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Sep 12, 2026

speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:07
[crowd cheering] And Pickford can't keep it out.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:09
And Manchester United have taken the lead once more.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:14
It's Benjamin Šeško.
Rick EdwardsHOST
7:17
Pickford can't keep it out.
Rick EdwardsHOST
7:18
One of my favorite sentences.
Rick EdwardsHOST
7:19
Uh, the Manchester derby this weekend, but which of the Manchester managers will be the longest serving? This could be quite quick, really.
Rick EdwardsHOST
7:26
Uh, Lynsey.
Lynsey HooperGUEST
7:27
Maresca, quite simply.
Finley CrebolderNARRATOR
0:00
Carrick and Maresca looking to make history when Man United and City meet in derby.
Finley CrebolderNARRATOR
0:04
Sunday afternoon sees one of the classic Premier League battles recommence as the one hundred and ninety-ninth Manchester derby takes place at Old Trafford.
Finley CrebolderNARRATOR
0:12
Michael Carrick's Man United will be looking to topple Enzo Maresca's Man City from their perch, with the Citizens having begun the season in perfect form.
Finley CrebolderNARRATOR
0:21
City's enviable Old Trafford record.
Finley CrebolderNARRATOR
0:59
Since that January derby, the Red Devils' former captain has overseen nine league wins out of ten matches at home, and if he were to steer his side to another victory over City, he'd become the first United manager in one hundred and thirteen years to win his first two home derbies in the league.
Finley CrebolderNARRATOR
1:15
Carrick and Maresca looking to make history.
Finley CrebolderNARRATOR
1:18
AH, Allbut, and John Bentley currently hold that honor, whilst Maresca will look to join an illustrious group of eight, including Pep Guardiola, Kevin Keegan, and Sven-Goran Eriksson, who won their first Manchester league derby.
Finley CrebolderNARRATOR
1:31
The visitors would also set a new record of winning their opening four games of a league campaign for the seventh time should they triumph on Sunday.
Phil BensonNARRATOR
1:29
Songs for the Millions and Other Poems by Benjamin Stott of Manchester, Bookbinder, Middleton Printed and published by W. Horseman, 1843 this little volume is by permission humbly dedicated to thomas slingsby duncombe esq m p whose disinterested patriotism and eloquent advocacy of the rights of suffering humanity have won for him the esteem and sincere gratitude of the just portion of the living generation and the truly consoling gratification of knowing that his memory as an honest man and that his actions as an uncorrupted statesman will be cherished by and live in the hearts of generations yet unborn preface the following humble attempts to clothe the emanations of fervent feeling in the divine garb of poesy are the productions of an almost uneducated mind The author by no means claims any indulgence on this score, inasmuch as it has been made an excuse by so many of his predecessors for obtruding their works on the public.
Phil BensonNARRATOR
2:39
He nevertheless is conscious that these poems contain many glaring faults, and that the critic will find subjects for the full exercise of his vocation, should he deem them worthy of his censure, or even of his notice.
Phil BensonNARRATOR
2:54
they are however with all their imperfections on their heads the sincere aspirations of a heart overflowing with an enthusiastic love of liberty imbued with a devout admiration of the works of nature and an ardent adoration of nature's god under the inspiration of those glorious feelings have they been written in giving them to the world in a collected form the author takes this opportunity of thanking the various editors of periodical literature who have inserted them as detached pieces and also those kind friends who have given him their advice in bringing them through the press he would also inform the reader that they have been written more to gratify an innate love of poesy and of the subjects on which he treats than for publication hence their want of polish and the many errors that they may be found to contain but should the sentiments expressed in them meet with a response from the humblest disciple of truth and freedom the object of the author will be accomplished memoir benjamin stott the author of the following poems was born at manchester on the twenty fourth of november eighteen thirteen his father a hairdresser and subsequently an auctioneer was a member of a respectable family in the vicinity of rochdale lancashire His mother, whose maiden name was Hall, was the descendant of an ancient and highly respectable family, for centuries located at the villages of Hope and Bradwell, near Castleton, in the peak of Derbyshire.
Phil BensonNARRATOR
4:30
The subject of this memoir was the youngest of thirteen children, and was, unfortunately, deprived of both his parents when he was under six years of age.
Phil BensonNARRATOR
4:41
a maiden aunt the sister of his mother who supplied the place of his deceased parents nobly struggled by persevering industry in fustian cutting to keep him from want until he attained his ninth year at this period he was admitted through the exertions of the friends of his late father into chetham's hospital commonly called the manchester college previously to this he had however at the national free school granby row manchester received the simple rudiments of education namely being taught to read and to write these acquirements were of great advantage to him in gaining admission into the hospital during his stay at this excellent but much abused institution from the year eighteen twenty two to eighteen twenty seven he made little progress in learning from the education of the boys being so shamefully neglected on leaving the college he was apprenticed to a bookbinder to which business he served seven years and has since worked at it as a journeyman he was never out of his native town of manchester except on one occasion when the business of a society to which he belongs led him to the isle of man it may be truly said of him that he has had few opportunities of looking on the sublime and varied face of nature save through an atmosphere polluted with smoke belched from a thousand chimneys in this large manufacturing district He has, however, to counteract this disadvantage, had an opportunity from the business that he follows of cultivating his ardent love of literature.
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Sep 12 · 17 Mentions

DelaHOST
2:55
We bring you all the fixtures here.
DelaHOST
2:57
And the big match of the weekend is the one that is happening tomorrow at Old Trafford between Manchester United and Manchester City.
DelaHOST
3:05
It's a Manchester derby.
DelaHOST
3:13
Michael Carrick against Enzo Maresca.
DelaHOST
3:18
Yesterday, some matches were played in the Spanish La Liga.

12 MINS LATER

Xabi AlonsoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:16
First one in the league.
Steve ZandoHOST
15:20
manager Xabi Alonso speaking with them.
Steve ZandoHOST
15:21
Meanwhile, the Chelsea boss says striker Ja Pedro is similar in style of play to his former Real Madrid teammate Karim Benzema and at a comparable level to Manchester City's Alain Haaland.
Matt FHOST
54:58
Nottingham.
Matt FHOST
55:00
If you are in Manchester, 17th of September, Band on the Wall, you want to go there.
Matt FHOST
55:09
If you're in Cardiff, big shout out to Lee from Cariad and Brett from Drum Depot and loads of other people from Wales.
Matt FHOST
55:23
she's showing her album off now I've got mine but it's I just show
AureaHOST
55:41
it
Matt FHOST
55:42
is yeah anyway sorry back into Wales so on in Wales at the Yardbird Cardiff 18th of September So that's a good order, that.
Matt FHOST
55:54
Look, Nottingham, Manchester.
Matt FHOST
55:55
I don't know whether I'd have gone Manchester, Nottingham, but you know how it works.
Kay MurrayHOST
50:00
Xhaka's here too.
Kay MurrayHOST
50:01
First question, who needs to win the Manchester derby more on Sunday? Jan.
Shaka HislopPANELIST
50:06
First question.
Shaka HislopPANELIST
50:06
You're gonna cut that cake or what?
Jan Aage FjortoftPANELIST
50:46
I, I, I hope you forgot your question, but I don't, I didn't, so I have to answer that.
Kay MurrayHOST
50:50
Please do.
Jan Aage FjortoftPANELIST
50:50
Uh, Manchester derb- the Manchester derby, I think that, uh, I think Manchester City need it because Manchester City is still, after the, uh, Maresca, uh, g- taking over from Pep Guardiola, I think they need to win this derby for their fans, for their, uh, search to, to, to go after Arsenal.
Jan Aage FjortoftPANELIST
51:12
And they had a great game now away at Porto.
Simon MillerHOST
42:45
It got really off-piste.
Simon MillerHOST
42:47
It's probably why when on a random SmackDown in Manchester, England, AJ Styles pinned Jinder Mahal, which also tied into the Survivor Series.
Simon MillerHOST
42:53
We had graphics saying it was gonna be champion versus champion or Jinder versus Brock Lesnar, when apparently, and yes this is a rumor, Brock decided he would rather face AJ Styles.
Simon MillerHOST
43:02
The WWE just undid all their hard work anyway.
speaker_0HOST
2:57
Exactly.
speaker_0HOST
2:58
So born in 1975 near Manchester, England, Jenkinson didn't just dabble in music as a kid.
speaker_0HOST
3:05
He went deep, piano, drums, and specifically the bass guitar.
speaker_0HOST
3:09
He absorbed a highly formal classical jazz education before he was even an adult.

14 MINS LATER

speaker_0HOST
17:40
He weaponized both of them.
speaker_1HOST
17:41
He really did.
speaker_0HOST
17:42
So what does this all mean for you, the listener who handed us these sources? When we zoom out and look at the whole picture, from the classical jazz student in Manchester to the pioneer playing fractal beats on global stages, it synthesizes into a really profound realization.
speaker_1HOST
17:58
Which is?
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:09
Bunny Shaw, absolutely deadly.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:13
And Manchester City are Barclays Women's Super League champions.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:20
A ten-year wait for the WSL is over and now a six-year wait for the FA Cup comes to an end as well.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:28
Manchester City win the FA
EmmaHOST
0:30
Cup.
EmmaHOST
0:32
2026 is their year.

24 MINS LATER

PaulPANELIST
24:23
So, credit to city for doing it credit to city for having listened to fans and you know i think what they've come up with is really really good it could have been a disaster but actually it's turned out to be something really positive and i think will grow and like all brands change over time but what they come up with i think is really really positive
EmmaHOST
24:45
dave were you involved with that process as well or
PlungerHOST
22:06
it starts from London, but there are a few other places going to in England.
SteveHOST
22:11
We might get Manchester for the closest in the north.
SteveHOST
22:15
Are you going to go with this one, you think? Or push your feet?
PlungerHOST
22:17
I would love to.
SteveHOST
23:34
Is that
PlungerHOST
23:34
it? I knew it was somewhere else.
PlungerHOST
23:36
I didn't see Manchester.
PlungerHOST
23:37
I didn't see Leeds or Liverpool or anywhere like that on there, unfortunately.

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