# Matt Hill

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The Summer Run with Kane Cornes and Josh Jenkins - Thursday Full Show (05.11.26)

Kane and JJ were joined by Matt Hill and Pior Babis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Voice of Racing | Matt Hill on the Flemington Carnival (05.11.26)

Matty Hill joins us to discuss the Flemington Carnival so far and preview the big day today - Oaks Day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Catherine The Dead

Catherine the Great of Russia died on 6th November, 1796 - but, contrary to rumours which still persist to this day, the event did not involve an intimate act with a horse. In reality, she collapsed in her washroom, fell into a coma, and died in bed.  Born as Princess Sophie in Prussia, she was gr…

Unhappily Ever After: MAFS Axed

Channel 4 calls time on Married at First Sight - even though its own review said the show could carry on. Broadcast consultant Paul Robinson on what it means for reality TV. Also on the show: a "famous man" loses his High Court bid to stop the Guardian and ITN publishing allegations against him. Pr…

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The Fugitive Who Killed His Family

John Emil List murdered his mother, wife and three children in a methodical massacre on November 9th, 1971. Then he left their bodies in the ballroom of their sprawling 19-room mansion, parked his car at the international airport and fled for Denver. Astonishingly, he remained on the run for EIGHTE…

The Temple of Reason

The French government introduced a new State religion on 10th November, 1793: the ‘Cult of Reason’, which attempted to reflect the anti-clerical attitudes of the French Revolution.  But - as with the new secular calendar that reset the year to zero and gave democratic names to the months - the gen…

The Apostate

What would you give up to follow your heart? Your faith? Your parents? Everyone you’ve ever known?  For Theo Howarth, raised a Jehovah’s Witness, the question wasn’t hypothetical. It was the choice he spent his twenties trying to dodge, and the one that almost broke him. In this remarkable conver…

Welcome To Stevenage

Britain's first ‘New Town’, built to accommodate 60,000 residents, was Stevenage, Hertfordshire - designated on 11th November, 1946 by Lewis Silkin, Labour’s Minister for Town and Country Planning.  Inspired by the rush to accommodate Londoners displaced by the Nazi bombing of the capital, the con…

The Exploding Whale

Arion, Rebecca and Olly recall the events of 12th November, 1970, when the coastal town of Florence, Oregon faced a dilemma: the 8-ton dead sperm whale washed up on its shores, emitting a putrid stench that had become unbearable for residents. George Thornton, a Department of Transportation engine…