Brunch With The Brits

Just why does Henry II want the death of Thomas Beckett?  What is the wine the chief is preparing instead of the rum ration?  What kind of musical questions will be asked this week?  And what does Africa have to do with World War I?  All this week on Brunch With The Brits

We finish Dracula this week.  Thanks for Larry Gassman for this program.  We also begin season 3 of Navy Lark and play a round with Steve Race of My Music.

This week we listen to three episodes of Dracula.  Plus Mymusic enjoyc.  Enjoy.

Dracula returns with the second episode.  Plus we finish "Last Orders Of The Spinning Wheel," and we begin the second season of "My Music."  Special thanks to Michael Butler of mevio.com who got us back up and running.

We'll discuss Beckett ... that's Thomas not Samuel before we put this sceptred Isle away for a short break.  We'll then play Last Orders of the Spinning Disk and conclude with episode 1 of Dracula.  Enjoy.

We'll start by looking at law in Henry II's time.  Then we'll turn to the Beach Boys and end that great series.  Again sorry about the bit rate.  We'll finish with a look at Oliver's conclussion and preview two upcoming programs please enjoy.

A word of warning.  This week's This Sceptred Isle may seem familiar but it's not my fault.  We thenhear abut the Beach Boys and the story around Oliver gets more and more interesting.  Enjoy.

In this episode we'll find out dark secrets about Oliver's past.  We'll also what happens when the Beach Boys meet the Maharishi and we'll learn all about King Stephen and Empress Maude.  Enjoy.

First off thanks for all the support.  We Start with Sceptred Isle and learn how King Henry dies.  That was Henry I btw.  We then move to the Beach Boys and find out about the Pet Sounds album.  We'll end with Oliver.  Will the boy become a thief?  And stay tuned for the end as Matt Cox ruminates on life Disneyland and fun.  Don't forget Matt Cox is on live Sunday night at http://www.radiooutofthepast.org from 9 pm Eastern.  Enjoy

We meet the first King Henry.  Plus we'll enjoy more Beach Boys music and get better acquainted with Oliver.  Enjoy.

History, mystery and Charles Dickens.  Plus the Beach bBoys await.  Enjoy.

We all know William was a conqueror but just how was he as a ruler?  In the v disk program Uncle Sam Goes Pop Patty Austen tells us about how v disks avoided the ascap strike in the forties.  Then buckle in for some high adventure drama from the seventies.  We listen this week to James Follette's "The Light of a Thousand Suns."  Enjoy.

When I put this episode together I had no idea just who Patty Austin was.  I know now and I think you to will enjoy "Uncle Sam Goes Pop."  It's the story of v discs and how they took American jazz all over the world.  We'll also continue with this Sceptred Isle and see just how difficult it was to unfy England.  And Hercule Poirot is here with "Murder on the LInks."  Enjoy.

We say goodbye to Jean and LInoel this week plus more from The sceptred Isle we'll actually fight the Battle of Hastings.  We thenthen look at a Navy Lark episode that didn't make a season and we conclude Cluds of Witness.  Enjoy and prep for a new documentary and next week ... all about Hercule.

Okay so I screwed up and call this episode 122 during recording.  Must be the wine.  Anyway we'll start with This Sceptred Isle and learn all about the Battle of Stanford Bridge.  We then turn to As Time Goes By and meet again with Aunt Penny.  Mark Steel concludes with a solution on the economy and we end as always with Lord Peter.  Just what is the smooth sleuth doing in New York anyway?  Enjoy.

It's always wonderful as shows continue.  Makes my job easy and fun.  This week is no exception as we continue with This Sceptred Isle moving closer to the Battle of Hastings we learn all about Edward the Confessor.  why do Jean and Lionel wnat to et rid of Mrs. Flack?  Find out in as Time Goes By and those of you who love or hate the Royal family we'll earn more from Mark Steel and we'll end with Clouds of Witness.  Enjoy.

So whose listening?  Ah well thanks for all the hits.  We continue Clouds of Witness As Time Goes By and Mark Steel plus learn more about King Canute.

We finish off the tenth century in This sceptred Isle then find out how Lionel does with his new secretary.  We'll end with Peter Whimsay.  Lady Mary has a lot of explaining to do.  Enjoy.

Here's the episode truly dedicated to The Mortis.  It's on school and again it's from our good friend Mark Steel.  Enjoy.

Mark Steel discusses the Engllish judicial system and how he'd reform it.  Enjoy