🇸 ICC Send Arrest Warrant for Leaders with David Pratt


🤫Leadership, The Things They Keep Quiet with the Dynamic Duo

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At the end of the show a question from ian Currie


Recommendations: 


Eamonn


Fiennes Return to the Wild - National Geographic


Sir Ranulph Fiennes, ‘the greatest living explorer’, and his cousin, actor Joseph Fiennes, revisit Ran’s 1971 expedition of Canada’s British Columbia.


Catriona


Night Train to Odesa by Jen Stout - BBC Radio 4


Eric - Netflix


A desperate father, alongside a tenacious cop, battles his own demons on the streets of 1980s New York as he searches for his missing nine-year-old son.


David


S.O.E.: An outline history of the special operations executive 1940 - 46 - book


SOE, the Special Operations Executive, was a small, tough British secret service, a dirty tricks department, set up in July 1940. Recruited from remarkably diverse callings, the men and women who were members of this most secret agency in the Second World War lived in great and constant danger. Their job was to support and stimulate resistance behind enemy lines; their credentials fortitude, courage, immense patience and a devotion to freedom.


The activity of the SOE was world-wide. Abyssinian tribesmen, French farmers, exiled Russian grandees, coolies, smugglers, printers, policemen, telephonists, tycoons, prostitutes, rubber workers, railwaymen, peasants from the Pyranees to the Balkans, even the regent of Siam - all had a part to play as saboteurs, informers, partisans or secret agents.


In this engrossing and illuminating study, the eminent Second World War historian, M.R.D. Foot, sheds light on the heroism of individual SOE agents across the world and provides us with the definitive account of the Executive's crucial wartime work.

Thank you all for your questions. We will be revisiting some that we didn't have time for in the coming weeks.


Recommendations:


Stuart


Rebus BBC iplayer


Eamonn


Josh Taylor, Portrait of a Fighter - bbc iplayer

Here's a wee look back at April on Talk Media.


Autism Awareness Month - 10th with Paddy DuffyUK Jets Defend Israel - 17th with David PrattEnglish Patriotism & Keir Starmer - 24th with Ruth WishartListener Question - 'BBC Understands' (10th with Paddy)

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