A deeper look at Beryl Cook
Painter Beryl Cook divided the art world when she burst into the public consciousness in 1976. This year, she would have celebrated her 100th birthday, so Hannah grabbed some time with Hilary Bracegir...
18 Syys 27min
The Bush Telegraph: Influence and effluence
This week, Hannah and Jen are talking about a Hyrox horror, Carers UK's new report, unrest in the countryside, a drug hoping to stave off Alzheimer's, bad behaviour at Flushing Meadows (no pun intende...
17 Syys 31min
Flicking #77: Weapons
2025 was a big year for horror, with the genre not only having some big releases, but also taking home some big awards. Including an Oscar for Amy Madigan for her role in Zach Cregger’s supernatural m...
15 Syys 31min
Dr Siggie Cohen on being the parent
Many parents are moving away from the more authoritarian ideas of previous generations. But is it possible so-called “gentle parenting” has passed the point of being useful? Dr Siggie Cohen, a leading...
14 Syys 26min
Jane Hill has spunk in her eyes
September is Gynecological Cancers Awareness Month, so Hannah took the chance to catch up with our friend Jane Hill, a writer and comedian who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer last year. Jane’s Subst...
11 Syys 32min
The Bush Telegraph: News hullabalooboohoos
Spider bites, violent pensioners, a Bill about dying that refuses to die, some appalling headline writing, and bonnes nouvelles de France – Mick and Hannah have braved this week’s news (and the garden...
10 Syys 20min
Alessia Camoirano uncovers Britain’s Forgotten Girls
Across Britain, young girls from all demographics are being groomed, trafficked and sexually exploited by drug gangs. Authorities have been warned repeatedly about what’s happening to these girls, oft...
9 Syys 26min
