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S3E55 Beyond Beliefs, Vatican Radio & Supportign Romanian orphanages
In this edition of the u3a Radio Podcast, we meet Sohail Husain who made some remarkable discoveries about his family from the First World War, the Partition of India & Pakistan & the…
S3E54 Bicycle along the Ganges, Cream horns & vol-au-vents and Sudbury powerlifting group
Today, we’re travelling far beyond our usual horizons to the banks of the mighty Ganges River with an extraordinary story of courage, curiosity, and compassion. We meet food writer and author of over…
S3E53 Escaping Hitler, two quarter century leaders and decluttering
In this edition of the u3a Radio Podcast, we meet Phyllida Scrivens who tells us the story of a young Jewish boy who walked alone across Europe to escape the Hitler regime. We also chat with two…
S3E52 Catherine Dickens, Poetry of everyday life, Olympic champion
In this edition of the u3a Radio Podcast, we meet Annie Elliott, author of a compelling new book exploring the life of Catherine Dickens and the difficult reality of her marriage to Charles Dickens —…
S3E51 Born Free Foundation, Meopham windmill, Creating AI music
In our February edition we talk to Dawn Lawrence, author, illustrator, poet, and passionate supporter of the Born Free Foundation, with Elsa the lion and the unforgettable film. The pretty village of…
S3E50 Climate change, Göbekli Tepe and Laughter Yoga
In our January edition, we hear about one of the most debated challenges of our time, climate change. What exactly is going on? And for those of us intrigued by archaeological discoveries, you’ll…
S3E49 Dick Whittington Goes North
We've got a special episode for you for the Christmas edition of the u3a radio podcast. It's a pantomime called 'Dick Whittington Goes North', written by Wendy Mizen and directed by Hugh Keegan. All…
S3E48 Online Scams, Pop Songs and Munitionettes
In the November edition, we hear about the battle against scammers, are we destined to always be one step behind them? And music brings people together – have you ever wondered what really makes a…
S3E47 A career in journalism, medicinal plants and a song from a member
In our October edition we talk to Roger Brooks, who interviewed some of the biggest names of the 60s and 70s during his journalism career, we look at how plants have been used in medicine and…
S3E46 Introducing Alistair, recorders and cryptic crosswords
In our September edition, we introduce our newest team member, we visit an old music friend for many of us from our school days - the good old recorder and we explore a great way of stimulating our…
S3E45 US road tip, Buckingham Palace maid, Quantum Physics
Back again with another special summer episode of our ‘Blast from the Past’ where we’ve selected interviews from our archives that we think you would like to hear again. If you would like to share…
S3E44 Bus pass group, Hadrian's wall, Pirate radio
We've delved into all 51 episodes that we’ve shared with you since 2020 and selected 6 little nuggets we want to encourage you to re-visit – 3 for July & the other 3 will be with you in…
S3E43 Silhouette Band, Cricket Player to Cricket Coach and Shadow of the Teapot
In the June edition you're going to hear from a group of members who prove to all of us that age will never be a barrier to making dreams come true. We also have an interview with a man who used to…
S3E42 Jane Austen, Human Brain and Historical Impersonation
In the May edition, we are still celebrating 250 years of Jane Austen, then after that we want to encourage you to sharpen your thinking even more by understanding a little about what is behind it.…
S3E41 Bletchley Park, seasonal wildlife and secret family
In the April edition, you can hear about breaking the Enigma code at Bletchley Park, the natural rhythm of life on Earth and the Guernsey secret family. If you would like to share your story with the…
S3E39 Alphabets, setting up a u3a, Jane Austen and Executive Aviation
In the March edition, you can hear about the world of alphabets, what it takes to form a new u3a with some tips & advice from Newham u3a, Jane Austen and what the life of an executive jet pilot…
S3E38 War memorials, Hitchcock, gemstones and Scottish Country Dancing
In this episode, Jo speaks to the manager of the Imperial War Museum's digital volunteering project to find out how u3a members can get involved with documenting war memorials; Martin learns about…
S3E37 Fairytales, cruising, public pathways and improvised comedy
Listen to the January 2025 u3a radio podcast with interviews from across the u3a movement. If you want to share your story with the u3a radio podcast team, please contact [email protected]
S3E36 u3a radio podcast December 2024
In this festive edition of the u3a radio podcast, you can listen to a pantomime written by the u3a Stockton/Sedgefield Creative Writing group. To share your stories with the podcast team, email…
S3E35 u3a radio podcast November 2024
Hear interviews with u3a members about butterfly conservation, an adventurous autobiography, and stories from ventriloquist Ken Wood of Kidderminster u3a. If you have a story you'd like to share…
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