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Nov 5, 2026

Fi GloverHOST
14:27
terrible, isn't it? Could you also look up are hot water bottles made from rubber or plastic? Thank you very much.
Fi GloverHOST
14:34
But it's drawn Sue from Sidmouth's attention to other things in her house that are called funny things.
Fi GloverHOST
14:40
From quite a young age, I remember mushrooms are called buggers.
Fi GloverHOST
14:43
My dad was serving up a casserole and my mum asked for more mushrooms.
Steve VHOST
27:09
It looks a taste of...
Steve VHOST
27:11
Am I saying that right? Sidmouth? Sidmouth? Sidmouth.
Steve VHOST
27:14
That's how it looks to
Kodi Maurice DoggetteHOST
27:15
me.
Steve VHOST
27:16
Sidmouth.
Steve VHOST
27:16
Yeah, a taste of Sidmouth is a homemade gelato, small business in the UK, and invited these two... influencers they're a couple to come in and try their gelato and post for it like I think it's really lovely and they did and they got sadly on Facebook a lot of hatred directed at them including at the shop but it was really the shop that came to their defense and said that this is wrong and what do you say to this I mean it's like If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it.
Steve VHOST
27:56
But it does remind me a little bit, like I was on the subway earlier today in rush hour morning with my husband, and he was going to continue going to work, and I was going to get off because we had to go somewhere.
Steve VHOST
28:10
earlier and i said goodbye to him and we were surrounded by a lot of different people but i wanted to say goodbye to him and kiss him goodbye and we kissed it don't think it didn't cross my head like uh-oh are we gonna be and we're in new york city too
speaker_8GUEST
26:17
Uh, but of course, so does the UK.
speaker_8GUEST
26:18
Um, and we had an absolute blast at Sidmouth, Folk East, Whitby, Shrewsbury, um, and then popping all around doing some gigs with the likes of Kimber's men and Bristol and Bristol, of course, with the shanty crew.
JamesGUEST
26:31
I
OggyHOST
26:31
feared
JimmyHOST
91:34
On Sunday, February 11th, he brought the footprints up in a sermon and offered his listeners a theory.
JimmyHOST
91:39
Two kangaroos, he said, were kept in a private menagerie at Sidmouth, and one of them had gotten loose.
JimmyHOST
91:48
A kangaroo hops, so a kangaroo would leave a single line of prints, and that was that.
JimmyHOST
91:55
The kangaroo became the most repeated explanation of the whole affair and stayed that way for over a century, but what most people never learned is that Musgrave didn't believe it.
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
3:52
Black woman.
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
3:53
Okay, so in A Tale of Two Cities, we start with Gladys' birth, or childbirth, at Sidmouth Castle, which is intercut with a wedding in New York.
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
4:07
Ironically, it's raining in New York and it's not raining in London, which is just, I guess, fair.
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
4:11
This is a fantasy after all.

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Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
14:54
Who is that person? I had to go in to give it an HB key.
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
14:58
Let's go to...
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
14:59
Sidmouth, right? Our Duchess gives birth.
Bankole ImoukhuedeHOST
15:05
I mentioned that this was the last reference to Game of Thrones, because if you remember House of the Dragon season one, episode one, that too also featured heavily the childbirth and that being the real battlefield.
Nancy StevensHOST
15:02
Anyway, this is the premise.
Nancy StevensHOST
15:04
Sidmouth is gearing up for summer, but murder is all year round.
Nancy StevensHOST
15:06
When a doctor is found dead in the woods, shot through the heart with a crossbow, his wife is the prime suspect, despite an ironclad alibi.
Nancy StevensHOST
15:14
Desperate to clear her name, she appeals to radio presenter Edward Temmest for help.
Bob AskewGUEST
4:02
A couple of years ago you mentioned it.
Matt QuinnHOST
4:04
Yes, I did see you briefly in passing across a road at Sidmouth.
Matt QuinnHOST
4:09
You didn't spot me, but I saw you.
Matt QuinnHOST
4:11
Sidmouth Folk Festival this year, I saw you marching up the road somewhere.
Matt QuinnHOST
4:15
But yeah, we used to see each other quite a lot a long time ago because...
Matt QuinnHOST
4:19
Yeah, yeah.
Vic GenovaHOST
4:09
I'm still trying to shake that off.
Vic GenovaHOST
4:11
But Sidmouth in the south of England, that's where you were born.
Vic GenovaHOST
4:15
Have I got that right?
Leigh BakerGUEST
4:16
You got it right.
Vic GenovaHOST
5:07
You go a couple hours outside of, you're practically at, not the border, but you're at the coast, just like you said.
Vic GenovaHOST
5:12
For sure.
Vic GenovaHOST
5:13
Tell us a little bit more about what life was like growing up in Sidmouth.
Vic GenovaHOST
5:15
Am I saying it right, Sid? I know usually like Burnmouth.
LeanneGUEST
34:56
We do Timmoth Folk Festival we do every year.
LeanneGUEST
34:59
We do Sidmouth every year.
LeanneGUEST
35:00
And then we often do lots of smaller pub outs around Devon.
LeanneGUEST
35:05
So that will all be advertised on our social media.
Mark CaveHOST
3:34
In the South West, South West Water applied to DEFRA on 6 October 2026 for a non-essential use ban of its own.
Mark CaveHOST
3:42
The areas are Mid Devon, parts of East Devon and a small part of Dorset, with Exeter, Exmouth, Crediton, Sidmouth, Tiverton and Lyme Regis named.
Mark CaveHOST
3:53
Again, I'm going to be really clear, this is an application.
Mark CaveHOST
3:57
Commercial exterior cleaning is not prohibited there at the moment, but the proposal includes cleaning non-domestic buildings and premises with mains water, alongside vehicle washing, industrial plant, dust suppression and watering plants on commercial premises.

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