Cariad Lloyd, Mike Wozniak and Elis James join in for this episode which looks at a success story arising from Beef Encounters, our beef and dairy industry focused dating app.
By Benjamin Partridge, Cariad Lloyd, Mike Wozniak and Elis James. Thanks to Mark Turetsky.
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Episode 35 – Professor James Harcombe
Mike Shephard joins in for this episode in which we speak to Professor James Harcombe, a military historian with a special interest in the contribution of cows in war.
By Benjamin Partridge and Mike Shephard.
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Celeste Dring joins in for this episode in which we speak to Lucy Bonham, an events planner who is organizing this year’s British Beef Council Annual Dinner and Barn Dance.
By Benjamin Partridge and Celeste Dring. Thanks to Tom Crowley.
Music:
Simple Duet by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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The final part of our Redeeming Eli mini-series.
"Is he talced?"
By Benjamin Partridge and Mike Bubbins. Thanks to Tom Crowley.
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Music credit:
Oh Holy Night Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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A taster of a new BBC podcast mini-series from Beef and Dairy Network creator Benjamin Partridge.
To listen to more Ray Moss, subscribe to BBC Radio 1's Kench podcast: https://podcasts.files.bbci.co.uk/p061rg3q.rss
The second in a new mini-series from the Beef And Dairy Network.
“Why would a man from the south of Wales in his sixties come all the way to London with nothing but a train ticket and a lump hammer to kill a perfect stranger?”
By Benjamin Partridge, Mike Bubbins, Ed Gamble, Mike Wozniak, Gemma Arrowsmith, Tom Crowley, Sian Harries, Tom Neenan and Rhodri Viney.
The first in a new mini-series from the Beef And Dairy Network.
“Life is a struggle, life is dog eat dog. Right? I will eat a dog. I have eaten a dog.”
By Benjamin Partridge, Mike Bubbins, Melangell Dolma, Chris Corcoran, Nadia Kamil and Rhodri Viney. Thanks to Hal Lublin and Tom Crowley.
Music credit:
Oh Holy Night Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Daniel Rigby joins in for this episode in which we speak to Phillip Mushroom, one of Britain’s most well loved television actors. We’re also treated to some new music from singer-songwriter Paul Paul.
By Benjamin Partridge, Daniel Rigby and Rhodri Viney. Thanks to Richard Elfyn.
Music:
Nouvelle Noel by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Dairy Queen
Music by Rhodri Viney, lyrics by Benjamin Partridge.
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Kevin Eldon joins in for this episode in which we speak to Professor Colin Plenty from the British Farming Rare Breeds Society about the recent sighting of the rare pygmy cow.
By Benjamin Partridge, Kevin Eldon and everyone who phoned the Beef and Dairy Network answerphone. Thanks to Gemma Arrowsmith.
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Andy Daly joins in for this episode in which we speak to Roy Gluck Jr., the CEO of fast food restaurant Burgers Barrel, about the difficulties the company is having trying to open a restaurant in the UK.
By Benjamin Partridge and Andy Daly.
Music:
Teddy Bear Waltz Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Episode 27 – Live At The British Beefman’s Luncheon
Mike Wozniak, Nadia Kamil, Henry Paker and Dave Cribb join in for this month’s episode which is an edited recording of a live show performed at the annual British Beefman’s Luncheon at the London Agriculture Festival.
By Benjamin Partridge, Mike Wozniak, Henry Paker and Dave Cribb with thanks to Nadia Kamil.
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Henry Paker and Theresa Thorn join in for this episode, an exclusive interview with Michael Banyan, the former bovine poet laureate who mysteriously disappeared earlier this year.
By Benjamin Partridge and Henry Paker. Thanks to Theresa Thorn.
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Tickets for Beef And Dairy Live in London on 16 Sept 2017: http://bit.ly/beefanddairylive
Tom Neenan and Tom Crowley join in for this episode in which we speak to Dr Sam Archer about why the National Health Service is refusing to treat Les Cheese after his double heart attack.
By Benjamin Partridge, Tom Neenan and Tom Crowley.
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Tickets for Beef And Dairy Live at the London Podcast Festival on 16/09/17: http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/comedy/beef-and-dairy-network-podcast#.WXUNt1I1SRs
Katy Wix joins in for this episode in which we speak to Wendy Axminster who is starring a new big budget stage musical.
We also have details of a sweeping product recall from Mitchell's.
By Benjamin Partridge, Katy Wix and Dave Cribb.
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It’s the Beef And Dairy Network’s 75th birthday. To celebrate, we take a look back into our archive with the help of new B&DN archivist Alex Neon.
By Benjamin Partridge, Gareth Gwynn, Nadia Kamil, Tom Crowley, Molly Beth White, Tom Neenan and Sarah Thom. Thanks to Mike Bubbins and Hal Lublin.
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Mike Wilmot and Mike Wozniak join in for this episode which features an interview with Canadian entrepreneur Michael “Frank” Franklinson, who has invented a new way to combine beef and dairy.
By Benjamin Partridge, Mike Wilmot and Mike Wozniak. Thanks to Mark Turetsky.
Music:
“Den” “Alphabet Soup” “Relinquish”
Podington Bear
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Ed Gamble, Mike Bubbins and John Rutledge join in for this episode which features an interview with Phillip Seastram, formerly of the Food Standards Agency, and Eli Roberts, who has started a new venture.
By Benjamin Partridge, Ed Gamble, Mike Bubbins and John Rutledge.
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Music:
“Waves Of Intensity” “Light Touch” “Pink Gradient”
Podington Bear
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Rose Matafeo, Tom Neenan, Jesse Thorn, Tom Crowley and Nigel Crowle join in this month for a lamb investigation documentary feature special.
By Benjamin Partridge, Rose Matafeo, Jesse Thorn, Tom Crowley and Nigel Crowle.
Music:
Wedding Etude #1 by Brett Van Donsel: brettvandonselmusic.com
“Dry Air” “B7 Bomber” “Memory Wind”
Podington Bear
Henry Paker joins in for this episode which features an interview with Bovine Poet Laureate, Michael Banyan. We also hear some of your letters on the topic of cows’ eyes.
By Benjamin Partridge and Henry Paker. Thanks to Beth Eyre.
Lid Licker poem by Rob Auton (www.robauton.co.uk) with original music by Timothy Tate (www.timothy-tate.com)
Music:
“Introspection” by Eric Matyas
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This episode comes from Munich in Germany, where pork is king. We also pay tribute to those who have left us in 2016, including previous guest Dr David Pin.
By Benjamin Partridge. Thanks to Daniel Rigby, Jessica Ransom, Mike Wozniak and Nadia Kamil. Thanks to Andy Goddard for production help.
Music:
Music for Funeral Home - Part 11 by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
Four by Roman Benedict
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Greg Davies joins us for this month’s episode, as we bag an exclusive interview with the founder of Boffo’s Cow Circus, Boffo.
By Benjamin Partridge and Greg Davies. Thanks to Tom Crowley, Max Davis, Catherine Paskell, Tom Neenan, Lloyd Langford, Elis James, Gareth Gwynn, Alex Adey and Sian Harries.
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Josie Long, Mike Wozniak, Tom Crowley and Martin Austwick join in for this month’s episode, which was recorded live in front of an audience at the London Agriculture Festival.
By Benjamin Partridge, Mike Wozniak, Josie Long and Martin Austwick with thanks to Tom Crowley.
Music:
Dreams Become Reality Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0(http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
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Mike Bubbins joins us for this month's episode in which we hear how Eli Roberts has started a new business.
By Benjamin Partridge and Mike Bubbins. Thanks to Sarah Morgan, Tonya Prewitt, Randall Cooper, Jamie Bradley, James Garrison, Nathaniel Metcalfe and Fred Nickl.
Featuring ∂f/∂xi by The Fucked Up Beat, with permission of the artist.
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In this month's episode we hear a strange message recieved on the Network answerphone.
By Benjamin Partridge with thanks to Gemma Arrowsmith, Mike Wozniak, Tom Crowley, Nadia Kamil.
Music:
Disquiet Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Miles Jupp joins in with this month's Rio special, recorded in Rio De Janeiro ahead of the Olympic games.
By Benjamin Partridge and Miles Jupp with thanks to Helen Zaltzmann, Mariana Maioline, Felipe Galvao, Vanessa Del Negri, Regina Souza, Marina De Menezes and Marcellus Lima. Also countless Brazilians on the answer phone.
Music: "At Dawn" by Dana Boule (www.danaboule.com)
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