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John Peel (Radio 1)
Description: BBC Newest Review: ... character and appearance has not changed for years. The programme is a collection of contributions and stories from ... more  ... listeners that are related in a very informal way, but very clearly and concisely put together. Although each programme can stand on its own merits, you will appreciate the show more if you listen for a few weeks running. Little themes continue from week to week, as well as new items being introduced each week. Some of the stories relate listeners experiences that I am sure they may have kept secret for years, but John Peel seems to have a great knack in getting people to open up and tell their stories as if they have totall...more |
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I Am Kloot - BBC Radio 1 John Peel Sessions Price Comparison
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Skinny Dog, October 30, 2006, UPC: 5021449097029
BBC Radio 1 John Peel Sessions |
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John Peel (Radio 1): Peel away the layers. (649 words)
by daseaford - written on 23.10.01 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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Saturday mornings mean different things to different people. For young children it is the time to watch cartoons on TV, for teenagers it is the time to lay in bed and moan and for adults it is the time to catch up on all the jobs and chores that have been accumulating during the week. But there is an alternative that may well appeal to adults, no not that! On a Saturday morning between 9.00am and 10.00am is a programme on BBC Radio 4 called Home Truths. This is hosted by John Peel and is a very pleasant way to pass an hour either relaxing in bed or sitting in your favourite chair (away from the cartoons and the moaning teenagers). John Peel seems have ...
Home Truths - Radio 4 Saturday 9.00am (678 words)
by T-Boy67 - written on 02.06.01 (Very useful, 168 readings)
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It's not often that I get up early on a Saturday, if I'm not going to work. I'm a lazy bugger and love my bed and being able to lie in it. But, there is one thing that tugs at my dreams on a Saturday morning. John Peel's radio show on Radio 4 called Home Truths. I assume Mr Peel was offered this show as a direct result of his very funny columns that have appeared over the years in the Radio Times, in which he discusses his family, their viewing habits and, well everything really. Nothing seems to be sacred. I'm sure had he been my father, I would have disowned him years ago for telling the world every little thing that I did as I was ...
