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Battle of Britain

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Oct 28, 2026

Sam WellsHOST
5:25
But the First World War, you know, that sort of futility, mud, pointlessness, duff generals 100 miles from the front, you know, there's none of that with the Second World War.
Sam WellsHOST
5:37
There's just plucky Battle of Britain fighters, even though most of them were Polish, you know, and all of this kind of stuff, which, you know, and don't get me wrong, I'm grateful that we're not living under a Nazi regime, but it's a whole different discourse.
Jolley GosnoldHOST
5:53
Yeah.
Sam WellsHOST
5:54
So your First World War, you know, your sermon that's drawing illustrations, I remember preaching one here about Vera Brittain and the three, you know, the friend, the brother and the fiancé that she lost in the First World War.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:57
Take a step-by-step look at the history and the high points of the 1980 Olympics.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:02
Certainly see the Battle of Britain, Kohinovet.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:06
And we'll watch Nadia, Alexandra, the Tia team.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:12
Eight medals.

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Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
116:21
We'll go right from Afghanistan to the winter stand.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
116:24
Step by step.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
116:26
Battle of Britain.
Joe GaragiolaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
116:27
Cohen Obed will be there.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:15
It is just having those supplies in the house to get you through those moments.
Chris KennyHOST
38:21
Good Lord, Esther, they're getting the poms ready for the Battle of Britain again and there's been a run on toilet paper and baked beans.
Chris KennyHOST
38:29
As if those two don't go together.
Esther KrakowGUEST
38:31
You would think.
Andy PerryGUEST
8:25
And I was reading comics and books about...
Andy PerryGUEST
8:34
Battle of Britain comics.
Andy PerryGUEST
8:35
Yes.
Andy PerryGUEST
8:36
And, of course, I was like a mad keen reader and Paul Brickhill and Douglas Barter and all of that, you know, and I'm like... reading the stories and watching a DC-3 and thinking, you know what, that would be totally cool to be a
Frederik LogevallGUEST
49:26
Well, and also because there was a suggestion, which I think is false.
Frederik LogevallGUEST
49:30
But a suggestion arose that when the Battle of Britain began, Joe Kennedy, his ambassador, was cowardly and he retreated each night into the countryside outside London because he didn't want to be subjected to the bombs.
Frederik LogevallGUEST
49:43
I don't think it's true, but I do think that Joe Jr. felt for a long time, and maybe Jack did too, the reason we have to serve in this war is to show the world that this is not true about our father and it's not true about the family.
Frederik LogevallGUEST
49:58
And hence this volunteer, this mission that Joe Jr. went on.
JayHOST
0:38
Here's your first question.
JayHOST
0:40
Number one, what is the second largest island of the Channel Islands by area? So what is the second largest island of the Channel Islands by area? Number two, who was Noel Edmonds' pink and yellow companion on Noel's house party? So who was Noel Edmonds' pink and yellow companion on Noel's house party? Number three, World War Two's Battle of Britain took place in which year? So World War Two's Battle of Britain took place in which year? Number four, guacamole originates from which country? So guacamole originates from which country? And your final one today, number five, how many, sorry, how many children, we'll get to grandchildren in a minute, how many children did Queen Victoria have? Was it nine, 18 or 27 children? So how many children did Queen Victoria have? Nine, 18 or 27? There you go.
JayHOST
2:12
That's your five questions for today.
JayHOST
2:13
How do you think you did? We'll find out together very soon.
JayHOST
2:48
Who was Noel Edmonds' pink and yellow companion on Noel's house party? It was Mr Blobby.
JayHOST
2:54
Blobby, Blobby, Blobby.
JayHOST
2:57
Number three, World War II's Battle of Britain took place in which year? It's 1940.
JayHOST
3:03
Number four, guacamole originates from Mexico.
Madison RuehlemannGUEST
51:45
And Howes and his intercessors, amazing recounts in this book of how they prayed and they overturned a near impossible circumstance.
Madison RuehlemannGUEST
51:53
Then you've got, he saw the disruption of sort of Hitler's planned overtake of Britain in the Battle of Britain.
Madison RuehlemannGUEST
51:59
Amazing things that were seen through prayer.
Madison RuehlemannGUEST
52:01
And in this book, he talks about living a life of continual sacrifice.
Jason HensleyGUEST
56:20
The thing has proved its truth in history scores of times over, and in every generation, dictators and statesmen have been blind to the simple, best policy for the true well-being of their peoples.
Jason HensleyGUEST
56:29
The Battle of Britain was won not by the skill and daring of a handful of highly trained young men, but by the kindliness which received Jewish refugees into homes in this country, because they were the distressed seed of Abraham.
Jason HensleyGUEST
56:42
That's the reason.
Jason HensleyGUEST
56:44
It's because we read scripture.
Sam DelaneyHOST
34:14
Where he goes, I'm, you know, the Battle of France has ended.
Sam DelaneyHOST
34:20
And the Battle of Britain is about to begin.
Andy DawsonHOST
34:23
Yeah.
Sam DelaneyHOST
34:24
And then he does all this.
Niall GreenwoodGUEST
14:58
So you war game how that works.
Niall GreenwoodGUEST
15:00
One of the things you find is I think the last single service battle of any significance we had in the UK was the Battle of Britain in 1940.
Niall GreenwoodGUEST
15:10
So ever since then, it's been joint.
Niall GreenwoodGUEST
15:12
It's been multi-service.

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