DumTeeDum - A show about BBC Radio's 'The Archers'
Jul 26, 2026 · 1 hr 14 min · 15 segments
This week’s podcast is presented by Stephen and Michelle. We hear from: · Amber Rage in Ambridge, who thinks that Chris could have avoided the awkwardness on Tuesday; · Katherine…
Steven BowdenHost
Michelle RageHostPurple PumpkinJacquelineSueyHello, lovely Dumpty Dummers.
Been a really weird week.
In no news to anyone, Clive has turned out to be a wrong'un.
He's been stealing Bert's pension money, and Bert had a right old bust up with Tracy, who felt very guilty for just wanting a break, some 51st birthday party for her.
In the meantime, Bert has taken to the shop like a duck to water and is a dab hand with the pricing gun.
I would have thought Hazel Woolley would have wanted a proper barcode reader to run the till to ensure the denizens of Ambridge aren't ripping her off.
In the meantime, Bert managed to upsell Lindy Bottom on some specialty dog biscuits that Susan haven't been able to shift.
Tracy gave Bert some more home truths, and he's now sulking for Britain.
The fete committee is charging people £3 prepaid and £5 on the door, and this is not too popular, especially with Bert.
Jim has provided clues for the treasure hunt via Carol Toboggan.
She blew very hot and cold with Alan over her disreputable son, Richard, but she's going to go and read a poem, so there's lovely.
They're all good now.
Elizabeth has had the Crook Barn at Lower Loxley rebuilt.
I didn't know it was falling down.
And Fallon, after much dithering, has agreed to run it as an event space with music and such like.
She also agreed to go with Harrison to the awards ceremony up in Yorkshire, that he'd forgotten to mention, for specially doing policing or some such.
He liked her dress, which she had borrowed from Alice, who is making wardrobe space ready for the two of them, Alice and Rex that is, to move in together after a pretty torturous week.
Rex has made a peace and is okay to leave his boat behind.
Well, they'll never get it out of the Am, let's be clear.
So we're now still not really sure that Harrison didn't have an affair, but he claims not to have really dealt with Millie, who seems to be the prime suspect.
The awards ceremony was rather cringe-worthy.
They should have had a traffic light system on his speech like they do at the Oscars to avoid embarrassment whilst he waffled on.
And then he admitted to Fallon he could have come back six months earlier, but decided not to.
Well, we know he had to stay in Weatherfield, but they didn't.
Hello, lovely Dumpty Dummers.
Been a really weird week.
In no news to anyone, Clive has turned out to be a wrong'un.
He's been stealing Bert's pension money, and Bert had a right old bust up with Tracy, who felt very guilty for just wanting a break, some 51st birthday party for her.
In the meantime, Bert has taken to the shop like a duck to water and is a dab hand with the pricing gun.
I would have thought Hazel Woolley would have wanted a proper barcode reader to run the till to ensure the denizens of Ambridge aren't ripping her off.
In the meantime, Bert managed to upsell Lindy Bottom on some specialty dog biscuits that Susan haven't been able to shift.
Tracy gave Bert some more home truths, and he's now sulking for Britain.
The fete committee is charging people £3 prepaid and £5 on the door, and this is not too popular, especially with Bert.
Jim has provided clues for the treasure hunt via Carol Toboggan.
She blew very hot and cold with Alan over her disreputable son, Richard, but she's going to go and read a poem, so there's lovely.
They're all good now.
Elizabeth has had the Crook Barn at Lower Loxley rebuilt.
I didn't know it was falling down.
And Fallon, after much dithering, has agreed to run it as an event space with music and such like.
She also agreed to go with Harrison to the awards ceremony up in Yorkshire, that he'd forgotten to mention, for specially doing policing or some such.
He liked her dress, which she had borrowed from Alice, who is making wardrobe space ready for the two of them, Alice and Rex that is, to move in together after a pretty torturous week.
Rex has made a peace and is okay to leave his boat behind.
Well, they'll never get it out of the Am, let's be clear.
So we're now still not really sure that Harrison didn't have an affair, but he claims not to have really dealt with Millie, who seems to be the prime suspect.
The awards ceremony was rather cringe-worthy.
They should have had a traffic light system on his speech like they do at the Oscars to avoid embarrassment whilst he waffled on.
And then he admitted to Fallon he could have come back six months earlier, but decided not to.
Well, we know he had to stay in Weatherfield, but they didn't.
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