Ep 2 - A Slice of Pumpkin Life
Welcome back to M&G vs Scripts, we knew you'd be back... or welcome for the first time.
This week we have "A Slice of Pumpkin Life" by Ian Warren.
Described as "A Mockumentary following the bizarre contestants of a Halloween Fate Pumpkin Carving Competition"
While we still try to find our fee…
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LISTENER QUESTIONS
Chris Thornton asks: “I know it’s not ‘new’, but does legal on-court coaching favour younger players, who may be more fleet of foot, but less experienced problem-solvers, compared to their potentially more experienced opponents, who my not be the athletes they once were, but gr…
Swiatek and Alcaraz reign supreme, Tsitsipas defends his backhand and what next for Raducanu?
LISTENER QUESTIONS
Kenny Koala Bear on Twitter: What can be done to address the distinct prize money differences in WTA and ATP tournaments? The difference between Stuttgart and Barcelona was huge!
Carmen on email: With the clay season in full swing, I'd like to learn more about how chair umpires d…
Episode 14: Prosocial video games, Daddy Day Care and the internet of things
An episode where we tackle the thorny issue of beneficial screen experiences … seriously though, it was great to find a paper that could kick off a conversation about this. What are the personality traits that make children susceptible to [scare quotes] sharing behaviours? And how can we encourage …
Got Beef - Can Buying a Steak Be Good for Nature?
Patrick Galbraith delves into the world of sustainable farming and its impact on Britain's rural landscape. With the help of a farmer, an upland conservationist, a restaurateur and a butcher, he explores the environmental benefits and gastronomic delights of native cattle.
Patrick begins his journ…
Mailbag: 20-slam champions, sweaty towels, Wimbledon, the Olympics and more!
Calvin Betton, James Gray and George Bellshaw answer your questions on all sorts of topics, including some from the very bottom of the mailbag.
Here's what we got into...
Veteran Athlete: Is there a future for grass court tennis?
Wazza: Is it time for Wimbledon to re introduce grass court seedin…
The Not-Brexit Election
The M.E.N's political editor Jennifer Williams is joined by Centre for Towns co-founder Ian Warren, Newcastle Chronicle and Journal's political editor Jonathan Walker, and Sheffield Star editor Nancy, who discuss the Red Wall, TV debates, and whether the election is just all about Brexit.
Learn mo…
Do you see the same colour I see?
Welcome to Stories in Colour! We're starting at the very beginning to ask an age-old question: are the colours you see, the same as the colours I see?
Join Professor Anya Hurlbert from Newcastle University and National Gallery host Beks Leary as they ask whether colour is real and how exactly we …
How bugs turned the world red
We're on the search for the 'perfect red' with a pigment and dye that was so prized that it inspired international espionage and piracy, carried the death penalty if exported without a license, and built empires. But today you might find it in your strawberry yoghurt.
This is the story of how bug…
A blue more expensive than gold − ultramarine
Travel with us beyond the sea to look at ultramarine, a pigment that was once even more precious than gold.
In this episode, writer Victoria Finlay joins Beks for a discussion on how researching ultramarine took her to Afghanistan. She journeyed to the blue mines where you can find lapis lazuli, th…
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